Christopher Hussey Jr., son of Christopher Hussey and Mary Coffin Hussey, was born "10th, 2nd month, 1747-48," on Nantucket Island, according to Folger genealogical records.  Another source gives his birth as March 2, 1747.

He was married to Lydia Manchester "of Providence, Rhode Island" October 15, 1769 in Providence.  She was born there September 13, 1748, the daughter of Gideon Manchester and Lydia Sheldon Manchester.  She was the 17-generation descendant of King Edward III of England through her mother's lineage, according to "Magna Carta" by John S. Wurts.

Christopher Hussey, Jr. and Daniel Starbuck were appointed custodians of property captured on Nantucket Island by Major Dimmick in May 1779, according to "History of Nantucket."

Lydia Manchester Hussey died in childbirth August 6, 1783.  Following her death, Christopher Hussey, Jr. declared a marriage intent December 6, 1783 with Abial Coffin, daughter of Nathaniel Coffin and Rebecca Coleman Coffin

Christopher Hussey Jr. appeared as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Nantucket Island.  According to "Heads of Households, Massachusetts, 1790," page 161, the family was composed of "three white males over 16, three white males under 16, five females and one free person."  The "free person" was probably an Indian servant.

He reappeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket enumerated as:

 "Hussey, Christopher white male over 45
         white female over 45
         white male over 45
         white female 26-45
         white female 10-16
         white male 10-16
         white male 10-16
         white male 10-l6
         white female 0-10
         white female 0-10
         white female 0-10"

Christopher Hussey, Jr. died March 2, 1803 at the age of 55, according to Folger genealogical records.  Abial Coffin Hussey appeared in the 1830 census of Nantucket Island, page 35, as the head of a household composed of:

"Hussey, Abial   white female 70-80
       white male 40-50
       white female 30-40
       white female 30-40"

Abial Coffin Hussey died in February 1832 at age 72, according to "Columbia Centinel," however an "Abial Hussey" appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 379.

Children born to Christopher Hussey, Jr. and Lydia Manchester Hussey include:

 Lydia Hussey      born July 11, 1770
 Amey Hussey      born September 3, 1771
 Cyrus Hussey      born October 3, 1773
 Sally Hussey      born May 25, 1775
 Lydia Hussey      born October 2, 1776
 Albert Manchester Hussey born December 13, 1778

Children born to Christopher Hussey, Jr. and Abial Coffin Hussey include:

 Andrew C. Hussey    born August 21, 1784
 Rebecca Hussey     born July 29, 1786
 Christopher M. Hussey   born March 14, 1788
 Benjamin Franklin Hussey born October 15, 1790
 Lucretia C. Hussey    born May 4, 1793
 Mary Ann Hussey    born November 7, 1795
 Rachel C. Hussey     born September 27, 1801

Lydia Hussey (H6/3.1), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Lydia Manchester Hussey (M7/1.1), was born July 11, 1770, according to Folger genealogical records.  She died September 2, 1770.

Amey Hussey (H6/3.2), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Lydia Manchester Hussey (M7/1.1), was born September 3, 1771, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married December 25, 1791 to Timothy Horsefield (H6/1.1).

Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3), son of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Lydia Manchester Hussey (M7/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island October 3, 1773, according to his tombstone in Nantucket Friends Cemetery.

He was married to Nancy Butler (B6/1.1), daughter of Zebulon Butler (B7/1.1) and Anna Starbuck Butler (S7/1.1) March 19, 1795, according to Folger genealogical records.

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket County, page 13.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Cyrus          white male      26-45
                                white female    16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10"

Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1) died March 29, 1811, at age 35, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) was remarried December 3, 1812 to Lydia Gardner (G6/1.1), daughter of Crispus Gardner (G7/1.1) and Margaret Chase Gardner (C7/1.1).

Although they were Quakers "Lydia Hussey," believed to be (G6/1.1), was elected secretary of the "Society to Relieve the Poor and Needy," an organization associated with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Nantucket April 14, 1819.  Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 394.

Lydia Gardner Hussey (G6/1.1) was a member of the Nantucket Quaker congregation before 1843, according to a manuscript written by Obed Macy.  They were disowned by a faction of the Quakers in 1850, according to "History of Nantucket."

Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) died April 30, 1849, at age 80, according to his tombstone. His residence was designated a historical site by the Nantucket Historical Society. Lydia Gardner Hussey (G6/1.1) appeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket, age 71, owner of $700 in real estate, living in the home of her son-in-law John G. Wilson (W5/1.1).

Children born to Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1) include:

        Nancy Butler Hussey, Jr.  (H5/3.1)      born April 1, 1798
        John Butler Hussey        (H5/3.2)      born February 5, 1800
        Lydia Hussey              (H5/3.3)      born December 13, 1801
        Mary Hussey               (H5/3.4)      born October 7, 1803
        Cyrus M. Hussey           (H5/3.5)      born October 5, 1805

Children born to Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Lydia Gardner Hussey (G6/1.1) include:

        Elizabeth G. Hussey       (H5/3.6)      born September 23, 1813
        Margaret C. Hussey        (H5/3.7)      born April 22, 1815
        Andrew Gardner Hussey     (H5/3.8)      born January 29, 1820

Nancy Butler Hussey Jr. (H5/3.1), daughter of Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1), was born April 1, 1798, according to Folger genealogical records. She was married July 30, 1823 to Noah Swain, Jr. (S5/1.1), son of Noah Swain (S6/1.1) and Polly Smith Swain (S6/1.1). Following the death of Noah Swain, Jr. (S5/1.1) she was remarried to William Parrotton (P5/1.1).

John Butler Hussey (H5/3.2), son of Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1), was born February 5, 1800, according to Folger genealogical records.  He died in 1832 in Cincinnati, Ohio of Asiatic cholera.  Of him nothing more is known.

Lydia Hussey (H5/3.3), daughter of Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1), was born December 13, 1801, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married January 8, 1826 to George Paddack (P5/1.1), son of Nathaniel Paddack (P6/1.1).

Mary Hussey (H5/3.4), daughter of Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.3) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.1), was born October 7, 1803, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married June 8, 1824 to Sanford Wilber (W5/1.1), son of John Wilber (W6/1.1) and Mary Wilber, as his first wife.

Cyrus M. Hussey (H5/3.5), son of Cyrus Hussey (H6/3.4) and Nancy Butler Hussey (B6/1.10), was born October 5, 1805.  At age seven he went to sea aboard the "Globe" as a cabinboy.  He was a cooper aboard the "Globe" when she sailed from Nantucket harbor December 20, 1822 on a Pacific whaling cruise.  During the cruise some of the crew mutinied and took over the ship.  Cyrus M. Hussey (H5/3.5) was among the loyal crew members who were put ashore on Mulgrave Island in the South Pacific in 1824.

Natives on the island massacred most of the crewmen, but Cyrus M. Hussey managed to escape and was rescued.  When he returned to Nantucket Island in November 1824 he was questioned by Josiah Hussey, Esquire, his second cousin, twice-removed, the magistrate who conducted an investigation into the mutiny, according to "History of Nantucket."

Cyrus M. Hussey, "single, died at sea," February 5, 1829, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  An account of the adventures of Cyrus M. Hussey aboard the "Globe" from 1812 to 1826 was written by A. Stackpole and placed in the British Museum Library in London.

Elizabeth Hussey, daughter of Cyrus Hussey and Lydia Gardner Hussey, was born September 23, 1813 on Nantucket, according to Quaker records.  She was married March 20, 1833 to John G. Wilson, son of Elihu Wilson and Mary Wilson, according to Folger genealogical records.

They appeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket as Household No. 583-752.  Lydia Gardner Hussey, age 71, owner of $700 in real estate, lived with them.

Margaret C. Hussey, daughter of Cyrus Hussey and Lydia Gardner Hussey, was born April 22, 1815, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married in Nantucket March 12, 1833 to James S. Carey, son of James Carey and Betsey Swain Carey, according to the records of the South Congregational Church on Nantucket Island.  The wedding was reported in the March 23, 1833 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Andrew Gardner Hussey, son of Cyrus Hussey and Lydia Gardner Hussey, was born January 29, 1820, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married January 16, 1845 to Elizabeth C. Barney, daughter of Joseph Barney and Susan Coleman Barney.  Elizabeth C. Barney was born on Nantucket Island in 1824.

Andrew Gardner Hussey appeared as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Nantucket County.  The family, Household No. 323-415, was enumerated August 13, 1850 as:

 "Hussey, Andrew G.   30,   born in Massachusetts, carpenter, $800 real
              estate
 Elizabeth C.     23,   born in Massachusetts
 Susan A.       5,    born in Massachusetts, attending school
 Andrew, Jr.     3,    born in Massachusetts, attending school
 Joseph B.      1,    born in Massachusetts"

Children born to Andrew Gardner Hussey and Elizabeth C. Barney Hussey include:

 Susan B. Hussey        born September 7, 1845
 Andrew Gardner Hussey, Jr.    born February 27, 1847
 Joseph B. Hussey       born January 29, 1849

Susan B. Hussey, daughter of Andrew Gardner Hussey and Elizabeth C. Barney Hussey, was born September 7, 1845 on Nantucket Island.  She was married to Capt. Anthony Smalley "of Boston" about 1865, according to Folger genealogical records.

Andrew Gardner Hussey, Jr., son of Andrew Gardner Hussey and Elizabeth C. Barney Hussey, was born February 27, 1847, according to his tombstone in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket Island.  He was married January 22, 1882 to Fanny Comstock, according to "Comstock Family in America."  Fanny Comstock was born in 1854 to Theodore Comstock and Emily Charlotte Baker Comstock.

Fanny Comstock Hussey died on Nantucket October 9, 1906.  Children born to them are unknown.

Joseph B. Hussey, son of Andrew Gardner Hussey and Elizabeth C. Barney Hussey, was born January 29, 1849 on Nantucket Island, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual and descendants nothing more is known.

Sally Hussey, daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. and Lydia Manchester Hussey, was born May 25, 1775, according to Folger genealogical records.  She declared a marriage intent June 27, 1795 with Richard Lake Coleman who was born April 23, 1773 to Silvanus Coleman and Mary Swift Coleman.  They were married July 11, 1795.  She died March 26, 1807 and was buried on Nantucket Island, according to records of Cincinnati Monthly Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio.  Six children were born to them.

Lydia Hussey, daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. and Lydia Manchester Hussey, was born October 2, 1776, probably in Providence, Rhode Island.  She was married to William Cornell of Providence, son of William Cornell and Mary Cornell, January 27, 1799.  They removed to Ohio in 1814, according to Folger genealogical records.  They were the parents of six children, according to records of Cincinnati Monthly Meeting, Hamilton County, Ohio.

Albert Manchester Hussey, son of Christopher Hussey, Jr.  and Lydia Manchester Hussey, was born December 13, 1778 on Nantucket Island, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married March 28, 1800 to Elizabeth Starbuck, daughter of Thomas Starbuck and Dinah Trott Starbuck. Elizabeth Starbuck, who was born February 14, 1783, was a 29th-generation descendant of King William I [William the Conqueror], according to "Living Descendants of Royal Blood," Volume II.

They appeared in the 1800 census of Nantucket County, page 6, as:

"Hussey, Albert   white male   16-26
        white male   16-26"

He reappeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket Island, page 36.  The family was listed as:

"Hussey, Albert II  white male   50-60
        white female   40-50
        white male   20-30
        white male   20-30
        white male   15-20
        white female   15-20
        white male   5-10
        white male   5-10"

Albert Manchester Hussey died May 29, 1839 on Nantucket Island, according to Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler, a descendant.  Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 390.  She reappeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket living in the household of her son, Christopher Coffin Hussey.  She died June 3, 1862 on Nantucket Island.

Children born to Albert Manchester Hussey and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey include:

 Joseph Starbuck Hussey      born February 10, 1801
 George Starbuck Hussey      born August 16, 1803
 Daniel Hussey          born January 10, 1805
 Albert Manchester Hussey II     born September 29, 1807
 Benjamin Manchester Hussey    born March 23, 1809
 William Starbuck Hussey      born May 1, 1811
 Thomas S. Hussey        born March 3, 1813
 Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey     born January 15, 1815
 Reuben Hussey         born August 6, 1817
 David Manchester Hussey     born July 30, 1818
 Christopher Coffin Hussey     born June 19, 1820
 Sarah Hussey (twin)        born November 17, 1822
 Obed Hussey (twin)        born November 17, 1822
 James Albert Hussey       born May 7, 1825

Joseph Starbuck Hussey, son of Albert Manchester Hussey and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey, was born February 10, 1801, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married July 4, 1824 to Lydia E. Pollard, daughter of Abraham Pollard and Hannah Gibson Pollard, according to Folger genealogical records.  Records of Nantucket Monthly Meeting show that Joseph Starbuck Hussey died "10th, 1st month, 1832, at sea--carried down by a wind around Cape Horn."  Lydia E. Pollard Hussey died December 15, 1854.

Children born to Joseph Starbuck Hussey and Lydia E. Pollard Hussey include:

 Alexander P(ollard?) Hussey      born April 14, 1825
 George S. Hussey         born in 1828
 Sarah E. Hussey          born March 14, 1831

Alexander P. Hussey, son of Joseph Starbuck Hussey and Lydia E. Pollard Hussey, was born April 14, 1825 on Nantucket Island, according to his Hawaiian descendants.  It is erroneously reported in Nantucket records that Alexander P. Hussey "died single."

In 1977 Mrs. Lloyd J. Martin, a Hussey researcher of California, determined that Alexander P. Hussey, ship's carpenter, went to sea in his youth and was "marooned" in Hawaii.  On a trip to Hawaii in October 1979 by Arlee Claud Gowen it was confirmed that he sailed to Hawaii on a whaling ship in 1843. Records there confirm that he was married to Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha, a native of Hawaii whose ancestors were Tahitian.  Fourteen children were born to them, and in 1979 over 400 descendants had been recorded.

Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey, clan recorder for the Hussey family in Hawaii, and Beatrice Mileka Hussey Kailiponi, a Mormon Hussey researcher on the island of Maui, displayed photographs and supplied details of the lives of their great-grandparents.

A letter written to them in 1954 by George Hussey of New York, a descendant of Sylvanus Hussey, Jr. described research he did on the identify of Alexander P. Hussey.  The letter reads:

"Dear Friends,

On leaving Honolulu I promised that no stone would be left unturned in my endeavor to help you establish where Alexander Hussey came from and how he got to your islands.

It took far longer than I expected, as the reading of hundreds of shipping lists and crews and ship logs from 1840 to 1860 as well as correspondence with many historical museums, was time-consuming.

The results have been rewarding, and I am so happy for you.  His records and dates are definite and well recorded.  When signing the papers for his voyage he gave and swore to the following:

1. From Charleston, South Carolina [Charlestown, Massachusetts?].

2. Age: 22; Height: 5'6.5"; Complexion: Dark; Eyes: Blue. [Actually his age was 18--his parents were married only 19 years earlier--but he may have felt that he would not be given a berth as a ship's carpenter if he recorded his true age.]

3. This voyage was on the ship 'Columbus' of Fairhaven, Massachusetts, which is across the harbor from New Bedford, Massachusetts, my birthplace.  This ship was under the command of Capt. Fish (no first name given) and sailed from the above port November 13, 1843 for the Northwest Pacific ocean for whaling.  The first mate was Harvey Cole who died at sea in 1844.

4. The agents of the ship were Gibbs and Jenney of New Bedford, Massachusetts.  After a very successful voyage of 23 months the 'Columbus' arrived in Hawaii October 12, 1845 with 800 barrels of sperm oil, 2,400 barrels of whale oil and 14,000 pounds of whale bone.  It remained there until November 24, 1845 when it sailed for home, arriving in Fairhaven April 13, 1846.  This is no comment on returning members of the crew, and the records show only this one trip from Fairhaven for Alexander Hussey.

5. The information above was obtainable and recorded as follows: No. 1 and No. 2 and part of No. 3 and No. 5 from Starbuck's "History of the Whale Fisheries in the Year of 1843" and crew lists of the same year for the 'Columbus' in the Old Dartmouth Historical Association of New Bedford.  No. 4 was found in your early missionary paper, 'The Friend,' under the date of October 12, 1845, page 158, which you can see in the Mission Historical Society in Honolulu.

It has given me great pleasure to have helped you in my small way.

                                        Sincerely,
                                        George Hussey
                                        70 East 45th Street, Room 5733
                                        New York City, New York"

Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey advised in an interview in October 1979 that his great-grandfather came to the island of Hawaii as a carpenter for a mission church, probably Quaker.  He was married March 2, 1851 while a resident of Hamakua, Hawaii, wife's name Emilia, according to Hawaii Marriage Book H-19a, page 21.  The bride's name was Manaia, according to one source.

His bride proved unfaithful, and he gave her a bill of divorcement, according to Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey who retains the two-page document handwritten in the Hawaiian language.  Apparently no children were born to Alexander P. Hussey and Emilia Hussey.

Alexander P. Hussey was remarried September 17, 1862 to Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha, according to Hawaii Marriage Book 28, page 19.  The marriage was also recorded in Hawaii Marriage Book 78, page 119.  The groom was then shown as a resident of North Kohala, Hawaii.

The bride was of Hawaiian royalty, a daughter of Nihowehilani and Naweluokekikipaa, according to Beatrice Mileka Hussey Kailiponi.  She was born in Kohala about 1838.  At age five she was betrothed to the son of a Hawaiian king, but her father objected to the contracted marriage and sent her to the jungle in hiding under the care of an older brother.  The brother built a temple for her in the jungle and surrounded it with a stone wall 15 feet high with only a narrow passageway for an entry.  He stationed himself above the entryway and killed at least one of the king's soldiers who were searching for Makanoe by lassoing him and hanging him with the noose.  Later Makanoe was placed in a school operated by the church mission for her protection.  She remained in the school until Alexander P. Hussey made his proposal of marriage.

Alexander P. Hussey became a master carpenter in North Kohala District and died there April 9, 1896.  He was buried at Nuilii, Hawaii on the northwestern extremity of the island.  His wife died there also March 29, 1916.

Children born to Alexander P. Hussey and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey include:

 Joseph Keokapulani Hussey       born August 4, 1863
 Lily Hussey             born November 8, 1864
 Alexander Hussey, Jr.         born June 21, 1866
 Sarah Leimomi Hussey         born November 4, 1867
 Carrie Keohomaiwa Hussey       born August 5, 1868
 Abraham Hussey           born in 1871
 Abraham Alexander Kanihowahelani Hussey born September 11, 1872
 Kealohapauole Hussey         born about 1874
 Phoebe Kawahinenohokuahiwi Hussey   born August 1, 1877
 William Hussey           born May 25, 1878
 Harriett Palaau Hussey         born September 14, 1879
 Louise Heimakaokalani Hussey      born in 1882
 Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey  born February 22, 1885
 Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey   born Febrary 20, 1887

Joseph Keokapulani Hussey, son of Alexander P. Hussey and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey and namesake of his grandfather, was born August 4, 1863 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  At age 17, on December 15, 1880 he was married to Papepa Keaweiwi in North Kohala, according to Hawaii Marriage Book 28, page 39.  Papepa Keaweiwi Hussey died about 1884, and Joseph Keokapulani Hussey was remarried to Anna Ahia (A3/1.1) about 1885.  Joseph Keokapulani Hussey (H3/1.1) died November 21, 1915 at age 52.

Children born to Joseph Keokapulani Hussey (H3/1.1) and Papepa Keaweiwi Hussey (K3/1.1) include:

 Kahaikapu Hussey          born about 1881
 Kihaniilani Hussey          born about 1883

Children born to Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey (A3/1.1) include:

 Joseph Hussey           born about 1886
 Benjamin Hussey          born about 1888
 Anna Hussey            born about 1890
 (daughter)             born about 1892
 Kokaikuihala Hussey         born about 1895
 (son)               born about 1897
 Honhokuokalani Hussey        born about 1900
 Robert Hussey           born about 1902
 Susie Nani Hussey          born about 1905

Kahaikapu Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Papepa Keaweiwi Hussey, was born about 1881, probably on the island of Hawaii.  She was married about 1900 to David Kamai.

Kihaniilani Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Papepa Keaweiwi Hussey, was born about 1883, probably on the island of Hawaii.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Joseph Hussey, son of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1886, probably on the island of Hawaii.  He was married about 1906 to Daisy Aping.

Children born to Joseph Hussey and Daisy Aping Hussey including:

 Bernice Hussey        born about 1908
 Joseph Hussey        born about 1911

Bernice Hussey, daughter of Joseph Hussey and Daisy Aping Hussey (A2/1.1), was born about 1908.  She was married about 1926 to Willie Sam. Two daughters were born to them.

Joseph Hussey, son of Joseph Hussey and Daisy Aping Hussey, was born about 1911.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Benjamin Hussey, son of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1888.  He was married about 1910 to Mary Stone.  Benjamin Hussey died in 1963.

Children born to Benjamin Hussey and Mary Stone Hussey include:

 Benjamin Hussey       born about 1912
 Nola Hussey         born about 1916

Benjamin Hussey, son of Benjamin Hussey and Mary Stone Hussey, was born about 1912.  He was married about 1932 to Mary Gonsalvas.

Children born to Benjamin Hussey and Mary Gonsalvas Hussey include:

 Lydia Hussey         born about 1934
 Benjamin Hussey       born about 1937
 Robert Hussey        born about 1940

Nola Hussey, daughter of Benjamin Hussey and Mary Stone Hussey, was born about 1916.  She was married about 1934 to Theodore Silva, Jr..

Anna Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1890.  She was married about 1910 to Harold Hudnall.  Four children were born to them.

A daughter,s
 was born to Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey about 1892.  It is assumed she died in infancy.

Kokaikuihala Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1895.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

A son, was born to Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey about 1897.  It is assumed that he died in infancy.

Honhokuokalani Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1900.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Robert Hussey, son of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1902.  He was married about 1923 to Olivia Kamahani.  Children born to Robert Hussey and Olivia Kamahani Husseyare unknown.

Susie Nani Hussey, daughter of Joseph Keokapulani Hussey and Anna Ahia Hussey, was born about 1905.  She was married about 1923 to Joseph Kauhi.  Three children were born to them.

Lily Hussey, daughter of Alexander P. Hussey  and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Keuwilaha Hussey, was born November 8, 1864 in North Kohala, Hawaii. She was married about 1882 to James Hardy.  She was married to Thomas Mossman, according to Abel I. Mattoon.  Five children were born to them. She died April 8, 1934 at age 70.

Alexander Hussey, Jr., son of Alexander P. Hussey and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey, was born June 21, 1866 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  He was married about 1874 to Tamar Manu Kawelo.  He died in May 1921, at age 55.  She died in Honolulu January 13, 1925.

Children born to Alexander Hussey, Jr. and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey include:

 Iva Kaheiheilani Hussey    born December 3, 1885
 Enoch Wilfred Hussey     born February, 20, 1887
 Rose Kauiokahala Hussey    born July 23, 1888
 Ida Kelliwahinenoikala Hussey  born November 7, 1889
 Arthur Keawe Hussey     born January 19, 1891
 Samuel Maui Hussey     born June 1, 1892
 Lily Hussey         born September 9, 1893
     Alexander Hussey               (H2/3.8)        born August 7, 1898
     Edna Makanoe Hussey            (H2/3.9)        born July 20, 1910

Iva Kaheiheilani Hussey (H2/3.1), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born December 3, 1885 at Makapala, Hawaii. She died in July 1896.

Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2), son of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born February 20, 1887 in Makapala, Hawaii.  He was married March 18, 1908 in South Hilo, Hawaii to Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a (K2/1.1), according to Hawaii Marriage Book 88, page 39.

Children born to Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1) include:

        Wilfred Hussey           (H1/2.1)        born about 1909
        Violet Hussey            (H1/2.2)        born about 1910
        James Hussey             (H1/2.3)        born about 1912
        Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey (H1/2.4)        born in 1914
        Walter Hussey            (H1/2.5)        born about 1917
        Herbert Hussey           (H1/2.6)        born about 1920
        Lawrence Hussey          (H1/2.7)        born about 1923

Wilfred Hussey (H1/2.1), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1909, probably on the Island of Hawaii.  He was married about 1929 to Iola Furtado (F2/1.1).  "Mrs. Wilfred Hussey" was listed in the 1979 telephone directory of the island of Hawaii as a resident of 1165 Kinoole.

Children born to Wilfred Hussey (H1/2.1) and Iola Furtado Hussey (F2/1.1) include:

        Wilfred Hussey          (H-1/1.1)       born about 1931
        Myrna Hussey            (H-1/1d Hussey (H1/2.1) and Iola Furtado Hussey (F2/1.1) include:

        Wilfred Hussey          (H-1/1.1)       born about 1931
        Myrna Hussey            (H-1/11.5)      born about 1941

Violet Hussey (H1/2.2), daughter of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1910, probably on the island of Hawaii.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

James Hussey (H1/2.3), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1912, probably on the island of Hawaii.  He was married about 1932 to Maryann High (H1/1.1).

Children born to James Hussey (H1/2.3) and Maryann High Hussey (H1/1.1) include:

        James Hussey            (H-1/3.1)       born about 1934
        Leonard Hussey          (H-1/3.2)       born about 1936
        Aubrey Hussey           (H-1/3.3)       born about 1938
        Malcolm Hussey          (H-1/3.4)       born about 1941

Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey (H1/2.4), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe Hussey (K2/1.1), was born in 1914 on the island of Hawaii.  He was married about 1936 to Dorcas Huliheo (H1/1.1).

He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps in World War II in military government.  He was adjutant at Amarillo, Texas Army Air Base in 1943 and subsequently was military governor of Guam.  Following the war his profession was labor law.

Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey (H1/2.4) in October 1979 was the recorder of the Hussey clan in the Hawaiiam Islands and maintained a detailed record of all the descendants of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1).  He was commandant of the Queen's Guards, an honorary militia orgnization and lived in Kaneohe, Hawaii.

Children born to Theodore D. "Ted" Hussey (H1/2.4) and Dorcas Huliheo Hussey (H1/1.1) include:

        Herbert Hussey          (H-1/4.1)       born about 1938
        Theodore Hussey         (H-1/4.2)       born about 1940
        William Hussey          (H-1/4.3)       born about 1943

Walter Hussey (H1/2.5), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1917 probably on the island of Hawaii.  He was married about 1938 to Sarah Kalama (K1/1.1).  Children born to Walter Hussey (H1/2.5) and Sarah Kalama Hussey (K1/1.1) include:

        Walter Hussey           (H-1/5.1)       born about 1940
        Rosemary Hussey         (H-1/5.2)       born about 1942
        Sarah Hussey            (H-1/5.3)       born about 1945

Herbert Hussey (H1/2.6), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1920 probably on the island of Hawaii.  He died young.

Lawrence Hussey (H1/2.7), son of Enoch Wilfred Hussey (H2/3.2) and Mary Ann Kaleihoe-a Hussey (K2/1.1), was born about 1923 probably on the island of Hawaii.  He died young.

Rose Kauiokahala Hussey (H2/3.3), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.10, was born July 23, 1889, at Nuilii, Hawaii.  She was married about 1910 to Samuel Kamehulu Mookini (M2/1.1).  She died May 11, 1943. Five children were born to them and a sixth was adopted.

Ida Kelliwahinenoikala Hussey (H2/3.4), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born November 7, 1891 at Makapala, Hawaii. She was married about 1910 to Charles Rosecrans (R2/1.1).  Four children were born to them.

Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5), son of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K2/1.1), was born January 19, 1891 at Makapala, Hawaii.  He was married about 1918 to Lydia Lambert (L2/1.1).  He died September 5, 1938 at Hilo, Hawaii, and she was remarried to Joseph Kunane.

Children born to Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1) include:

        Ernest Hussey           (H1/5.1)        born in 1909
        Kealoha Hussey          (H1/5.2)        born in 1911
        Arthur Keawe Hussey     (H1/5.3)        born April 17, 1913
        Joseph Liwae Hussey     (H1/5.4)        born September 8, 1914
        Martha Hussey           (H1/5.5)        born October 27, 1916

Ernest Hussey (H1/5.1), son of Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1), was born in 1909 in Honolulu and died as an infant.

Kealoha Hussey (H1/5.2), daughter of Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1), was born in 1911 in Honolulu and died as an infant.

Arthur Keawe Hussey (H1/5.3), son of Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1), was born April 17, 1913 in Honolulu.  He was married January 28,1939 to Thelma Ke (K1/1.1).

Children born to Arthur Keawe Hussey (H1/5.3) and Thelma Ke Hussey (K1/1.1) include:

        George Hussey           (H-1/3.1)       born about 1945
        Arthur Hussey           (H-1/3.2)       born about 1947
        Arlene Hussey           (H-1/3.3)       born about 1950
        Axel Hussey             (H-1/3.4)       born about 1952
        Yolanda Hussey          (H-1/3.5)       born about 1954
        Sandra Hussey           (H-1/3.6)       born about 1957
        Elliott Hussey (adopted)(H-1/3.7)       born about 1961

Joseph Liwae Hussey (H1/5.4), son of Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1), was born September 8, 1914 at Honolulu.  He was married February 12, 1938 to Elsie Boteilho (B1/1.1).

Children born to Joseph Liwae Hussey (H1/5.4) and Elsie Boteilho Hussey (B1/1.1) include:

        Irma Hussey             (H-1/4.1)       born about 1948
        Cynthia Hussey          (H-1/4.2)       born about 1951

Martha Hussey (H1/5.5), daughter of Arthur Keawe Hussey (H2/3.5) and Lydia Lambert Hussey (L2/1.1), was born October 26,1916 at Honolulu.  She was married about 1945 to Joseph Helenihi (H1/1.1).  Four children were born to them.

Samuel Maui Hussey (H2/3.6), son of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born June 1, 1892 at Makapala, Hawaii.  He was married March 4, 1922 in Honolulu to Conda Marie Clarke (C2/1.1), daughter of John Clark (C3/1.1) and Bertha Rooney Clark (R3/1.1).  She was born March 5, 1901 in Honolulu. He died July 30, 1943 in Honolulu.

Children born to Samuel Maui Hussey (H2/3.6) and Conda Marie Clarke Hussey (C2/1.1) include:

      Yvonne Ululani Hussey           (H1/6.1)        born July 11, 1923
      Samuel Maui Hussey              (H1/6.2)        born July 18, 1924
      Cynthia Kamaka Hussey           (H1/6.3)        born November 7, 1925

Yvonne Ululani Hussey (H1/6.1), daughter of Samuel Maui Hussey (H2/3.6) and Conda Marie Clarke Hussey (C2/1.1), was born July 11, 1923 in Honolulu.  She was married January 1, 1942 to Elvin Mattson (M1/1.1).  Two children were born to them.

Samuel Maui Hussey (H1/6.2), son of Samuel Hussey (H2/3.6) and Conda Marie Clarke Hussey (C2/1.1), was born July 18, 1924 at Honolulu.  He was married about 1946 to Norma Black (B1/1.1).

Children born to Samuel Maui Hussey (H1/6.2) and Norma Black Hussey (B1/1.1) include:

        Kathy Hussey            (H-1/2.1)       born about 1949
        James Hussey            (H-1/2.2)       born about 1952

Cynthia Kamaka Hussey (H1/6.3), daughter of Samuel Hussey (H2/3.6) and Conda Clarke Hussey (C2/1.1), was born November 7, 1925 in Honolulu.  She was married about 1946 to Thomas Kono Hue (H1/1.1).

Lily Hussey (H2/3.7), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born September 9, 1893 at Makapala, Hawaii.  She was married about 1920 to Edward Chung (C2/1.1).  They were the parents of four children. She was later remarried to Benjamin England (E2/1.1).  Two children were born to them.

Alexander Hussey (H2/3.8), son of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born August 7, 1898 at Makapala, Hawaii.  He was married about 1925 to Gladys Dysart (D2/1.1).  Later he was remarried to Frances West (W2/1.1).  Children born to Alexander Hussey (H2/3.8), Gladys Dysart Hussey (D2/1.1) and Frances West Hussey (W2/1.1) are unknown.

Edna Makanoe Hussey (H2/3.9), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born July 10, 1910 at Makapala (H2/3.9), daughter of Alexander Hussey, Jr. (H3/1.3) and Tamar Manu Kawelo Hussey (K3/1.1), was born July 10, 1910 at Makapalad in 1964.

Sarah Leimomi Hussey (H3/1.4), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born November 5, 1867 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  She was married April 5, 1884 to James Thomas Shaw (S3/1.1).  She died July 1, 1949.  One son, James Shaw (S2/1.1), was born to them.

Carrie Keohomaiwa Hussey (H3/1.5), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1 and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born August 5, 1868 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  She was married about 1886 to Andrew Bannister (B3/1.1).  She died before 1947.  One son, Andrew Bannister (B2/1.1), was born to them.

Abraham Hussey (H3/1.6), son of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born in 1870.  He died in infancy.

Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7), son of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born September 11, 1872 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  He was a namesake of his maternal grandfather.  He was married about 1890 to Kainoa Kahoomana (K3/1.1).  Following her death he was remarried to Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui (K3/1.1), daughter of Samuel Kaaihue Kaianui (K4/1.1) and Makalika Ulalia Keauhee Kaianui (K4/1.1).  She was born December 31, 1887 at Wailuku, Maui.

Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) died in Kohala January 25, 1923 and "was buried in the ocean," according to Beatrice Mileka Hussey Kailiponi (H2/7.6), his daughter.  His widow was remarried to Henry Namokuewalu Kaanaana Kaaa, and following his death, to Frank Enos.  She died April 24, 1948 at Wailuku, Maui.

Children born to Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Kainoa Kahoomana Hussey (K3/1.1) include:

        Elizabeth Hussey        (H2/7.1)        born about 1892
        David Hussey            (H2/7.2)        born about 1895

Children born to Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1) include:

  Elmer Hussey                                  (H2/7.3)  born February 13, 1905
  Lorna Hussey                                  (H2/7.4)  born December 1906
  Barbara Hussey                                (H2/7.5)  born November 1907
  Kenneth Hussey                                (H2/7.6)  born October 1908
  Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey  (H2/7.7)  born May 29, 1909
  Beatrice Mileka Hussey                        (H2/7.8)  born January 31, 1912
  Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey       (H2/7.9)  born March 25, 1914
  Sarah Cloudia Kukamahunuiakeaokeluia Hussy 31, 1912
  Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey       (H2/7.9)  born March 25, 1914
  Sarah Cloudia Kukamahunuiakeaokeluia Husslakahalapuna Hussey (H2/7.12) born January 12, 1921

Elizabeth Hussey (H2/7.1), daughter of Abraham Hussey (H3/l.7) and Kainoa Kalioemona Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1892.  She was married about 1912 to George Haggerty (H2/1.1).

David Hussey (H2/7.2), son of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Kainoa Kalioemona Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1901.  He was married about 1923 to Daisy Waihoolana (W2/1.1).

Children born to David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1) include:

        David Hussey            (H1/2.1)        born about 1925
        Richard Hussey          (H1/2.2)        born about 1927
        Mary Hussey             (H1/2.3)        born about 1930
        Stanley Hussey          (H1/2.4)        born about 1932
        Kealoha Hussey          (H1/2.5)        born about 1935
        Gaynelle Hussey         (H1/2.6)        born about 1938

David Hussey (H1/2.1), son of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1925 in Hawaii.  He was married about 1946 to Josephine Ching (C1/1.1).

Children born to David Hussey (H1/2.1) and Josephine Ching Hussey (C1/1.1) include:

        Josephine Hussey        (H-1/1.1)       born about 1948
        David Hussey            (H-1/1.2)       born about 1951
        Diana Hussey            (H-1/1.3)       born about 1954
        James Hussey            (H-1/1.4)       born about 1957

Richard Hussey (H1/2.2), son of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1927 in Hawaii.  He was married about 1948 to Blanche White (W1/1.1).

Children born to Richard Hussey (H1/2.2) and Blanche White Hussey (W1/1.1) include:

        Richard Hussey          (H-1/2.1)       born about 1951

Mary Hussey (H1/2.3), daughter of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1930 in Hawaii.  She was married about 1950 to Moses Kahela (K1/1.1).

Stanley Hussey (H1/2.4), son of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1932 in Hawaii.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Kealoha Hussey (H1/2.5), daughter of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Waihoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1935 in Hawaii.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Gaynelle Hussey (H1/2.6), daughter of David Hussey (H2/7.2) and Daisy Wailoolana Hussey (W2/1.1), was born about 1938 in Hawaii.  She was married about 1960 to George Lindsey (L1/1.1).

Elmer Hussey (H2/7.3), son of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born February 13, 1905 in Kahului, Maui. He died the same day.

Lorna Hussey (H2/7.4), daughter of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born and died in December 1906 in Kahului, Maui.

Barbara Hussey (H2/7.5), daughter of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born in November 1907 in Kahului.  She died later in 1907.

Kenneth Hussey (H2/7.6), son of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born in October 1908 in Niulii, Hawaii and died in that same year.

Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7), son of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born May 29, 1909 at Kukui, Hawaii.  He was married July 18, 1931 to Adele Kaleionaona Adams (A2/1.1), daughter of Peter Huia Adams (A3/1.1) and Alai Enos Adams (E3/1.1).  She was born at Waikapu August 22, 1904.  They appeared living at Maaleaea, Hawaii in the 1979 telephone directory.

Children born to Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7) and Adele Kaleionaona Adams Hussey (A2/1.1) include:

  Adele Beautruss Kaleionaona Hussey         (H1/7.1)    born March 3, 1932
  Clyde Roger Eburt Kainea Hussey            (H1/7.2)    born September 4, 1935
  Juanita Mae Kahaunani O Haleakala Hussey   (H1/7.3)    born February 21, 1937

Adele Beautruss Kaleionaona Hussey (H1/7.1), daughter of Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7) and Adele Kaleionaona Adams Hussey (A2/1.1), was born March 3, 1932 in Puunene, Maui.  She was married June 11, 1949 to Eassie A. M. Miller (M1/1.1).

Clyde Roger Eburt Kainea Hussey (H1/7.2), son of Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7) and Adele Kaleionaona Adams Hussey (A2/1.1), was born September 4, 1935 in Wailuku, Maui. uakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7) and Adele Kaleionaona Adams Hussey (A2/1.1), was born September 4, 1935 in Wailuku, Maui. d Beruha Eldredge Kwock Hussey (K1/1.1) are unknown.

Juanita Mae Kahaunani O Haleakala Hussey (H1/7.3), daughter of Albert Moses Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H2/7.7) and Adele Kaleionaona Adams Hussey (H2/1.1), was born February 21, 1937 in Kula, Maui.  She was married October 10, 1957 to Thomas Everett Kanaha (K1/1.1).

Beatrice Mileka Hussey (H2/7.8), daughter of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born January 31, 1912 at Lahaina, Maui.  She was married December 21, 1936 to David Kailiponi (K2/1.1).  When contacted in October 1979 they were living on the island of Maui.  Beatrice Mileka Hussey Kailiponi (H2/7.8) was active in Hussey family research.

Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H2/7.9), son of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born March 25, 1914 at Kahului, Maui.  He was married about 1940 to Annie Tum (T2/1.1). Later Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H2/7.9) and Annie Tum Hussey (T2/1.1) were divorced.  He died June 14, 1947.

Sarah Cloudia Kukamahunuiakeaokeluia Hussey (H2/7.10), daughter of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born November 6, 1916 at Wailuku, Maui.  She was married December 28, 1936 to Louis Kauhane Wallace (W2/1.1) whom she divorced in 1949.  She was remarried April 13, 1952 to Rudolph Ulumahiehie Simmons (S2/1.1), and they were divorced in 1957.  Her third husband was Clarence Kealohilani Chun Fook (F2/1.1) whom she married June 29, 1957. She died January 3, 1973.

Rosalie Kauanakililani Hussey (H2/7.11), daughter of Abraham Alexander Kanihowehilani Hussey (H3/1.7) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born July 25,1918 in Haiku, Maui.  She was married October 17, 1940 to Harry Mak) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born July 25,1918 in Haiku, Maui.  She was married October 17, 1940 to Harry Mak) and Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born July 25,1Rosa Kaaihue Kaianui Hussey (K3/1.1), was born January 12, 1921 in Lahaina, Maui.  She was married August 21, 1941 to Henry Irvine Kaleimomi Richards (R2/1.1).  Four children were born to them.

Kealohapauole Hussey (H3/1.8), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Nihowehilana Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4.

Kealohapauole Hussey (H3/1.8), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Nihowehilana Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born about 1874. She died before 1947, apparently unmarried.

Phoebe Hussey (H3/1.9), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Nihowehilana Kalei Kauwilaha Hussy (K4/1.1), was born August 1, 1877 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  She was married first to Robert Kamaalea (K3/1.1) about 1897.  A second husband was named Kahananui.  Four children were born to the first union.

William Hussey (H3/1.10), son of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.1), was born May 25, 1878 in North Kohala, Hawaii.  He was married October 16, 1905 to Emma Poa (P3/1.1), according to Hawaii Marriage Book 43, page 470.  The bride was shown as Emmaline Kamanele Wahiawa, according to Abel I. Mattoon.  William Hussey (H3/1.10) died in 1963.

Children born to William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1) include:

        Daisy Hussey            (H2/10.1)        born about 1907
        Mabel Hussey            (H2/10.2)        born about 1909
        Phoebe Hussey           (H2/10.3)        born about 1911
        Walter Hussey           (H2/10.4)        born about 1913
        Laulani Hussey          (H2/10.5)        born about 1916
        William Hussey          (H2/10.6)        born about 1918
        Ronald Hussey           (H2/10.7)        born about 1921
        Lydia Hussey            (H2/10.8)        born about 1924
        Nathan Hussey           (H2/10.9)        born about 1926
        Lorna Hussey            (H2/10.10)       born about 1929
        Harlan Hussey           (H2/10.11)       born about 1930
        Noble Hussey            (H2/10.12)       born about 1932
        Earl Hussey             (H2/10.13)       born about 1934
        Bernard Hussey          (H2/10.14)       born about 1936

Daisy Hussey (H2/10.1), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1907, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1925 to Ernest McKeague (M2/1.1).  In 1980 Daisy Hussey McKeague (H2/9.1) lived at Waimea on the island of Hawaii.

Mabel Hussey (H2/10.2), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1909, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1929 to Dr. Leonard Case (C2/1.1).  Six children were born to them.

Phoebe Hussey (H2/10.3), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1911, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1927 to Samuel Chu (C2/1.1).  Three children were born to them.

Walter Hussey (H2/10.4), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1913, probably in North Kohala.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Lualani Hussey (H2/10.5), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1916, probably in North Kohala.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

William Hussey (H2/10.6), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1918, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1939 to Ellen Harumi (H2/1.1).  Children born to William Hussey (H2/9.6) and Ellen Harumi Hussey (H2/1.1) are unknown.

Ronald Hussey (H2/10.7), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1921, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1941 to Charlotte Kapahua (K2/1.1).

Children born to Ronald Hussey (H2/10.7) and Charlotte Kapahua Hussey (K2/1.1) include:

        Ronald Hussey           (H1/7.1)        born about 1943
        Monica Hussey           (H1/7.2)        born about 1945
        Wilma Hussey            (H1/7.3)        born about 1948
        Charlotte Hussey        (H1/7.4)        born about 1951
        Leila Hussey            (H1/7.5)        born about 1954

Lydia Hussey (H2/10.8), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1924, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1944 to John Smith (S2/1.1).

Nathan Hussey (H2/10.9), son of William Hussey (H8/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1926, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1947 to Roseline Kane (K2/1.1).  They lived at 775 Paunau, according to the 1979 telephone directory of Oahu.

Children born to Nathan Hussey (H2/10.9) and Roseline Kane Hussey (K2/1.1) include:

        Nathan Hussey           (H1/10.1)        born about 1948
        Randolph Hussey         (H1/10.2)        born about 1950
        Darleen Hussey          (H1/10.3)        born about 1953
        Lynette Hussey          (H1/10.4)        born about 1956
        Harlan Hussey           (H1/10.5)        born about 1958
        Maxine Hussey           (H1/10.6)        born about 1961
        Samuel Hussey           (H1/10.7)        born about 1964

Lorna Hussey (H2/10.10), daughter of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.10), was born about 1929, probably in North Kohala.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Harlan Hussey (H2/10.11), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1930, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1950 to Kele Pupuka (P2/1.1).

Children born to Harlan Hussey (H2/10.11) and Kele Pupuka Hussey (P2/1.1)  include:

        Tyrone Hussey         (H1/11.1)        born about 1952
        Dwight Hussey         (H1/11.2)        born about 1955

Noble Hussey (H2/10.12), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1932, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1952 to Aloma Call (C2/1.1).

Children born to Noble Hussey (H2/9.12) and Aloma Call Hussey (C2/1.1) include:

        Curtis Ray Hussey       (H1/12.1)       born February 12, 1955

Earl Hussey (H2/10.13), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1934, probably in North Kohala.  About 1954 he was married, wife's name Maureen.  In 1980 they lived at Corpus Christi, Texas.

Children born to Earl Hussey (H2/9.13) and Maureen Hussey include:

        Brandon Earl Hussey     (H1/13/1)       born February 12, 1956

Bernard Hussey (H2/10.14), son of William Hussey (H3/1.10) and Emma Poa Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1936, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1960, wife's name Grace.  Children born to Bernard Hussey (H2/9.14) and Grace Hussey are unknown.

Harriett Palaau Hussey (H3/1.11), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.2), was born September 14, 1879 at Makapala, Hawaii.  She was married about 1897 to Levi Kaohu Kealo (K3/1.1). He was born October 17, 1881 at Kaneohe, Hawaii.  She died November 26, 1925 at age 46 at Niulii, Hawaii, and he died July 20, 1936 at Kalaupapa, Hawaii.  Eleven children were born to them.

Louise Hussey (H3/1.12), daughter of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.2), was born in 1882, probably at Makapala, Hawaii.  She was married about 1900 to Theodore Norton (N3/1.1).  One daughter was born to them before she died in 1904.

Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13), son of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.2), was born February 22, 1885, probably at Makapala, Hawaii.  He was married June 3, 1909 at Okhala, Hawaii to Mabel Puaoi (P3/1.1), according to Hawaii Marriage Book 47, page 20.  He was married second to Katherine Gregory (G3/1.1) about 1916.  He died in 1974.

Children born to Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Mabel Puaoi Hussey (P3/1.1) include:

        Eleanor Hussey          (H2/13.1)       born about 1910
        Beatrice Hussey         (H2/13.2)       born about 1913

Children born to Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G3/1.1) include:

        Irma Hussey             (H2/13.3)       born about 1917
        Alberta Hussey          (H2/13.4)       born about 1919
        Odetta Hussey           (H2/13.5)       born about 1921
        Albert Hussey           (H2/13.6)       born about 1923
        Gordon Hussey           (H2/13.7)       born about 1926
        Patsy Hussey            (H2/13.8)       born about 1929

Eleanor Hussey (H2/13.1), daughter of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Mabel Puoi Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1910, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1930 to Abel Stanton (S2/1.1).  One son was born to them.

Beatrice Hussey (H2/13.2), daughter of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Mabel Puaoi Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1913, probably in North Kohala.  She was married about 1931 to Paul Akana (A2/1.1).  A son and a daughter were born to them.

Irma Hussey (H2/13.3), daughter of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (P3/1.1), was born about 1917, probably at North Kohala.  She was married about 1937 to Everett Perreira (P2/1.1).  Two children were born to them.

Alberta Hussey (H2/13.4), daughter of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G2/1.1), was born about 1919, probably in North Kohala.  She was married to John Hersch (H2/1.1) about 1939.  Three sons were born to them.

Odetta Hussey (H2/13.5), daughter of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G2/1.1), was born about 1921, probably in North Kohala. She was married to Arnold Capellas (C2/1.1) about 1940.

Albert Hussey (H2/13.6), son of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G2/1.1), was born about 1923, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1944 to Jean Goo (G2/1.1).

Children born to Albert Hussey (H2/13.6) and Jean Goo Hussey (G2/1.1) include:

        Alexander Hussey        (H1/6.1)        born about 1946

Gordon Hussey (H2/13.7), son of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G2/1.1), was born about 1926, probably in North Kohala.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Patsy Hussey (H2/13.8), daughuer of Albert Kahuakaiheleonaaliiokapo Hussey (H3/1.13) and Katherine Gregory Hussey (G2/1.10, was born about 1929 probably in North Kohala. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14), son of Alexander P. Hussey (H4/1.1) and Makanoe Kaaikaula Kalei Kauwilaha Hussey (K4/1.2), was born February 20, 1887, probably in North Kohala.  He was married about 1908 to Annia Keanu (K3/1.1).

Children born to Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1) include:

        Thomas Hussey           (H2/14.1)       born about 1910
        Nancy Hussey            (H2/14.2)       born about 1912
        Caroline Hussey         (H2/14.3)       born about 1914
        Adrian E. Hussey        (H2/14.4)       born about 1917
        Arnold Hussey           (H2/14.5)       born about 1920
        Arnold Hussey           (H2/14.6)       born about 1923

Thomas Hussey (H2/14.1), son of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1910, probably in North Kohala.  He was married three times--first to Kedia, second to Rose Jamille (J2/1.1) and third to Mary Ann Kealoha (K2/1.1) No children were born to Kedia Hussey or Mary Ann Kealoha Hussey (K2/1.1).

One son was born to Thomas Hussey (H2/14.1) and Rose Jamille Hussey (J2/1.1):

        Walmer Hussey           (H1/1.1)        born about 1936

Nancy Hussey (H2/14.2), daughter of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1912, probably in North Kohala.  It is believed that she became a nun and was known as Sister Bartha Ann.

Caroline Hussey (H2/14.3), daughter of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1914.  She was married about 1934 to Thomas Evans (E2/1.1).  Three children were born to them.

Adrian E. Hussey (H2/14.4), son of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1917.  In 1979 his business address was 66 Wailani and his residence at 1598 Mill Street in Honolulu.

Arnold Hussey (H2/14.5), son of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1920.  It is believed that he died in infancy.

Arnold Hussey (H2/14.6), son of Thomas Kaneholani Makuaole Hussey (H3/1.14) and Annia Keanu Hussey (K3/1.1), was born about 1923.  He was married about 1946 to Agnes Kinokao (K2/1.1).

Children born to Arnold Hussey (H2/13.6) and Agnes Kinokao Hussey (K2/1.1) include:

        Marie Hussey            (H1/6.1)        born about 1948
        Nancy Hussey            (H1/6.2)        born about 1950
        Edward Hussey           (H1/6.3)        born about 1953
        Arnold Hussey           (H1/6.4)        born about 1955
        Alexandria Hussey       (H1/6.5)        born about 1958

Unidentified individuals who appeared in the 1979 uelephone directory of Oahu include:

        Hussey, Arnold                  1518 Malo
        Hussey, Arnold T.               145 Baker

Unidentified individuals who appeared in the 1979 telephone directory of the island of Hawaii include:

        Hussey, A.                      255 Nohea
        Hussey, Elwin                   Kurtistown
        Hussey, Matthew                 338 Ainaola Drive
        Hussey, William, Sr.            Niulii

George S. Hussey (H4/1.2), son of Joseph Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.1) and Lydia E. Pollard Hussey (P5/1.1), was born in 1828, according to Folger genealogical records. He drowned at age 19, "13th, 6th month, 1847 in Wilmington, North Carolina."  It is believed that he was there as a member of a ship's company.

Sarah E. Hussey (H4/1.3), daughter of Joseph Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.1) and Lydia E. Pollard Hussey (P5/1.1), was born March 14, 1831, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married about 1850 to George Munroe (M4/1.1).  She died May 4, 1892, according to Quaker records.  Children born to them are unknown.

George Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.2), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born August 16, 1803, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married March 30, 1825 to Phebe Meader (M5/1.1), daughter of George Meader (M6/1.1) and Abigail Meader.  George Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.2) died five months later "of consumption" August 16, 1825 at age 22, according to the August 27, 1825 edition of "Columbia Centinel."  Children born to George Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.2) and Phebe Meader Hussey (M5/1.1), if any, are unknown.

Daniel Hussey (H5/6.3), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island January 10, 1805, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was "lost at sea" January 12, 1824, according to Quaker records.  Folger genealogical records show the date of his death as "12th, 1st month, 1826, drowned on the Brazil Banks."

Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born September 29, 1807, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married March 8, 1835 to Mary Elizabeth Smallwood (S5/1.4), born October 13, 1813 to James Smallwood (S6/1.1) and Mary Burridge Smallwood (B6/1.1).

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 399.  He was listed as a cooper and a laborer in 1847.

Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) was recorded September 6, 1850 in the census of Nantucket County as the head of Household 840-1086:

        "Hussey, Albert         43, born in Massachusetts, cooper
                 Mary           36, born in Massachusetts
                 Joseph L.      13, born in Massachusetts, attending school
                 Obed L.        12, born in Massachusetts, attending school
                 Albert M.       7, born in Massachusetts, attending school
                 William J.      4, born in Massachusetts, attending school
                 James S.        2, born in Massachusetts"

Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) died May 3, 1877, and she died November 22, 1878.  Both were buried in Old South Cemetery on Nantucket Island.

Children born to Albert Manchester Hussey (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.4) include:

        Joseph Starbuck Hussey          (H4/4.1)        born December 2, 1836
        Obed Luce Hussey                (H4/4.2)        born December 29, 1837
        Albert Manchester Hussey III    (H4/4.3)        born April 9, 1844
        William Jefferson Hussey        (H4/4.4)        born July 19, 1845
        James Smallwood Hussey          (H4/4.5)        born June 4, 1847
        Benjamin Hussey                 (H4/4.6)        born December 23, 1850

Joseph Starbuck Hussey (H4/4.1), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.4), was born on Nantucket Island December 2, 1836. He was married about 1860 to Anna M. Tracey (T4/1.1), daughter of Jared W. Tracey (T6/1.1) and Mary H. Hussey Tracey (H6/5.4).  Joseph Starbuck Hussey (H4/4.1) and Anna M. Tracey Hussey (T5/1.1) were third cousins, once-removed--both being descended from Sylvanus Hussey (H9/1.3).  Children born to Joseph Starbuck Hussey (H4/4.1) and Anna M. Tracey Hussey (T5/1.1) are unknown.

Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (B5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island December 29, 1837, according to the Brockway bible.  He was married December 29, 1864 to Eliza Hallett Brown (B4/1.1), daughter of Shubael Brown (B5/1.1) and Lucy Brown.  She died February 11, 1890.

He was remarried to Emily C. Ray (R4/1.1), daughter of Charles Ray (R6/1.1) and Clarissa Ray.  Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) died April 25, 1903.  No children were born to Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) and Emily C. Ray Hussey (R4/1.1).

Children born to Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) and Eliza Hallett Brown Hussey (B4/1.1) include:

        Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ashton Hussey (H3/2.1)       born September 8, 1866
        Frederick Brown Hussey           (H3/2.2)       born August 1, 1872
        Obed Luce Hussey, Jr.            (H3/2.3)       born June 6, 1875

Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ashton Hussey (H3/2.1), daughter of Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) and Eliza Hallett Brown Hussey (B4/1.1), was born September 8, 1866, probably on Nantucket Island.  She was married November 24, 1887 to Frank Meader Jones (J3/1.1), son of Asa C. Jones (J4/1.1) and Susan Meader Jones (M4/1.1).  Frank Meader Jones (J3/1.1) died September 14, 1946, and she died December 4, 1933.  Avis Elizabeth Jones Brockway (J2/1.3), a daughter, lived on Nantucket Island in November 1977. She, a 32nd-generation descendant of King Henry I of France, was active in genealogical research.

Frederick Brown Hussey (H3/2.2), son of Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) and Eliza Hallett Brown Hussey (B4/1.10, was born August 1, 1872, probably on Nantucket Island.  He died November 20, 1902 unmarried.

Obed Luce Hussey, Jr. (H3/2.3), son of Obed Luce Hussey (H4/4.2) and Eliza Hallett Brown Hussey (B4/1.1), was born June 6, 1875 on Nantucket Island.  He was married about 1900 to "a Brockton, Massachusetts girl," according to Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/6.2).  He died March 31, 1929.  No children were born to him.

Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island April 9, 1844.  He volunteered into the Union Army as a storekeeper during the Civil War.  He was married October 14, 1866 on Nantucket Island to Eliza Jane Backus (B4/1.1), daughter of Oliver Backus (B5/1.1) and Lucy Backus.  Later the couple was divorced. He was later commander of a GAR Post in Rhode Island.

Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) was remarried November 16, 1870 to Juliana Jenks Stone (S4/1.1) who was born in Warwick, Rhode Island in 1852, according to Providence, Rhode Island Marriage Book 10, page 29.  She was the daughter of Nehemiah Stone (S5/1.1) and Elizabeth Tanner Stone (T5/1.1).

Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) died in Providence April 3, 1909, and she died there in 1927, according to Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/6.2), her granddaughter.  No children were born to Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Eliza Jane Backus Hussey (B4/1.1).

Children born to Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1) include:

        William Hussey              (H3/3.1)    born November 27, 1870
        Mary Hussey                 (H3/3.2)    born February 4, 1874
        Albert Manchester Hussey IV (H3/3.3)    born August 18, 1875
        Isabella Hussey             (H3/3.4)    born September 28, 1879
        Ida L. Hussey               (H3/3.5)    born November 20, 1880
        Byron Hussey                (H3/3.6)    born May 6, 1882
        Florence Hussey             (H3/3.7)    born November 25, 1883
        Alice Hussey                (H3/3.8)    born March 8, 1886

William Hussey (H3/3.1), son of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born November 27, 1870 in Providence, Rhode Island. He died January 23, 1871.

Mary Hussey (H3/3.2), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born February 4, 1874, according to Providence Birth Book 20, page 89.  She died of consumption March 12, 1896.

Albert Manchester Hussey IV (H3/3.3), son of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born August 18, 1875, according to Providence Birth Book 18, page 75.  He died of consumption August 17, 1891.

Isabella Hussey (H3/3.4), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/4.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born September 28, 1879, according to Providence Birth Book 20, page 84.  She died August 7, 1897 of consumption.

Ida L. Hussey (H3/3.5), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/2.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born November 20, 1880, according to Providence Birth Book 20, page 198.  She died of consumption February 19, 1896.

Byron Hussey (H3/3.6), son of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/2.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born May 6, 1882, according to Providence Birth Book 23, page 44.  He was married at Attleboro, Massachusetts to Florence Mary Higgins (H3/1.1), daughter of Dennis Higgins (H4/1.1) and Louise Brown Higgins (B4/1.1).

Byron Hussey (H3/3.6) died May 20, 1908 of tuberculosis, as did all of his brothers and sisters.  His death was recorded in Providence Death Book 21, page 358.  Florence Mary Higgins Hussey (H3/1.1) was remarried June 11, 1911 to Walter Harry Hermsdorf (H3/1.1).

Children born to Byron Hussey (H3/3.6) and Florence Mary Higgins Hussey (H3/1.1) include:

        Albert Irving Hussey    (H2/6.1)        born in 1904
        Ruth Ann May Hussey     (H2/6.2)        born August 8, 1907

Albert Irving Hussey (H2/6.1), son of Byron Hussey (H3/3.6) and Florence Mary Higgins Hussey (H3/1.1), was born in 1904 in Providence.  He was burned to death November 18, 1909, according to Providence Death Book 23, page 96.  A front page news story in the "Providence Bulletin" in its November 19, 1909 edition described the event.

Ruth Ann May Hussey (H2/6.2), daughter of Byron Hussey (H3/3.6) and Florence Mary Higgins Hussey (H3/1.1), was born August 8, 1907 in Providence.  She was married in 1928 to Mark Lindquist (L2/1.1).  She was remarried in 1937 to Clyde George Bassler (B2/1.1).  In 1982 Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/4.2) lived in Chicago, Illinois and supplied much of the data for this manuscript.

She had recently become pastor emeritus of First Community Congregational Church of Island Lake, Illinois.  She was the first fully ordained woman minister of Rock River Conference, Methodist Church, Illinois.

Florence Hussey (H3/3.7), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/2.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born November 25, 1883.  She was married about 1903 to Merrill Hayden (H3/1.1).  She died December 1, 1909, according to Providence Death Book 23, page 214.

Alice Hussey (H3/3.8), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey III (H4/2.3) and Juliana Jenks Stone Hussey (S4/1.1), was born March 8, 1886, according to Providence Birth Book 16, page 400.  She died August 11, 1886.

William Jefferson Hussey (H4/4.4), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island July 19, 1845, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married about 1865 to Mary Abby Coffin Mitchell (C4/1.1), widow of William A. Mitchell (M4/1.1) and daughter of Asa Coffin (C5/1.1) and Hannah Gardner Coffin (G5/1.1).

Children born to William Jefferson Hussey (H4/4.4) and Mary Abby Coffin Mitchell Hussey (C4/1.1) include:

        Mabel Hussey            (H3/4.1)        born in 1872

Mabel Hussey (H3/4.1), daughter of William Jefferson Hussey (H4/4.4) and Mary Abby Coffin Mitchell Hussey (C4/1.1), was born in 1872.  She was married about 1892 to Thomas Barrally (B3/1.1).  He died in 1944, and she died in Rochester, New York May 14, 1959.

James Smallwood Hussey (H4/4.5), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island June 4, 1847, according to Folger genealogical records.  He died in 1863 at age 16, according to Ruth Ann May Lindquist Bassler (H2/6.2).

Benjamin Hussey (H4/4.6), son of Albert Manchester Hussey II (H5/6.4) and Mary Elizabeth Smallwood Hussey (S5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island December 23, 1850. Following the death of his brother, James Smallwood Hussey (H4/4.5), the name of Benjamin Hussey (H4/4.6) was changed to James Smallwood Hussey (H4/4.6) by his parents, according to Ruth Ann May Hussey Lindquist Bassler (H2/6.2).  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Benjamin Manchester Hussey (H5/6.5), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born March 23, 1809, according to his gravestone in the Nantucket Quaker cemetery.  He was married June 28, 1832 to Susan B. Hussey (H5/5.6), daughter of Robert Hussey (H6/2.5) and Miriam Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1).  They were fourth cousins, both being descended from Stephen Hussey (H10/2.1).

Benjamin Manchester Hussey (H5/6.5) was enumerated as the head of Household No. 570-736 in the 1850 census of Nantucket County, when the county's population totaled 7,924.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Benjamin M.    41, born in Massachusetts, grocer, $200 real
                                    estate
                 Susan          35, born in Massachusetts
        Paddack, Mary A.         9, born in Massachusetts, attending school."

No children were born to Benjamin Manchester Hussey (H5/6.5) and Susan B. Hussey Hussey (H5/2.2).

William Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.6), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born May 1, 1811, according to Folger genealogical records.  He declared a marriage intent January 28, 1838 with Rebecca Coffin (C5/1.1), daughter of Zimri Coffin (C6/1.1) and Abigail Paddack Coffin (P6/1.1) of Nantucket.  William Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.6) was lost at sea in 1841, according to Folger genealogical records.

It was reported in the 1850 census of Nantucket that "Rebecca C. Hussey, age 38 and Martha A. Hussey, age 11," were living in the household of Kimball Starbuck, No. 521-676.  Rebecca Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1) died August 20, 1856, according to "The Coffin Family" by Louis Coffin.

Children born to William Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.6) and Rebecca Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1) include:

        Martha A. Hussey        (H4/6.1)        born in 1839

Martha A. Hussey (H4/6.1), daughter of William Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.6) and Rebecca Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1), was born in 1839.  She appeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket as an ll-year-old living in the household of Kimball Starbuck.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born March 3, 1813, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married January 31, 1839 in Nantucket to Elizabeth H. Cleaveland (C5/1.1), daughter of Zimri Cleaveland (C6/1.1) and Sarah Seabury Cleaveland (S6/1.1).

Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7) appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 387.  He reappeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket as the head of Household No. 843-1093.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Thomas         37, born in Massachusetts, mariner
                 Elisabeth H.   30, born in Massachusetts
                 Thomas S.      10, born in Massachusetts"

Children born to Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7) and Elizabeth H. Cleaveland Hussey (C5/1.1) include:

        Thomas S. Hussey        (H4/7.1)        born in 1840
        Charles Franklin Hussey (H4/7.2)        born in 1844
        Charles Franklin Hussey (H4/7.3)        born October 2, 1847

Thomas S. Hussey (H4/7.1), son of Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7) and Elizabeth H. Cleaveland Hussey (C5/1.1), was born in 1840, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Charles Franklin Hussey (H4/7.2), son of Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7) and Elizabeth H. Cleaveland Hussey (C5/1.1), was born in 1844.  He died September 12, 1847 "of dysentary, age 3," on Nantucket Island, according to Folger genealogical records.

Charles Franklin Hussey (H4/7.3), son of Thomas S. Hussey (H5/6.7) and Elizabeth H. Cleaveland Hussey (C5/1.1), was born October 2, 1847 on Nantucket Island.  He died April 3, 1848, age six months.

Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (H5/6.8), daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born January 15, 1815, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married in Nantucket April 14, 1833 to Benjamin R. Ellis (E5/1.1), "formerly of New Bedford."  He was a resident of Fairhaven, Massachusetts, according to the May 4, 1833 edition of "Columbia Centinel" in a report of the wedding.

Reuben Hussey (H5/6.9), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born August 6, 1817, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He died "of consumption" October 10, 1817.

David Manchester Hussey (H5/6.10), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born July 30, 1818 and died April 29, 1819, "age one year, one month," according to Nantucket Quaker records.

Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born June 19, 1820, according to his tombstone in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket Island.

He was married April 16, 1843 to Lydia C. Coffin (C5/1.1), daughter of William Barnard Coffin (C6/1.1) and Deborah Swain Coffin (S6/1.1).  Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11) was a tin plate worker in Nantucket in 1844 and in 1848.

He appeared as the head of Household No. 575-742 in the 1850 census of Nantucket County.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Christopher C. 29, born in Massachusetts, tinman, $100 real
                                    estate
                 Lydia C.       25, born in Massachusetts
                 Elizabeth S.    4, born in Massachusetts
                 Deborah C.      1, born in Massachusetts
         Hussey, Elizabeth      61, born in Massachusetts"

Enumerated in an adjoining Household No. 575-743, were:

        "Hussey, Judith         89, born in Massachusetts
                 Lydia G.       54, born in Massachusetts"

[Judith Hussey and Hannah Hussey were withdrawn from by the Quaker congregation on Nantucket in 1850.  Lydia G. Hussey, Benjamin Hussey, Hepsibeth Hussey, Elizabeth Austin Hussey (A6/1.1) and David Gorham Hussey, Jr. (H5/3.4) withdrew from the Quaker church in 1850 to start a new congregation.]

Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11) died in 1895 and was buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket.

Children born to Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11) and Lydia C. Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1) include:

        Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey  (H4/11.1)       born January 1, 1844
        Deborah Coffin Hussey      (H4/11.2)       born December 28, 1848

Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (H4/11.1), daughter of Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11) and Lydia C. Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island January 1, 1844, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Deborah Coffin Hussey (H4/11.2), daughter of Christopher Coffin Hussey (H5/6.11) and Lydia C. Coffin Hussey (C5/1.1), was born December 28, 1848, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married to George D. Adams (A4/1.1) of Lowell, Massachusetts about 1868.

Sarah Hussey (H5/6.12), twin daughter of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born November 17, 1822, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She died July 15, 1825.

Obed Hussey (H5/6.13), twin son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born November 17, 1822.  He died January 13, 1824, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

James Albert Hussey (H5/6.14), son of Albert Manchester Hussey (H6/3.6) and Elizabeth Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.l), was born May 7, 1825, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

He became a seaman, and on one voyage arrived in Boston critically ill.  Ellen Landrigan (L5/1.1) and her mother, Irish emigrants who ran a boardinghouse in the Boston dock section, took James Albert Hussey (H5/6/14) in and nursed him back to health.  Ellen Landrigan (L5/1.1) was born in Clonmell, County Tipperary October 17, 1827.  At the beginning of his recuperation he made a vow that if he regained his health because of their ministrations he would ask Ellen Landrigan (L5/1.1) to marry him.  They were married in Boston September 23, 1849.

James Albert Hussey (H5/6.14), an officer of Massachusetts Supreme Court, lived at 143 Princeton, East Boston, according to the 1887 Boston city directory.  He died in Boston August 9, 1888, and Ellen Landrigan Hussey (L5/1.1) died September 24, 1900 at Roslindale, Massachusetts.

Children born to James Albert Hussey (H5/6.14) and Ellen Landrigan Hussey (L5/1.1) include:

        Ellen Louise Hussey     (H4/14.1)       born September 27, 1858
        James Hussey            (H4/14.2)       born about 1861

Ellen Louise Hussey (H4/14.1), daughter of James Albert Hussey (H5/6.14) and Ellen Landrigan Hussey (L5/1.1), was born September 27, 1858 in East Boston.  She was married April 27, 1887 to William Elias Brown (B4/1.1) in Shelbourne, Nova Scotia. She died February 24, 1922 in East Boston, and William Elias Brown (B4/1.1) died April 10, 1924 in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.

Children born to them include:

        Angela Brown            (B3/1.1)        born about 1890

Angela Brown (B3/1.1), daughter of William Elias Brown (B4/1.1) and Ellen Louise Hussey Brown (H4/14.1), was born about 1890.  She was maried about 1910 to Robert Edson Bemis (B3/1.1).  Angela Brown Bemis (B3/1.1), a Hussey genealogist, submitted DAR Application No. 501691 April 6, 1964 when she, a widow, lived at 1 Newport Road, Apt. 3, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

James Hussey (H4/14.2), son of James Albert Hussey (H5/6.14) and Ellen Landrigan Hussey (L5/1.1), was born about 1861 in East Boston.  He was married about 1885 to Ellen Delehanty (D4/1.1).

Children born to James Hussey (H4/14.2) and Ellen Delehanty Hussey (D4/1.1) include:

        Walter R. Hussey        (H3/2.1)        born about 1890

Andrew C. Hussey (H6/3.7), son of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born August 21, 1784, according to Folger genealogical records. He died December 15, 1815, "age 31 years, 4 months."

Rebecca Hussey (H6/3.8), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born July 29, 1786, according to Folger genealogical records.  She died single January 30, 1814 at "age 27 years, six months."

Christopher M. Hussey (H6/3.9), son of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born March 14, 1788, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10), son of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born October 15, 1790, according to Folger genealogical records.  He declared a marriage intent May 9, 1818 with Rebecca Barnard (B6/1.1), daughter of Andrew Barnard (B7/1.1) and Deborah Giles Barnard (G7/1.1).

Captain Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10), master of the ship "Dauphin," sailed on a whaling voyage September 10, 1826 bound for the Pacific.  He returned March 14, 1829 with 1,517 barrels of sperm oil.  He departed in the "Dauphin," a ship of 273 tons, for a whaling voyage in Brazilian waters August 14, 1829.  He and his ship were "lost in Saldanha Bay, Cape of Good Hope, 1830," according to "History of Nantucket."

Children born to Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10) and Rebecca Barnard Hussey (B6/1.1) include:

        Sarah B. Hussey         (H5/10.1)       born March 30, 1819
        Eliza Ann Hussey        (H5/10.2)       born April 5, 1823
        Lydia G. Hussey         (H5/10.3)       born February 2, 1830
        Albert C. Hussey        (H5/10.4)       born August 17, 1836

Sarah B. Hussey (H5/10.1), daughter of Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10) and Rebecca Barnard Hussey (B6/1.1), was born March 30, 1819, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Eliza Ann Hussey (H5/10.2), daughter of Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10) and Rebecca Barnard Hussey (B6/1.1), was born April 5, 1823, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married in December 1846 to Wellington Hale (H5/1.1). They later lived in Grafton, Massachusetts.

Lydia G. Hussey (H5/10.3), daughter of Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10) and Rebecca Barnard Hussey (B6/1.1), was born February 2, 1830, according to Folger genealogical records.

Albert C. Hussey (H5/10.4), son of Benjamin Franklin Hussey (H6/3.10) and Rebecca Barnard Hussey (B6/1.1), was born August 17, 1836, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married to Angie Lord (L5/1.1) about 1857.  Of Albert C. Hussey (H5/10.4) and Angie Lord Hussey (L5/1.1) nothing more is known.

Lucretia C. Hussey (H6/3.11), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born May 4, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mary Ann Hussey (H6/3.12), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born November 7, 1795, accoridng to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Rachel C. Hussey (H6/3.13), daughter of Christopher Hussey, Jr. (H7/6.3) and Abial Coffin Hussey (C7/1.1), was born September 27, 1801, according to Folger genalogical records.  She declared a marriage intent December 14, 1823 with Francis B. Smith (S6/1.2), son of Job Smith, Jr. (S7/1.1) and Deborah Baxter Smith (B7/1.1).

Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4), son of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born 25th, 11th month 1749, according to Folger genealogical records. He was married to Phebe Bunker (B7/1.1), daughter of Paul Bunker (B8/1.1) and Hannah Gardner Bunker (G8/1.1), December 27, 1772.

Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Sherburne, Massachusetts, according to "Heads of Households, Massachusetts, 1790," page 162.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Reuben         white male      over 16
                                white female
                                white male      under 16
                                white female
                                white female
                                white male      under 16
                                white female"

He reappeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket.  Then family was then composed of:

        "Hussey, Reuben         white male      over 45
                                white female    over 45
                                white male      16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white female    10-16
                                white female     0-10"

Phebe Bunker Hussey (H7/1.1) died August 3, 1815, at age 62 years, 11 months, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

Children born to Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1) include:

        Charles F. Hussey       (H6/4.1)        born August 1, 1775
        Hannah Hussey           (H6/4.2)        born September 6, 1778
        Hephzibah Hussey        (H6/4.3)        born October 10, 1781
        Reuben Hussey, Jr.      (H6/4.4)        born in 1783
        Mary Hussey             (H6/4.5)        born July 10, 1786
        Rachel Hussey           (H6/4.6)        born June 14, 1793
        Tristram Hussey         (H6/4.7)        born about 1796

Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1), son of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born August 1, 1775, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married to Sarah "Sally" Jenkins (J6/1.1), daughter of Jonathan Jenkins (J7/1.1) and Sarah Waterman Jenkins (W7/1.1), February 7, 1798, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

He appeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket, page 4.  The family was recorded as:

        "Hussey, Charles        white male      16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white female    10-16
                                white male      10-16
                                white male      10-16
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10"

The family reappeared in the 1830 census of Nantucket, page 38.  The family was listed as:

        "Hussey, Charles        white male      50-60
                                white female    50-60
                                white male      20-30
                                white male      20-30
                                white female    10-15
                                white male      10-15"

He appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 389.

Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1) died October 13, 1839, at age 60 years, 11 months, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) was remarried December 13, 1840 to Mrs. Deborah Beard Starbuck (B6/1.1), widow of Reuben Starbuck (S6/1.1) and daughter of Matthew Beard (B7/1.1) and Elizabeth Myrick Beard (M7/1.1), according to Folger genealogical records.

Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) appeared as the head of Household No. 1188-1533 in the 1850 census of Nantucket County.  The family was enumerated September 21, 1850 as:

        "Hussey, Charles F.     74, born in Massachusetts, farmer
                 Deborah S.     70, born in Massachusetts
        Shorter, Rebecca        12, born in Massachusetts, negro, attending
                                    school"

Children born to Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1) include:

        Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.1)   born April 24, 1799
        Charles Jenkins Hussey       (H5/1.2)   born August 17, 1801
        Eliza Hussey                 (H5/1.3)   born September 14, 1803
        Isaac Bunker Hussey          (H5/1.4)   born February 7, 1807
        Thomas Leggett Hussey        (H5/1.5)   born May 6, 1810
        Mary Seaman Hussey           (H5/1.6)   born January 7, 1816
        Alfred Augustus Hussey       (H5/1.7)   born October 20, 1818

No children were born to Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Deborah Beard Starbuck Hussey (B6/1.1).

Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.1), daughter of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born April 24, 1799, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married June 8, 1823 to Robert M. Joy (J5/1.1), son of William Joy (J6/1.1) and Jedidah Meader Joy (M6/1.1), according to Folger genealogical records.

Charles Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.2), son of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born August 17, 1801, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married to Susan Mitchell (M5/1.1) September 28, 1826.  She was the daughter of Seth Mitchell (M6/1.1) and Hannah Mitchell, according to a report of the wedding published in the October 11, 1826 edition of the "Columbia Centinel."

Charles Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.2) appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket County, page 35.  The family was listed as:

        "Hussey, Charles J.     white male      20-30
                                white female    20-30"

Apparently Charles Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.2) died before 1850.  When the federal census was taken September 19, 1850 Susan Mitchell Hussesy (M5/1.1) was living in the household of her father.  The family was rendered as:

        "Mitchell, Seth         66, born in Massachusetts, merchant
           Hussey, Susan M.     45, born in Massachusetts
                   Hannah M.    18, born in Massachusetts"

Apparently only one child was born to Charles Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.2) and Susan Mitchell Hussey (M5/1.1):

        Hannah Mitchell Hussey  (H4/2.1)        born April 6, 1832

Hannah Mitchell Hussey (H4/2.1), daughter of Charles Jenkins Hussey (H5/1.2) and Susan Mitchell Hussey (M5/1.1), was born April 6, 1832, according to records of South Congregation Church of Nantucket.  She appeared as an 18-year-old in her grandfather's home in the 1850 census of Nantucket.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Eliza Hussey (H5/1.3), daughter of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J5/1.1), was born September 14, 1803, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married to George Fitch (F5/1.1), according to the May 8, 1822 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4), son of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born February 7, 1807, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married September 4, 1831 to Lucretia Paddack (P5/1.1), daughter of William Paddack (P6/1.1) and Elizabeth Paddack, according to Folger genealogical records.  The Folger file shows the date of the marriage as September 14, 1834.

Captain Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) sailed from Nantucket in the ship "Phoenix", 323 tons, July 6, 1834 for a whaling voyage to the Pacific.  He returned February 3, 1837 with 2,345 barrels of sperm oil.  He sailed again November 4, 1837 in the "Phoenix" for another voyage to the Pacific.  He returned February 14, 1840 with 2,419 barrels of sperm oil.  He returned in time to be recorded as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 383.

He sailed from Nantucket November 22, 1841 in the ship "Potomac" on her maiden voyage.  The ship, "recently built at Mattapoiset," was registered as 356 tons.  He returned May 4, 1845 with 2,354 barrels of sperm oil, according to "History of Nantucket."

Captain Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) sailed July 5, 1847 from Nantucket in the ship "Planter," 340 tons, on a Pacific whaling voyage.  The ship returned July 21, 1851 with 1,095 barrels of sperm oil and 530 barrels of whale oil.  Captain Hussey sent home eight casks of sperm oil, apparently his share of the proceeds.  He did not return with the ship.  According to "History of Nantucket" he shipped out on the brig "William Penn" of San Francisco and was killed in a mutiny November 6, 1852.

Children born to Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) and Lucretia Paddack Hussey (P5/1.1) include:

         (child)                (H4/4.1)        born in 1838
         (daughter)             (H4/4.2)        born February 1841
        Isaac Hussey            (H4/4.3)        born April 26, 1846

A child (H4/4.1), name unknown, was born to Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) and Lucretia Paddack Hussey (P5/1.1) and died in 1841, according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

A daughter (H4/4.2), name unknown, was born to Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) and Lucretia Paddack Hussey (P5/1.1) in February 1841 and died of "brain fever" September 17, 1842, according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Isaac Hussey (H4/4.3), son of Isaac Bunker Hussey (H5/1.4) and Lucretia Paddack Hussey (P5/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island April 26, 1846.  He died June 10, 1847, according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Thomas Leggett Hussey (H5/1.5), son of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.1) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born May 6, 1810, according to Nantucket Quaker records. Of this individual nothing more is known.

Mary Seaman Hussey (H5/1.6), daughter of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.2) and Sarah "Sally" Jenkins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island January 7, 1816, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married in Nantucket May 30, 1834 to Peter Folger (F5/1.1), son of Uriah Folger (F6/1.1) and Anna Gardner Folger (G6/1.1), according to records of South Congregational Church on Nantucket Island.  The wedding was reported in the May 28, 1834 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Alfred Augustus Hussey (H5/1.7), son of Charles F. Hussey (H6/4.2) and Sarah "Sally" Jenk+ins Hussey (J6/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island October 20, 1818, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  His tombstone in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket gives his birth as October 25, 1818.  He declared a marriage intent August 3, 1843 with Lucretia G. Paddack (P5/1.1), daughter of George Paddack (P6/1.1) and Lydia Paddack. No children were born to Alfred Augustus Hussey (H5/1.7) and Lucretia G. Paddack Hussey (P5/1.1).

Hannah Hussey (H6/4.2), daughter of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born September 6, 1778, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married February 3, 1814 to her second cousin Charles Hussey (H6/6.1), son of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.1), according to Nantucket Quaker records.  For children of Paul Hussey (H7/6.6) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/4.2), see his section.

Hephzibah Hussey (H6/4.3), daughter of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born October 10, 1781, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Reuben Hussey, Jr. (H6/4.4), son of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born in 1783, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  A Reuben Hussey, possibly (H6/4.4), was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 389.

Mary Hussey (H6/4.5), daughter of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born July 10, 1786, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was mar+ried May 2, 1805 as the first wife of Reuben Swain II (S6/1.1), son of Reuben Swain (S7/1.1) and Thankful Baker Swain (B7/1.1), according to Folger genealogical records.

Rachel Hussey (H6/4.6), daughter of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born June 14, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Tristram Hussey (H6/4.7), son of Reuben Hussey (H7/6.4) and Phebe Bunker Hussey (B7/1.1), was born about 1796.  He died in 1804, according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Margaret Hussey (H7/6.5), daughter of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born March 12, 1752 on Nantucket Island, according to the Plumb family bible in the possession of Mrs. John W. Cook of Nantucket in 1911.  She was married October 2, 1768 to Thomas Snow (S7/1.1) of Boston.  Following the death of Thomas Snow (S7/1.1) she declared a marriage intent with her first cousin once-removed Jethro Hussey (H8/7.11) January 17, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.  Margaret Hussey Snow Hussey (H7/6.5) died in Wareham, Massachusetts at age 84 years, three months, according to Folger genealogical records.

Albert Hussey (H7/6.6), son of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born April 3, 1755, according to Folger genealogical records.  He became a sea captain and was married September 2, 1785 to Rebecca Shove (S7/1.1), daughter of Samuel Shove (S8/1.1) of Dighton, Massachusetts.

Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) appeared as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Nantucket Island, according to "Heads of Households, Massachusetts, 1790."  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Albert         white male      over 16
                                white female
                                white male      under 16
                                white male      under 16
                                white male      under 16"

He reappeared in the 1800 census of Nantucket, page 16, as the head of a household composed of:

        "Hussey, Albert         white male      over 45
                                white female    26-45
                                white male      16-26
                                white male      10-16
                                white male      10-16"

Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) was one of 225 men who signed a petition to English Admiral Cochrane June 12, 1814 requesting neutrality for Nantucket Island during the War of 1812.  When the petition proved ineffective Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) removed his ship "Dartmouth" to operate out of Halifax and escaped the menace of the British warships when they began to molest Nantucket Island and its shipping, according to "Catalogue of Nantucket Whalers and Their Voyages" published by Samuel B. Hussey [unidentified] and Henry D. Robinson.  They purchased the "Nantucket Mirror" in June 1849.  Roland B. Hussey, son of Samuel B. Hussey, was owner and publisher of the "Nantucket Mirror" in 1865.  A Roland Hussey, perhaps the above, appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 381.

Roland Bunker Hussey, perhaps a son of Roland B. Hussey, was editor and publisher of the "Nantucket Inquirer  Mirror" from 1887 to 1907.  At one time Roland Bunker Hus+sey was president of the Pacific National Bank and was the first manager of Sciasconset Casino.  He died April 26, 1923 at the age of 73.

Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) and Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1), were enumerated in the 1830 census of Nantucket, page 35 as:

        "Hussey, Albert         white male      70-80
                                white female    60-70"

Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1) died December 6, 1830, at age 66, according to the December 18, 1830 edition of "Columbia Centinel."  Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) died July 7, 1833, according to the July 13, 1833 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Children born to Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) and Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1) include:

        Henry Hussey            (H6/6.1)        born April 2, 1786
        Samuel Hussey           (H6/6.2)        born May 22, 1788
        Joseph W. Hussey        (H6/6.3)        born June 20, 1790

Henry Hussey (H6/6.1), son of Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) and Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1), was born on Nantucket Island April 2, 1786, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married February 2, 1815 to Anne Meader (M6/1.1), daughter of Nicholas Meader (M7/1.1) and Rachel Meader.  At least one child, name unknown, was born to Henry Hussey (H6/6.1) and Anne Meader Hussey (M6/1.1) and "died young," according to the Folger source.

Henry Hussey (H6/6.1), was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket County, page 35.  The family was listed as:

        "Hussey, Henry          white male      40-50, U.S. Navy
                                white female    40-50"

Samuel Hussey (H6/6.2), son of Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) and Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1), was born May 22, 1788, according to Folger genealogical records.  He died single April 13, 1818 at sea.  He was "29 years, 11 months," according to the April 15, 1818 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3), son of Albert Hussey (H7/6.6) and Rebecca Shove Hussey (S7/1.1), was born June 26, 1790, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married about 1813 to Eliza Coffin (C6/1.1), daughter of Robert Coffin (C7/1.1) and Lydia Coleman Coffin (C7/1.1).

Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 388.  He died February 21, 1849, according to the Folger source.

Children born to Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1) include:

        Samuel S. Hussey        (H5/3.1)        born October 1819
        Rebecca C. Hussey       (H5/3.2)        born April 1822
        Roland C. Hussey        (H5/3.3)        born July 1824
        Henry T. [or F.] Hussey (H5/3.4)        born October 1, 1827
        Obed R. Hussey          (H5/3.5)        born in 1831
        Robert C. Hussey        (H5/3.6)        born in 1835

Samuel S. Hussey (H5/3.1), son of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born in October 1819, according to Folger genealogical records.  In 1845 he, a printer, single, age 26, lived on Nantucket Island.  He was married October 5, 1845 in Nantucket to Emily C. Nye (N5/1.1) who was born in 1825 on Nantucket Island.  She was the daughter of George W. Nye (N6/1.1) and Judith Nye, Nantucket residents.

Samuel S. Hussey (H5/3.1) headed Household No. 714-921 enumerated September 2, 1850 on Nantucket:

        "Hussey, Samuel S.      30, born in Massachusetts, printer and
                                    publisher
                 Emily C.       24, born in Massachusetts"

Children born to Samuel S. Hussey (H5/3.1) and Emily C. Nye Hussey (N5/1.1) are unknown.

Rebecca C. Hussey (H5/3.2), daughter of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born in April 1822, according to Folger genealogical records. She was married about 1846 to James M. Bunker (B5/1.1), son of William Bunker (B6/1.1) and Parnell Bunker, as his second wife.

Roland C. Hussey (H5/3.3), son of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born in July 1824, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married August 24, 1848 to Jane E. Dennis (D5/1.1) of Tiverton, Rhode Island.  Later Roland C. Hussey (H5/3.3) and Jane E. Dennis Hussey (D5/1.1) lived in Milford, Massachusetts.

Henry T. [or F.] Hussey (H5/3.4), son of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born October 1, 1827, according to his tombstone in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket Island.  He was married about 1850 to Charlotte Perkins (P5/1.1), daughter of William Perkins (P6/1.1) and Nancy Perkins.  Children born to Henry T. Hussey (H5/3.4) and Charlotte Perkins Hussey (P5/1.1) are unknown.

Obed R. Hussey (H5/3.5), son of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born in 1831, according to Folger genealogical records.  It is believed that he died of measles December 13, 1835 at age four years, ten months.

Robert C. Hussey (H5/3.6), son of Joseph W. Hussey (H6/6.3) and Eliza Coffin Hussey (C6/1.1), was born in 1835, according to his gravestone in Prospect Hill Cemetery on Nantucket Island.  He was married about 1857 to Mary Abby Gardner (G5/1.1), daughter of John J. Gardner (G6/1.1) and Eliza Gardner.  Children born to Robert C. Hussey (H5/3.6) and Mary Abby Gardner Hussey (G5/1.1) are unknown.

James Hussey (H7/6.7), son of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born February 24, 1759, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was married August 19, 1786 to Eunice Swain (S7/1.1), daughter of Joseph Swain (S8/1.1) and Elizabeth Paddack Swain (P8/1.1).

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket, page 16.  The family was recorded as:

        Hussey, James           white male      26-45
                                white female    26-45
                                white female    10-15
                                white male       0-10
                                white female     0-10"

James Hussey (H7/6.7) died March 11, 1825, according to Folger genealogical records.

Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1) was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket Island, page 37.  The household consisted of:

        "Hussey, Eunice         white female    60-70
                                white male      20-30"

Children born to James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1) include:

        Lucretia Hussey         (H6/7.1)        born August 19, 1787
        James Hussey            (H6/7.2)        born January 30, 1790
        Maria Hussey            (H6/7.3)        born February 24, 1793
        Andrew S. Hussey        (H6/7.4)        born July 30, 1804
        Jared G. Hussey         (H6/7.5)        born May 5, 1810

Lucretia Hussey (H6/7.1), daughter of James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1), was born August 19, 1787, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married March 19, 1807 to Robert Barker (B6/1.1), son of James Barker (B7/1.1) and Sarah Coffin Barker (C7/1.1).

James Hussey (H6/7.2), son of James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1), was born January 30, 1790, according to Folger genealogical records.  He was "lost at sea coming from Rhode Island in 1810, at age 20," according to the Folger source.

Maria Hussey (H6/7.3), daughter of James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1), was born February 24, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married to David Coffin (C6/1.1), son of Jonathan Coffin (C7/1.1) and Abigail Austin Coffin (A7/1.1), as his third wife May 15, 1823.

Andrew S. Hussey (H6/7.4), son of James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1), was born July 30, 1804, according to Folger genealogical records.  He became a sea captain and removed to Virginia.  He was married about 1834 to Maria A. Rhodes (R6/1.1) of Alexandria, Virginia.

Andrew S. Hussey (H6/7.4) was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Alexandria, page 223 of Washington D.C. census.  Children born to Andrew S. Hussey (H6/7.4) and Maria A. Rhodes Hussey (R6/1.1) are unknown.

Jared G. Hussey (H6/7.5), son of James Hussey (H7/6.7) and Eunice Swain Hussey (S7/1.1), was born May 5, 1810, according to Folger genealogical records.  He appeared in the 1830 census as a "white male, 20-30" living in his mother's household.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Hephzibah Hussey (H7/6.8), daughter of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born December 13, 1761 on Nantucket Island, according to "History of Martha's Vineyard."  She declared a marriage intent with George Athearn (A7/1.1) August 22, 1778.  They were married September 10, 1778.  He was the son of James Athearn (A8/1.1), the grandson of Jethro Athearn (A9/1.1) and the great-grandson of Simon Athearn (A10/1.1)

George Athearn (A7/1.1) was a lawyer at Martha's Vineyard and lived there all his life.  She died March 2, 1842.  Eleven children were born to them.

Henry Hussey (H7/6.9), son of Christopher Hussey (H8/3.6) and Mary Coffin Hussey (C8/1.1), was born about 1763 on Nantucket Island, according to Folger genealogical records.  He died "away from home," according to the Folger source, probably about 1783.

William Hussey (H8/3.7), son of Sylvanus Hussey (H9/1.3) and Hepzibah Starbuck Hussey (S9/1.1), was born 10th, 10th month, 1725, in Sherburne, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married January 27, 1746 to Abigail Starbuck (S8/1.1), daughter of Paul Starbuck (S9/1.1) and Ann Tibbetts Starbuck (T9/1.1).

William Hussey (H8/3.7) was named co-executor of his father's will probated in 1767 and received a house on Nantucket under the terms of the will.

William Hussey (H8/3.7) appeared as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Nantucket, according to "Heads of Households, Massachusetts, 1790," page 163.  The family was recorded as:

        "Hussey, William        white male over 16
                                white female
                                white female
                                white male over 16
                                white female
                                white male under 16"

He reappeared in the census of 1800 in Nantucket as the head of a household composed of:

        "Hussey, William        white male over 45
                                white female over 45
                                white female 26-45
                                white female 16-26"

William Hussey (H8/3.7) died February 26, 1805, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1) died January 4, 1817, age 83 years, 10 months.

Children born to William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1) include:

        William Hussey, Jr.     (H7/7.1)        born 5th, 3rd month, 1749
        Elizabeth Hussey        (H7/7.2)        born 17th, 8th month, 1751
        Catharine Hussey (twin) (H7/7.3)        born July 28, 1754
         (son) (twin)           (H7/7.4)        born July 28, 1754
        Laban Hussey            (H7/7.5)        born September 29, 1756
        Ruth Hussey             (H7/7.6)        born October 17, 1758
        Paul Hussey             (H7/7.7)        born February 18, 1761
        Anna Hussey             (H7/7.8)        born September 23, 1763
        Seth Hussey             (H7/7.9)        born December 13, 1765
        Abigail Hussey          (H7/7.10)       born September 1, 1769

William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1), son of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born 5th, 3rd month, 1749, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married February 1, 1770 to Sarah "Sally" Burnell (B7/1.1), daughter of Jonathan Burnell (B8/1.1) and Deborah Barker Burnell (B8/1.1) in Sherburne, according to Folger genealogical records.

He appeared as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Nantucket, according to "Heads of Households, Massachusetts, 1790," page 163.

The household was listed as:

        "Hussey, William, Jr.   white male over 16
                                white female
                                white male over 16
                                white male over 16
                                white female
                                white female
                                white male under 16"

He reappeared in the 1800 census of Nantucket as the head of a family composed of:

        "William Hussey, Jr.    white male over 45
                                white female 26-45
                                white male 16-26"

William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) signed a petition in 1814 requesting neutrality for Nantucket Island from the British Navy.  He died March 28, 1828, according to the April 9, 1828 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1) was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket County, page 37.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Sally          white female 70-80
                                white female 50-60
                                white male   40-50
                                white male   40-50
                                white male   15-20
                                free colored female 10-24"

Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), "widow of William, register of deeds, died June 1, 1836 in Kennebunk, Maine, age 83 years, eight months," according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Children born to William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1) include:

        Amiel Hussey            (H6/1.1)        born January 25, 1770
        Daniel Hussey           (H6/1.2)        born January 31, 1773
        Elizabeth Hussey        (H6/1.3)        born March 18, 1775
        Sarah "Sally" Hussey    (H6/1.4)        born March 15, 1777
        Laban Hussey            (H6/1.5)        born November 16, 1779

Amiel Hussey (H6/1.1), son of William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), was born January 25, 1770, according to Nantucket Quaker records. He was married July 9, 1793 to Eunice Russell (R6/1.1), daughter of Reuben Russell (R7/1.1) and Ruth Swain Russell (S7/1.1).

Captain Amiel Hussey (H6/1.1), master of the ship "Duke of Kent," fled to Halifax, Nova Scotia with his whaler during the War of 1812.  Later it is presumed that "he went to Milford Haven," [Wales] from Halifax, according to "Catalogue of Nantucket Whalers and their Voyages" published by Hussey  Robinson.

Children born to Amiel Hussey (H6/1.1) and Eunice Russell Hussey (R6/1.1) include:

        Sarah Hussey            (H5/1.1)        born September 2, 1795

Sarah Hussey (H5/1.1), daughter of Amiel Hussey (H6/1.1) and Eunice Russell Hussey (R6/1.1), was born September 2, 1795, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married November 25, 1813 to James Easton (E5/1.1), son of William Easton (E6/1.1) and Phebe Joy Easton (J6/1.1).

Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2), son of William  Hussey (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), was born January 31, 1773, according to Nantucket Quaker records. He was married to Anna Starbuck (S6/1.1), daughter of Jethro Starbuck (S7/1.1) and his second wife, Ann Hussey Coffin Starbuck (H7/1.1), May 2, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.

Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) appeared as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Nantucket Island, page 16.  The family was recorded as:

        "Hussey, Daniel         white male      26-45
                                white female    26-45
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10"

He removed to New York soon after 1800 and died there October 11, 1803, according to Folger genealogical records.

Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1) appeared in the 1830 census of Nantucket County, page 38, as the head of a household composed of:

        "Hussey, Anna           white female    50-60
                                white female    20-30
                                white male       0-5"

She reappeared as the head of a household in Nantucket in the 1840 census, page 377. She died March 22, 1843, at age 69 years, eight months.

Children born to Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) and Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1) include:

        Lucretia Hussey         (H5/2.1)        born November 24, 1793
        Paul Hussey             (H5/2.2)        born February 6, 1795
        Rose B. Hussey          (H5/2.3)        born about 1796
        Betsey Hussey           (H5/2.4)        born August 27, 1802

Lucretia Hussey (H5/2.1), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) and Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born November 24, 1793, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married November 19, 1816 as the first wife of Thomas H. Swain (S5/1.1), son of Thomas Swain (S6/1.1) and Deborah Cartwright Swain (C6/1.1).

Paul Hussey (H5/2.2), son of Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) and Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born February 6, 1795, according to Folger genealogical records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Rose B. Hussey (H5/2.3), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) and Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born about 1796.  She died January 12, 1814, according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Betsey Hussey (H5/2.4), daughter of Daniel Hussey (H6/1.2) and Anna Starbuck Hussey (S6/1.1), was born August 27, 1802, according to Folger genealogical records.  She was married in Nantucket December 29, 1833 as the second wife of Captain Thomas H. Swain (S5/1.1) who had married her sister Lucretia Hussey (H5/2.1) in 1816.  The wedding was reported in the January 12, 1833 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Elizabeth Hussey (H6/1.3), daughter of William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), was born March 18, 1775, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married August 27, 1794 as the first wife of of Reuben Starbuck (S6/1.1), son of Matthew Starbuck (S7/1.1) and Rose Starbuck, according to Folger genealogical records.

Sarah "Sally" Hussey (H6/1.4), daughter of William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), was born March 15, 1777, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married January 21, 1801 as the third wife of Jethro Coffin Brock (B6/1.1), son of John Brock (B7/1.1) and Parna Coffee Brock (C7/1.1).  No children were born to them.

Laban Hussey (H6/1.5), son of William Hussey, Jr. (H7/7.1) and Sarah "Sally" Burnell Hussey (B7/1.1), was born November 16, 1779, according to Nantucket Quaker records. He became a sea-faring man.  He died January 7, 1804 "abroad," according to Folger genealogical records.

Elizabeth Hussey (H7/7.2), daughter of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born 17th, 8th month, 1751, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married December 31, 1767 to Silvanus Coffin (C7/1.1), son of Richard Coffin (C8/1.1) and Ruth Coffin.

Catharine Hussey (H7/7.3), twin daughter of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born July 28, 1754, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married January 7, 1773 to Charles Coleman (C7/1.6), sixth child of Jethro Coleman (C8/1.1) and Lydia Coleman, according to "Colonial Families of the United States."  Jethro Coleman (C8/1.1) was the first child of John Coleman (C9/1.4), who was the fourth child of Thomas Coleman (C10/1.1).

A twin son (H7/7.4), name unknown, was born July 28, 1754 to William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1).  The child died "8th month, 1753," [probably 1754], according to "Vital Records of Nantucket."

Laban Hussey (H7/7.5), son of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born September 29, 1756, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was a seaman and died unmarried at age 23 in Havana, Cuba, according to Folger genealogical records.

Ruth Hussey (H7/7.6), daughter of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born October 17, 1758, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married July 11, 1776 to Thaddeus Swain (S7/1.1), son of David Swain (S8/1.1) and Martha Hussey Swain (H8/7.9).  They were second cousins, both being descended from Stephen Hussey (H10/2.1), their common great-grandfather.

Paul Hussey (H7/7.7), son of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born February 18, 1761, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married in December 1783 to Judith Gardner (G7/1.2), daughter of Nathaniel Gardner (G8/1.1) and Ruth Hussey Gardner (H8/7.7), according to Folger genealogical records. They were second cousins, both having Stephen Hussey (H10/2.1) as a common great-grandfather.

In 1783, at age 22, Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) was a sea captain and owner with his first cousin, George Gorham Hussey (H7/12.3) of four ships.  He captained the sloop "Brittania," according to "Early Settlers of Nantucket."

He was enumerated as the head of a household of Nantucket in the 1790 census, according to "Head of Households, Massachusetts, 1790," page 163.  The family consisted of:

        "Hussey, Paul           white male over 16
                                white female
                                white male over 16
                                white female"

He reappeared in the 1800 census of Nantucket as the householder in a family consisting of:

        "Hussey, Paul           white male      26-45
                                white female    26-45
                                white male      16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white female    16-26
                                white male       0-10
                                white female     0-10
                                white male       0-10"

He was a witness to the will of George Hussey (H8/3.12) July 16, 1804.

Paul Hussey (H7/7.7), "seventh child of a seventh child," apparently had the legendary good fortune in his favor when he had a narrow escape from death in a sea disaster.  He was serving aboard the ship "Henry" when it was struck by a terrific gale which almost capsized the ship and carried the entire crew overboard.  Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and some of his companions floated for 46 days, living off a barrel of molasses and some beef, flotsam from the wreckage, according to "History of Nantucket."  After their perilous adventure in which many of the crew died they were rescued by an English ship which landed them in New Bedford, Massachusetts September 25, 1813.  The only survivors were Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and four others.

On June 17, 1814 Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) "of Nantucket" signed a petition opposing the war and requesting neutrality for Nantucket Island.  He died November 8, 1823, according to Nantucket Quaker records.
 
 

Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.2) appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket Island, page 38.  The family consisted of:

        "Hussey, Judith         white female    60-70
                                white male      30-40
                                white female    30-40
                                white male      30-40
                                white male      20-30
                                white female    20-30
                                white female     5-10

She reappeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket Island, page 381.

Children born to Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.2) include:

        Charles Hussey II       (H6/7.1)        born June 8, 1785
        Nancy Hussey            (H6/7.2)        born October 8, 1786
        William Starbuck Hussey (H6/7.3)        born March 25, 1793
        Alexander G. Hussey     (H6/7.4)        born November 18, 1794
        Linda G. Hussey         (H6/7.5)        born December 21, 1796
        Elizabeth S. Hussey     (H6/7.6)        born December 8, 1798
        Eunice M. Hussey        (H6/7.7)        born April 21, 1801
        Mary Ann Hussey         (H6/7.8)        born October 10, 1806

Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1), son of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.2), was born June 8, 1785, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married February 3,) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.2), was born June 8, 1785, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married February 3,Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1), a Quaker, signed a petition addressed to Admiral Cochrane of the British Navy in 1814 requesting neutrality for the island of Nantucket in the War of 1812, according to "History of Nantucket."

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Charles II      white male      40-50
                                 white female    50-60
                                 white male      40-50
                                 white female    40-50
                                 white male      15-20
                                 white male      10-15
                                 white female     5-10"

He reappeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 415. In 1850 he was the head of Household No. 620-802 in Nantucket County.  The family was recorded as:

        "Hussey, Charles II      64, born in Massachusetts, no profession
                 Hannah          71, born in Massachusetts
                 Charles William 34, born in Massachusetts, ship's master
                                     $500 real estate
                 John A.         32, born in Massachusetts, tin and iron work-
                                     er, $200 real estate
         Hussey, Hepsibeth       67, born in Massachusetts

[Hepsibeth Hussey in the above enumeration is unidentified.  A Hepsibeth C. Hussey withdrew from the Quaker congregation on Nantucket in 1850, along with Benjamin Hussey, Elizabeth Hussey, Lydia G. Macy Hussey (G6/1.1) and David Gorham Hussey (H6/3.4) to begin a new congregation.]

Children born to Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2) include:

        Paul Bunker Hussey        (H5/1.1)        born December 15, 1814
        Charles William Hussey    (H5/1.2)        born January 13, 1816
        John Alexander Hussey     (H5/1.3)        born October 1, 1817
        Oliver Cromwell Hussey    (H5/1.4)        born June 14, 1819
        Hannah B. Hussey          (H5/1.5)        born January 29, 1821
        Phebe Ann Hussey          (H5/1.6)        born March 30, 1823

Paul Bunker Hussey (H5/1.1), son of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born December 15, 1814, according to Nantucket Quaker records. He died July 21, 1815.

Charles William Hussey (H5/1.2), son of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born January 13, 1816, according to Nantucket Quaker records. He was married about 1837 to Mary Morey (M5/1.1), daughter of Ellis Morey (M6/1.1) and Rebecca Morey.

Charles William Hussey (H5/1.2), ship's master, 34, appeared in the 1850 census of his father's household, but Mary Morey Hussey (M5/1.1) did not.

John Alexander Hussey (H5/1.3), son of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born October 1, 1817, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He appeared as a 32-year-old tin and iron worker who owned $200 in real estate living in his father's household.  A John A. Hussey, "piano tuner," possibly (H5/1.3), was recorded in the 1887 city directory of Boston rooming at 310 Shawmut Avenue.

Oliver Cromwell Hussey (H5/1.4), son of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born June 14, 1819, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He died September 15, 1819.

Hannah B. Hussey (H5/1.5), daughter of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born January 29, 1821, according to Nantucket Quaker records. She died March 1, 1821.

Phebe Ann Hussey (H5/1.6), daughter of Charles Hussey II (H6/7.1) and Hannah Hussey Hussey (H6/3.2), was born March 30, 1823.  She died July 26, 1823, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

Nancy Hussey (H6/7.2), daughter of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (H7/1.2), was born October 8, 1786, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married February 5, 1806 to David Gorham Hussey (H6/4.1), son of David Hussey (H7/9.5) and Lydia Swain Hussey (S7/1.1).  They were second cousins, both having Sylvanus Hussey (H9/1.3) as a common great-grandfather.  For children born to David Gorham Hussey (H6/4.1) and Nancy Hussey Hussey (H6/7.2) see his section.

William Starbuck Hussey (H6/7.3), son of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (H7/1.2), was born March 25, 1793, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He declared a marriage intent August 7, 1819 with Eunice P. Myrick (M6/1.1), daughter of Peter C. Myrick (M7/1.1) and Elizabeth Myrick, according to Folger genealogical records.  They were married August 29, 1819, according to records of South Congregational Church on Nantucket.  The wedding was reported in the September 15, 1819 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

They appeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket living in the household of his mother-in-law.  The family, recorded as Household No. 226-294 on August 8, 1850, was shown as:

        "Myrick, Elizabeth      75, born in Massachusetts, $300 real estate
         Hussey, William S.     57, born in Massachusetts, carpet weaver
                 Eunice B.      51, born in Massachusetts
                 Delia M.       24, born in Massachusetts"

Children born to William Starbuck Hussey (H6/7.3) and Eunice P. Myrick Hussey (M6/1.1) include:

        Delia M. Hussey         (H5/3.1)        born in 1824

Delia M. Hussey (H5/3.1), daughter of William Starbuck Hussey (H6/7.3) and Eunice P. Myrick Hussey (M6/1.1), was born in 1824, according to Folger genealogical records. She appeared as a 24-year-old living in the household of her grandmother Elizabeth Myrick in the 1850 census of Nantucket County.

Alexander G. Hussey (H6/7.4), son of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.2), was born November 18, 1794, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He was married December 12, 1817 to Eliza Macy (M6/1.1), daughter of Edmund Macy (M7/1.1), who was lost at sea in 1809, and Susanna Coleman Macy (C6/1.1), according to Folger genealogical records.  A report of the wedding appeared in the December 17, 1817 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Upon the death of Eliza Macy Hussey (M6/1.1) on May 17, 1819 at age 21 he was married to Lucretia M. Myrick (M6/1.1), daughter of Andrew Myrick (M7/1.1) and Abial Myrick, according to the records of South Congregational Church of Nantucket.  The wedding was performed November 17, 1822.

Alexander G. Hussey (H6/7.4) and Lucretia M. Myrick Hussey (M6/1.1) appeared in the 1840 census of Nantucket, page 392.  They reappeared in the 1850 census of Nantucket as Household No. 791-933:

        "Hussey, Alexander G.   55, born in Massachusetts, carpet weaver
                 Lucretia       45, born in Massachusetts

Children born to Alexander G. Hussey (H6/7.4) and Eliza Macy Hussey (M6/1.1) include:

        Sarah Folger Hussey     (H5/4.1)        born November 8, 1818

Sarah Folger Hussey (H5/4.1), daughter of Alexander G. Hussey (H6/7.4) and Eliza Macy Hussey (M6/1.1), was born November 8, 1841, according to Nantucket Quaker records. She was married December 12, 1841 on Nantucket Island to George W. Coleman (C5/1.1), son of Gardner Coleman (C6/1.1) and Eliza Whitefield Coleman (W6/1.1), according to the records of South Congregational Church.

Linda G.Hussey (H6/7.5), daughter of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.1), was born December 21, 1796, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  Of this individual nothing more is known.

Elizabeth S. Hussey (H6/7.6), daughter of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.1), was born December 8, 1798, according to Nantucket Quaker records. She was married April 6, 1831 to Albert G. Goodwin (G6/1.1), son of Nathaniel Goodwin (G7/1.1) and Lydia Goodwin, according to Folger genealogical records.

Eunice M. Hussey (H6/7.7), daughter of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.1), was born April 21, 1801, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She declared a marriage intent May 3, 1823 with John S. Bartlett (B7/1.1), son of Oliver C. Bartlett (B7/1.1) and Elizabeth Barrett Bartlett (B7/1.1).

Mary Ann Hussey (H6/7.8), daughter of Paul Hussey (H7/7.7) and Judith Gardner Hussey (G7/1.1), was born October 21, 1806.  She died "of consumption" August 1, 1841, at age 34, according to Nantucket Quaker records.

Anna Hussey (H7/7.8), daughter of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born September 23, 1763, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  She was married October 9, 1805, at age 42, to Peter Barney (B7/1.1), son of Benjamin Barney (B8/1.1) and Jemima Barney, according to Folger genealogical records.

Seth Hussey (H7/7.9), son of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born December 13, 1765, according to Folger genealogical records.  In 1788 he was in Dunkirk, France employed as a seaman in the displaced whaling fleet.

He returned to Nantucket and was married January 1, 1795 to Naomi Chase (C7/1.2), daughter of Francis Chase (C8/1.1) and Naomi Gardner Chase (C8/1.1).  He died four years later, May 21, 1799 "at sea," according to Nantucket Quaker records.

Naomi Chase Hussey (C7/1.2) appeared in the 1800 census of Nantucket Island as the head of a household composed of:

        "Hussey, Naomi          white female    26-45
                                white male       0-10
                                white female     0-10"

Naomi Chase Hussey (C7/1.2) died June 29, 1828, according to Folger genealogical records.

Children born to them include:

        Abraham Hussey              (H6/9.1)    born December 11, 1795
        Sarah Heney "Sally" Hussey  (H6/9.2)    born October 27, 1797

Abraham Hussey (H6/9.1), son of Seth Hussey (H7/7.9) and Naomi Chase Hussey (C7/1.1), was born December 11, 1795, according to Nantucket Quaker records.  He declared a marriage intent March 16, 1822 with Eliza Newbegin (N6/1.1),  daughter of George Newbegin (N7/1.1) and Charlotte Newbegin.  They were married April 6, 1822.

Abraham Hussey (H6/9.1) appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Nantucket County, page 38.  The family was rendered as:

        "Hussey, Abraham        white male      30-40
                                white female    30-40
                                white female    60-70"

No children were born to Abraham Hussey (H6/9.1) and Eliza Newbegin Hussey (N6/1.1).

Sarah Heney "Sally" Hussey (H6/9.2), daughter of Seth Hussey (H7/7.9) and Naomi Chase Hussey (C7/1.1), was born October 27, 1797, according to Nantucket Quaker records. She was baptized March 15, 1818 into the Nantucket Methodist Episcopal Church, according to a diary kept by Kezzia Coffin Fanning.

She was married October 27, 1822 to Presbury Coffin (C6/1.1), son of Uriah Coffin (C7/1.1) and Martha Butler Coffin (B7/1.1) of Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, according to "History of Martha's Vineyard."  Report of the wedding was carried in the November 6, 1822 edition of "Columbia Centinel."

Abigail Hussey (H7/7.9), daughter of William Hussey (H8/3.7) and Abigail Starbuck Hussey (S8/1.1), was born January 9, 1769 on Nantucket Island, according to the family bible of James L. Hammond of Mattapoisett, Massachusetts.  She was married December 3, 1789 to David Greene (G7/1.1) "of Rhode Island," son of Joseph Greene (G8/1.1) and Abigail Greene.  Abigail Hussey Greene (H7/7.9) died two years later, February 2, 1792.  No children were born to them, according to Nantucket Quaker records.