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ORICtIN of NANfK

ABAL ABEL ABELS ABEELS ABELL

Abal There is a Teutonic word "abal", signifying ’ which nay be more probably that which is found in the

French "abeillard", vfith which we have a name Ablar

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Abel Many old Testament names such as "Abel", may be con- nected with Medieval spectacles (plays).

i-hoi Rnetlsmal "the son of Abel". Much more popular in ’ ^divil LcioL than in the 19th. century among the

poasintry? howLer, Abel still receives a certain amount of attention as a front name.

Abel, Hebr ew Denotes breath and evanescence.

Able, Hebr ew . Denotes breath-emanation.

Abell, Is sometimes taken from Abeele.

Abell, A name which has not a very genuine sound of a ;

Abell, Is on the Roll of Rattle Abbey, IO8O-86.

Abell> As the name of an under-tenant in the county of as given in the Doomsday Survey.

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Abal, Anglo Saxon, denotes strength*

Abel, Hebrew, denotes breath and evanescence.

Abel, Danish and Swedish.

Abl e, Hebrev/, denotes breath-emanation.

Abel, Ebel, German.

Abels, Eble, Dutch.

Abeels, Flemish.

Abbeele, Flemish.

Abell, Norman.

Abell, English.

Abell, Welsh.

Locality, Belgium.

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ORTHOGRAPHY OF THE NAT/iE

Considerable confusion has resulted in the alteration of the • form of the name, both by members of the families themselves and perhaps to a large extent by general usage or indifference.

In the half century period preceding the Revolution nearly all branches of our lines appear to have omitted the final ell "I-”. It may have been in accord v;ith a Spirit of simplicity prevalent j.n Puritan life and institutions and could hot have been of mere igno¬ rance or carelessness, as the signatures on wills, deeds and other public documents of the period will certify. The signatures of our iirjnigrant, Robert Abell, and those records under his control, alv/ays appear in the form of "Abell”, which has more recently been confirmed by discovery of the will of his father, George Abell, of heicestershire, England. In the "History of Rehoboth" by Leonard Bliss, Jr., occur several references to Robert Abell, spelled with the double ell "11", and on page 26 is appended the follov/ing note: "In transcribing the names in the list, as in most of the extracts from the ancient records, I have followed the orthography of the original". In most branches where the final ell "1" was omitted, the double ell "11" form has been resumed within the last century, especially by those removing and settling in new locations while in others the single ell "1" continues to the present day. The latter form "Abel" appears to be originally correct for people of German, Hebrew, Scandinavian and some other nationalities, whose number in America far exceed the combined Ahell family lines.

PRONUNCIATION OF THE NAME

Brief comment may also appropriately be made, on the matter of pronunciation. It will he nev/s to the great majority of us that more than one pronunciation can be made_of this name. However, the pronunciation as given for John Ahell A-heil, noted singer of the pei’iod of Charles II, is becoming more and more popular among the Abell families in America. In addition to the record of Norman- French adoption into England, and the historic symbol of the bell with letter A used in various forms by m.any members of the families, unknown to each other and unaware of its antiquity, may tend to vebify it as the original and correct pronunciation as well as the form of the name. We may well claim this to be true in the case of Thomas Ahell, the martyr, whose indeliahle memorial carved upon the wall in the Tower of London rem.ains to attest.

Lippincott’s Pronouncing Biographical Dictionary:

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EARLY ABELLS IN ENGLAND

—H^n-il^nUry the Eighth, divorce Catherine of Aragon, his first wile, h_ g.^ intn liest intimation of a failing which later developt.^ into a habit. The steps he took to give an his divorce were actuated more by fear o. Holy Ch^ch, and Catherine's royal parents, than a desire to consider th

^°^^^liile anxious to appease the powerful opposition outside of his realm, he exhibited scant consideration for those oi his subjects who dared to oppose him. Notable among the champions of Catherine's cause was one Thomas Abe._l, because of his courageous defence of the Queen, was executed by order of King Henj-y, under circumstances o. unusual cruelty. It has not been given to many m.en to suffer dCci^n in a cause more chivalrous.

But the versatile and gallant Abells were, from very an- dent times, ever in the fore-front of great historic event and to be in the fore-front in ancient days, whether in peace or war, v/as to be in danger. Danger in war from enemy weapons, danger in peace from the whims of capricious princes and profligate kings. In proof of this, witness .-he experience of John Abell, who became a favorite au the conrt of Charles the Second.

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The Couj?teous King of Poland. _ _ -Jo¥n""Abell (cl650-17T5) was a distinguished musician and singer. He belonged to the Royal Chapel in the reign of Charles II and his brother, James II. Dismissed at the Rev¬ olution, he sought sanctuary abroad. V/hile in V/arsa\7^the^ King of Poland, hearing of his musical talent, sent xor nim, but Abell refused to go. Peremptory orders were given to compel his attendance. VMien he arrived at the King's palace, they forcibly seated him in a chair in a large hallând hoisted the chair up to a great height. The king and his suite appeared on a raised gallery opposite Abeo-l. oeveraJ. wild bears were turned into the hall, and the King bade Abell to take his choice, either to sing or be lowered among the bears. Abell, wise man, preferred the first, and afterwards said, whimsically enough, ’ I never sang better .^n my life".

The earliest recorded event, so far discovered, of the family name is in the roll of knights and men-at-arms under William the Conqueror in 1066. This is preserved in Ba.ttle Abbey, England, where the name is inscribed in this form and spelling-viz., Abell. Duke William, after he gained possession of England by conquest, and in order better to protect his followers in their right to the soil, sent com¬ missioners into each county to accumulate exact statements of the property and revenue of the conquered kingdom. These inquisitions or surveys were completed in 1088 and after¬ wards arranged in proper order in the record called Doomsday.

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Robert Abell, who was in New England in 1630, son of George

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Visitation of Derbyshire in 1569,

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ARMORIAL BEAHILGS OP ROBERT ABELI

ARMS: Argent a Saltire engrailed Azure charged v;ith nine fleur-de- lys Or

Silver--the Field of the Shield, an X shaped cross. With nointed edges. The color of the Saltire, viz-Blue^ Super-imposed thereon, French Lillies. Gold, the tincture of the Fleur-de-lys.

ARGENT. A SALTIRE. ENGRAILED. AZURE. CHARGED WITH. NINE FLEUR-DE-LYS OR.

The above is the literal interpretation of the Abell blazon as quoted from the Derbyshire visitation of 15^9•

The Abell escutcheon is a perfect example of authentic heraldry and is, in accordance with the ancient laws of blazonry, correct in every heraldic detail of line, color and design. Argent or Silvei*, upon a shield signifies the purity and high resolve of the bearer. It also demanded of all his descendants the pledge that the fam.ily escutcheon shall forever remain v/ithout stain.

The Saltaire, is actually the Cross of Saint Andrev/. Ancient families were prone to adopt certain saints as their family spiri¬ tual guardian, and embodied the Saint’s heraldic device in their family arms. Evidently the Abells of old favored St. Andrew, hence the presence of the Saltaire upon their shield. The Saltaire is to be found in very many Scottish coats as St. Andrev/ is the patron saint of that country.

Fleur-de-lis signify that the Abells were originally_ôf^ Norman -French origin and they, in all probability, settled in iingland during the Norman invasion. The presence of the Fleur-de-lis so prominently on the Abell escutcheon signifies that they were held in very high esteem by the Norman rulers, for only those families of the very noblest rank were given the privilege of bearing the Fleur-de-lis, v/hich v/as the chief heraldic device on the escut¬ cheon of the early Norman-french kings. It was a very rare distinc tion for them to share this device with others.

The fact too, that the fleur-de-lis are of gold tincture is evidence of the highest honor. The notable, thing regarding these fleur-de-lis on the Abell shield is the fact that they are accur¬ ately placed upon the saltaire. viz; all points pointing to the chief, top, or honor point of the escutcheon. Every so many of those shields having such devices show them wrongly placed.

The Abell arms are undoubtedly of very ancient origin and such charges as are borne upon their shield could only have been dis¬ played by a family of more than ordinary power and privilege.

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ANCESTORS AMD DESCENDANTS OF JONATHAN ABELL

EARLY ABELLS IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY, ENGLAND

Several branches of the Abell family lived in the Countyôf Derby, England, in the sixteenth century. One branch lived in Creighton and Uttoxeter. The brothers John and Richard Abell, were the pro¬ genitors of this branch. Richard died before Heni'y nbell who died in 1^40, was the earliest known of another branch living in Sommersail. A third branch of the Abell family lived in Norbury. The earliest found of this branch was Nicholas Abell v/ho died about 1557. Most of the American Abells are descendants of RobertÂbell, v/ho lived in Stapenhill also in the County of Derby. There is a probablility that all the branches of the Abell family in the County of Derby were descendants of a common ancestor.

The pedigree marked is recorded in official register of the Coll¬ ege of Arms, at London, England.

ABELL FAMILY IN ENGLAND

1. ROBERT ABELL, Esquire, of Stapenhill, co. Derby. Named c. 1353-8 as of Stapenhill in.Chancery Proc. Early 723/58, 758/10. Mentioned in a deed 1 July 1 Edward VI and in the Will of his son George 1396.

A Robert Abell, gent., was servant or tenant to Sir Wm. Gryseley and was at Bryslincote, co. Derby, in 9 Henry VIII (1317/8). Star. Cha. Pro. 19/139.

Children: Anothony Abell

George Abell,

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ABELL FTaMILY IN AMERICA

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ROBERT ABELL, of Rehoboth, in the County iVi'l a s s a c hu setts. "u-tiT Son of George and Fra.nces Abell, o* ..^tapennxii, pind of Heminpton, co^ Leicester, England. t i Mentioned^ in his father's vail I65O, as then Born in England; died at Rehoboth, Massachusetts, Juns. , ?6Cv7 married Joanna ; died after l682; b.oried probably in Norwich First Burying Ground. She married William Hyde of Norwich, at Rehoboth, Iv.ass., June , (•

Robert Abell came to Ajnerica probably in the fleet Gov. Winthrop, which arrived at Charlestown, Mass., June

f'rst record of Robert In .America is at VVep.outh, Hass., he is included in a list who mere desirous .o ê made a Freeman October 19, 165O and ne took the Oatn of -ree

Hîfêntioned at the Quarterly Court, heW at Boston Dec 4 1638 and June 2. l640. At Weymouth he is ment.LO..ea ^rêg^rLs tYland own’by John Ffussell John Stable and James Snooke, Oct. 26,1642 to May ^1, i644 ^pobablv

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which he gave the name of Rehoboth. ^f Rehoboth, The first meeting of the original planter oh^-v rf tbe

to brfound on record is dated at 3th month (October) 1645, the next meeting of or's vfas held at Weymouth, the ° ,.4agreement was (December) 1643. About the year 1643 a joyi SUk cL the

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of the 12th mo., 1651j it was agreed that and Richard Bullock should burn the commons from the Indian fence, all on the neck, and so fresh meadov/s as may be convenient; and they

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The 28th of March I653, it upon, that Robert Abell should on the north side of the line, that parteth the land Rehoboth. This meadow Standish and Mr. Winslow.

Mention is made of Robert Abell in Court Orders, June 29, 1653, June 10, 1661 and Apr. 22, 1662.

On Feb. 1, I654, at a town meeting, Robert was ordered to keep the Ordinary, and on July I656, Plymouth, he is allowed by the Coirrt to keep an Ordinary at Rehoboth.

Robert was at the Court of Elections at Plymouth, June 5, 1657 and on Jury at the General Court at Plymouth, June 4! 1657. He took the oath of fidelity in 1657.

On June 22, I658, at a town m.eeting, lawfully warned, lots were drawn for the meadows that lie on the north side of the town in order as followeth, according to person and estate. Of the 49 names on the list, Robert Abell was the third on the list vvho drew for lots, it appears that this division was of land afterwards included in the North Purchase, near Attleborough and Curaberland.

At a town meeting on May 26, 166S, lots were drawn or the meadow lands in the North Purchase and there viere 79 names on the list who drew for lots, Samuel Luther is the 2nd on the list. Goody Hide the 5th, Children’s^lands the 6th, and Preserved the 8th. Samuel Luther married Mary, daughter of Robert Abell. Goody Hide is Robert Abell’s widow (Joanna) who married William Hyde in I667. Preserved Abell was Robert Abell's son. Children's Lands next^to Goody Hide on the list are probably Robert's other chi..dren,

Caleb, Joshua, Benjamin and Experience. . -n v, V An Inventory of - estate of Robert Abell 01 Reho¬ both Deceased taken the 9th of August 1665* The only real estate was ‘’an house and land” tl50> The sum total 4-s L55 ? 17s, 9d. The house and land taken out as the oldest sonnes LI50; A bed and furniture to the widdow L7; To Mary Abell given by her father as her full pte in a Cow and feather bed l6; Rests Due to the widdow as her thirds L66, 19s, od: and to the other five Children each of them L26, lbs.

The appraisers were Stephen Paine, Thomas Cooper Peter Hunt, were denosed to this Inventory the l8th of xCj, 1665 before Thomas Willett. This division of the estate was approved of and established by the Court held at Plym.outx- the 5rd of March 1665, attested by Nathaniel Clarke of the

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Captain Willett is requested to adminester an oai.h to Widow Abell of Rehoboth for the tenth of the inventory of the estate of Robert Abell deceased Oct, 1665.

Children: Abraham, bur. Nov. l4, l659 at Weymouth, Mass. Mary, b.April 11, 1642 at Weymouth, Mass. Living

1685. Married Samuel Luther; b.1656 in Dor¬ chester or Boston; d.l7l6, bur, in Kickemuit Cemetery, Warren, R.I. Son of Capt. John and Elizabeth Luther of Boston.

Preserved, Lieut, , b,l644, prob. at Rehoooth; d. Aug. I8, 3.7^4 at Rehoboth; m. Martha Redev/ay, Sept. 27, lob7, bur. Mar.1,1685/6; m2.Sarah Bowen, Dec. 27, 1686, d.May l4, m^.Mirs. Anne VJest of Boston, Dec. 20, 1706, d.Dec. 11,1725^

Caleb, Sergt. b.l646, prob. at Rehoboth. b.l649, prob. at Rehoboth; d. Mar. 1,172*^ at Norwich, Conn.; m.Mehitooell omith, Nov.l, 1677, d.Mar. l4, 1684/5, dau. of Nehemiah and Ann (Bourne) Smith; m2.Bathiah Gager, Nov. 1685, d.Mar. 51, 1725, dau. of John and Eliz. Gager. d.1699 at Norwich, Conn.; m.Hannah -- prob.1678, she may have been the daughter of John Bal.dwin. She m2. David Caulkins Sr., of New London, Conn. m.l680, t)ea. John Baldwin at Guilford, Conn. He was the son of John and Hannah (Birchard) Baldwin. Some records mentioned a James Abell marrying Sarah Bowen, Dec. 27, I686, this appears to be incorrect. The original vital, records of Rehoboth, states that Sarah Bov/en married Preserved Abell, Dec, 27, 1686. The vital, probate records and register of deeds do not list any individual by the name of James Abell. No record has been found that shov/s the name of this child.

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HYDE FAivlILY: After the death of Robert Abell, his v/idew Joanna, married William Hyde of Norwich, Conn., at Rehoboth, Mass., on June 4, 1667. William Hyde probably came to America in 1655 with the Rev. Thomas Hooker, the first min¬ ister of Hartford;sojourned a short time at Newton, Mass., and removed with him to Hartford, in I656. The time oi nis removal to Saybrook is not ascertained but he o'wned lands in Hartford as late as 1659. He probably went to Saybrook soon after that. William Hyde was one of the original pro¬ prietors of Norwich in 166O. He was a man of considerable importance among the settlers of Norwich, and was frequently

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Loomer, of New London, Conn. Sergt. Caleb Abell is first mentioned in the Colonial

records at Dedham, Mass., when he petition for Freeman on May 5, 1665, in 1668 he moved to Norwich, Conn., where he married the following year. In the original purchase of land when Norwich was settled, six acres having I6 rods front, was assigned to Robert Wade, this he sold to Caleb Al'^ll In 1677 and it was afterwards knovm as the Abell homestead. This property abutted on Towni Street I6 rods, on the home lot of Morgan Bowers 7? rods, on the river lo rods, and on

John Birchard land 74 rods. , . ^ m Rev. Huntington’s book of "Old Houses of the Ancient Tovm

of Norwich" names 56 men whom he suppose to have been origi¬ nal pronrietors; but one of these was Richard Wallis aiu another was Caleb Abell, who in 166O was only 1■ yeax o o

^ On Dec. l8,l694 Caleb was appointed to keep his house as "an ordinari or of entertayment" for the year, or until ^ another be chosen. Caleb joined the first church of Norwit^n before 1701. He was Sergeant of the Norwich Train Band in 1701; selectman in l682; constable in l684 and I706; towns¬

man in 1689. In the book of Grants in Norwich, there are 58 or moxe

land deeds granted to Caleb Abell, and only the f ollovVing ^ few will be given: Recorded December il, 1710, ffour acres of meadow More or less in seven acre meadow with some swam- pie land bounded westerly on the highway y/ith a bowing liup and northerly upon meadow of Lieut. Joseph Backus and souun- erly upon the Commons and easterly upon the river, which was Given to Caleb Abell by his ffather (step-father) Hide deceased and ordered to he recorded to him hy John Pos. Executor to the will of sd Hide.

On Jan, 12, 1727/8, Caleb deeded to his son Noah, his^ home lot, dwelling house and barn, all lands adjoin-Lng home lot and lands over the river (Yantic) his pasture land lying northerly and northeasterly of William Hide duelling house (which house v/as on the other side of Tovm Street and a little to the east) lying in tv/o parcels, together with land on both sides of Bradford brook on north side of road leading to Lebanon, except one and one half acres on soth east of brook and land near Benjamin Abell’s dwelling house which he gave to his son Samuel, reserving to himself and his wife Marey the dwelling house during his life and xor her’s after his decease, also liberty to his daughter Hannah to dwell in said house so long as she reraains Linmarried ana a passageway across hom.e lot to his son Samuel to Samuel

ov/n land. , ^ t»A V/illiam Backus, sold lot /^l4 on Town Street,in_^ Ânti^nt

Windham" (WillimaxOtic, Conn.) to Caleb Abell, Jan.l,,l9^p and Caleb later sold this lot to Robert V/ade, June b,io9o.

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Will of Sergt. Caleb Abell. Caleb Abell of Norwich in the County of New London &

Colony of Connecticut in New England being farâdvanced in years" and apprehending my great change approching. Being also of Sound mind & perfect memory, do now make & orda_in this my last Will and Testament viz on this 30 day of July

'Anno Dorn 1728 to say as follov/s. I do Comply with ye Divine will and resign my Body to the Dust whence it was formed whenever God shall call me hence to be here no more & my Soul I do resign to God that gave it. And respecting such v/orldly Estate as God hath given me I do make the following

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Disposition. ^ , Impr. As to my well beloved Wife Mary having alreaoy made

provision for her Comfortable Maintenance after my decease, do hereby Confirm that and moreover do give unto her the Bed and Bedstead Bolster Pillows Wc lies in the West Room to¬ gether with one pair of sheets two Blankets & a Coverled and the Curtains wc belong to it; and also the use of the warm¬ ing pan during her occasion for it. ^ ,

Item. Respecting my Eldest Son Sami I have already by deeds of Gift given him that wc I have thot myself able to doand what I esteem as his proportion of my Estate. But aS token of my fatherly affection for him do also give him twenty shillings money. ^

Item. Respecting my son Caleb I have also done for h-..m what I thot proper by Deeds of Gift & moreover^do^now as a token of m.y love Give him the sum of Twenty shillings.

Item. Respecting my son John I have also done for him what I thot proper by deeds of Gift & do also as token o Love give him twenty shillings.

Item. Respecting the heirs of my son Theophilus deceased having before given him full proportion of my estate do^ now give unto them as a token of my Love ye sum of Tv/enty shill¬

ings. ^ ^ Item. Respecting my son Noah wt I have already given him

by deeds of Gift I do now Confirm and moreover do give unto him a pair of Oxen with the Cart yoke & chains & tackling belonging thereto, and also the one half of a ten acre Lot In the Sheepv/alk to him & his heirs forever.

Item. Respecting my daughters Experience, Margaret, Johanna, Abigail, Hannah, I do give unto them equally an hundred acres of Lnd lying as Sutland in IVindham to them & their heirs forever. The one half of my ten acre Lot in ye Sheepwalk I give unto my Daughter Hannah. I do give the Bed and bedding wc is in the East Room & Brass kettle a brass skillet and also a v/arming pan at her Mothers decease, and for her extraordinary servitude I do give her one great outer platter and two smaller ones and six puter plates to her & heirs forever. The Rest of all my Moveables I do give unto all my Children equally.

My Lend at the Cx'anberry Pond I do order to be sold to pay the Debts & leave the disposal of it wth my Executors for that end, and I do appoint My Sons Samuel Sc Noah execu¬ tors of my hast V7ill Sc Testament.

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And I do pronounce this and no other Testament.

In Witness whereof I have hereunto date above.

as my Iâst Vvîll and

sot my hand & seal

Caleb Abell (Seal)

ye

The Last Will & Testament of Caleb Abell as on the other side expressed & v/ritten, v/as by him ordained syned sealed & published as such in Norwich on the JOth of July A.D. 172o in presence of us witnesses.

Benj. Lord William Hide Anne Hide

Norwich September l6 A.D. 1731 Reverand Benjamin Lord Mr. William Hide and Mi-s. Anne Hide all appeared and made oath that they saw Mi’. Caleb Abell Deceased sign and seal this instrument on the other side of this paper and declare it to be his last Will and Testament and at the Doing hereof ^ he was of sound mind & memory in their judgment and that they all set two their hands as witnesses in the presence of the Testator before me.

Joseph Backus Justice of peace

6,

Children by Daughter, Samuel, Dr.

Experience,

Caleb, John, Capt.

Theophilus,

Margaret,

Joarina,

Abigail,

Margaret Post; born in Norwich, Conn, b. and d. March l671* b.Oct. 1672; d.Ncv. 26, 176lât Norwich_; m. Elizabeth Sluman Nov. 3^ 1^9o; b.July 23, 1677; d.Nov. 3,17^1; dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Bliss) Sluman. b.Dec. 1674; d.Oct. 24, 1763; m.Jo'nn Hyde, Mar. 3, 1697/8; b.Dec. 1, I667; d.July 2o, 1727; son of Samuel and Jane (Lee) Hyde, grandson of William Hyde who married Joanna, Y/idow of Robert Abell, b. April 1677* ^ b.Dec. 1678; d.after Oct. 1769; m.Rebecca Sluman, June 2, 1703; b.Oct. 3, 1682; d.May 28, 1738; dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Bliss) Sluman. He prob. m2. Hannah, Sept. 20,^1744, dau. of Samuel and Experience (Hyde) Gifford. b.Nov. I68O; d.Aug. 31i 1724; m.Anne Calkins, June 27, 1716; b.Oct.10, 1692; living 1739, prob. dau. of Hugh Calkins. She m2. Samuel Pales, he d.Aug, 25, 1733* d.Apr, 18, 1752; m.Capt. Richard Douglas, Dec. 7, 1704; b.July 19, 1682; d.Feb. 26, 1734/5; son of Dea. V/tlliam and Abiah (Hough) Douglas. b.Nov. 1685; d.Nov. 25, 1759; K.Zaohariah Loomis, 1707; b.Nov. l63l; d.Apr. 6, 1751; son of John Loomis. ct. b.Mar. l6,l690; d.June 2,1736; m.Barnabus Latlirop, Jan. 12, 1709/10; b.Feb. .4, loô^ d.May 25, 1710; son of Joseph and Mary (Gendder) Lathron. She m2.. Christopher Huntington, Feb. 4, 1713; son of Christopher and Sarah (Adgate) Huntington.

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Hannah, b.Oct. 12, 1692 in Norwich, Conn.; unnarried

in 1735.

25. 1706; d.l733; m.Anna Marshan at Norwich, May 25, 1729; o.Aug. l6, 17il, d- Apr,30, 1801 &t Franklin; dau, of Ahial and

__ — (Hough) Mar shall.

POST FAMILY: Margaret Post who m. Sergt Caleb Abell, was the

dau. of John Post, John Post was b. in Lngland; " bur. in the old burying ground of Norwich; ra,Hester Hyde Mar. 1652 at Saybrook, Joto Post went to Hartford in 1o3d, to brook in l‘649 and to Norwich in l6b0 where original proprietors and townsman in 1d(4, 16/9 and loDO v/as the son of Lieut. Stephen Post. ^ ^

Lieut, Stephen Post ’was b. in Chelmsxord, d.i brook Augc l6, 1659; m.Ellendor at Cambrlnge in 1 ^ . She was b.in Chelmsford, Eng., and d.Uov to America in the Griffon Sept, 4, 1633; Mass., in 1634; constable in Hartford in one of the original proprietors; removed

Hester Hyde who m. John Post, v/as b.

Say- the

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13, 1670. He came freeman of Newton, l64l where he was to Saybrook in l647(

in Eng.; d.Nov. 13,

1703 in Norwich; dau. of William Hyde and his first wife. William IH'de m2na. Joanna Ahell, Mother of Sergt. Caleb Abell. June 4, iS67 in Rehoboth. Hass. William Hyde's prandson, John Hyde, a.Experience Aboil, dau. of Sergt. Caleb Abell,

** 6. CALEB ABELL, born April 1677 at Norwich. Conn.; died after 1746 TiY'rt'hq.hlv at Lebanon, Conn,; married Abigaij. ..v-vUrian, i

1704/5. She was born Mar. l4, I678/9 at i oLsiutwin'' ’ 174.H at Lebanon: daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Bliss )Slutnan.

In'L^bor^ Grints of Norwich, Comn; ^heye are rocora- ed two parcels of land beloneing to Caleb ('Oell of

On Fpb 2 1701/2, Caleb Abell, Jr., of Norwicn., Vailiam Hyde of Norwich, "all that parcel of Liven to me bv mv Grandfather William Hide" and and feing SoS thl Sorthward corner of that v.-hich was Ms home lot and is by estimation two acres more or le^s oound-d Northerly and easterly on the highway and westerly and sout 1- erlY on John Post and V/illiam Hide. , v

to Feb.8, 1703/4, Joshua Abell of Norwich, Yeoman, -ônvey 15 ^res of land to'Caleb Abell, Jr., of L^â,non Mason

^ On Apr. 10, 1755, Margaret Ahell Douglas, widw London and Hannah Abell of Korwicy of 40 acres of land to their Honorable grandfather John Po Norwich deceased, later Joshua Abell buys the r-oht v . same land from Caleb Ibelir'end

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which stood a sort of a

v/here Md*. Hober t Peckham* s fort (stockade I conclude)

tants fled in time of danger. Caleb Abell T/as Constable

17^2,

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Caleb Abell, Junr.> was named as one of the executors of Joseph SluLian‘s will, which was made and proved on June 28^ 1744'and Oct. 3,

Children born in Lebanon, Conn.: 7. Daniel,

Caleb,

Abigail,

Mary,

b. Feb. 5, 1705/6. to, Apr, 25, 1709; d.Kov. 25, 1804; m. Mary Clark Feb,7, 1757/8 at Lebanon; b.prob. July 11, 1720; d.Sept. 4,1792; of Joseph and Rebecca (Huntingtin) Clark of lisbanon. b. Apr. 11, 17111 d.Sept. 15, 1784; m.Joseph Slu’D-an Mar. 15, 1759 at Lebanon; d. June lo, 1744, b.Aug. 4, 1714; d, unmarried. She lived at Lebanon and joined the Goshen Society Chui’ch . 17i’r9*

SLW\N FAMILY: Abigail Sluman who m. Caleb Abell, was the dau. of Thomas Sluman. Thomas Sluman d.l685; m.Sarah Bliss Dec. 16, 1668. She mSndo Soloman Tracy of Norwich. Thomas Sluman was Constable of Norwich in 1680. BLISS FAMILY: Sarah Bliss who m. Thomas Sluman, was bcAug.2o, 1647 in Saybrook; d.Aug. 29, 1730; dau. of Thomas and Eliza¬ beth Bliss.

Thomas Bliss was b.in Eng., 1625; d.A •beth ------- Oct. 30, 1644. She d,Feb. 2 America with his father; was in Hartford Saybrook, afterwards to Norwich Y»here he ginal nro'Drietors in l660 and in King Philips^ Lar. the son of Thomas and Margaret Bliss.

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; removed to one of the ori-

He was

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at Spring- At Brain-

of Hart-

DANIEL ABELL, born Feb. 5, 1705/6 at Exeter Parish, l^banon,Comi. d.before Deo. 5, 1794; married Sarah Crane Dec. 21, 172| in the Congregational Church of Lebanon. She was born May 11, 1707; died after 1787; daughter of Jonathan and Mary I Hib¬ bard) Crane* ^ ^

Daniel was one of the thirty-two persons whoôrganized the Goshen Society Church in 1729 and his wife joined Feb.l,

1730. He res idod in the Third Society of Lebanon, called Goshen,

in 1770, now Exeter, Conn. v;ill of Daniel Abell of Lebanon,^County of

of Connecticut, was dated December^26, 1787^ on, Windham County, December 3/1794.

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b.Apr. 26, 1753. T^r-o b.Feb. 24, 1736; d.l8l4; m.Sept. 12, 1752, Jared Clark. m2nd.her cousin Zebulon Metcail.

Betty (Elizabeth), b.Jan. 19^ 1738-9; ra.Noy. 24, 1757,7)aniel ^ Clark, Jr.; b.l731; d.May I8, I817.

Sarah, b.Jan. 19, 1741. Eliiah, b.Feb. 4, 174;)-4; d.Apr. 19, i8l6; m.Hannah

West, Jan. 1, 1770. Simon, b.Sept. 5, 1746; d.Sept. 20, 1746. Ezekiel, b.Oct. 12, 1747-

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CRAI7E FAMILY: Sarah Crane, who m.Daniel Aboil, was the dau. of Jonathan Crane. Jonathan Crane, b.Feb. 2, l684 in x,ebanon. Conn.; d.Aug. 27, 1757; m.Mary Hibbard, July 31 the son of Lieut. Jonathan Crane. -.^cq

Lieut. Jonathan Crane, was b.Dec. 1, lopo in

C onn.; d.Mar. He was chosen Train Band at General Court the Colonial the son of

1705. He was

Vêthersf ield, 19, 1678. 12 1735; m.Deborah Griswold, Dec

iri^May 1695, Ensign of a Military Company or Windham, Conn., and Commissioned Ensign by^th in Oct. of that year. Jonathan was Deputy in

Assembly for 13 years from 1703 be x722. He

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b. about 1650 at Wethersfield, Conn.;

d Ma'i- 51. 1691; son of John Crane, of Muddy Brook, Mass, Benjamin m.Mary Backus, Apr. 23, 1655. He was made freeman May 12, 1658 at Wethersfield, served as juror 1664, dr..v. io in 1670 and purch. land of Daniel Rose Dec. o, -l67-L« HIBBARD FA^4ILY: Mary Hibbard, who m. Jonathan Crane, was the dau. of Robert Hibbard. Robert Hibbard was bapt. May ^ at Salem; d.Apr. 29, 1710 at Windham; m.Mary Walden of Wen- ham, Mass. She d.Mar. 7, 1736. He united with the church of Wenham, Conn. , inl694 and removed with his family to Windh«-.m in 1700. He was the son of Robert Hibbard.

Robert Hibbard, was b.at Salisbury, Eng., and bapt. . 31, 1613; m.Joan or Joanna -. She was living

to America with Gov. VJinthnop between 1d35 and

in Beverly, part of Salem. ^ t 4-. _ FAMILY: Deborah Griswold, who m. Lieut Jonatnan

Crane, was b.May 166I at Norwich, Conn.; d.about 1704, dau.

of Lieut. Francis Griswold. 4. tt x, Lieut. Francis Griswold, was b.l6^5; d.Oct. 1671 at Nor¬

wich, Conn. He was freeman at Windsor; at Saybrook in 1656 and one of the first Proprietors at Norwlcn in 166O. He WoS

Deputy in 1664-68-71; Lieut, of Train Band I665-66 and wao thp son of Edward Griswold.

Edward Griswold, was b.about 1607 in Kenilworth, co. War-^ wickshire, Eng.; d.1691 in Klllingworth Conn. ; son of C-«o.^ Griswold, of Solihull, Eng.; m.Margaret (Hicks or 1630 in Eng. She d.Aug. 23,, 167O at Clinton, Conn. H.. m_n. .

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of John and Rebecca (Bemls) Diamond. Hdvvard and his ^ôth.r Matthevv, came to America in to 'Jinnsor, conn., - moved about 1665 and settled J’^„ênli™orth, Conn. He Deputy for Windsor in I656, 1658-59-6O-6I-62-65, worth in I667 to I669. He did the principal work in the-.J>ailc.

inr of Old Fort in Springfield in 1659• a r i r' k BACKUS FAMILY: Mary Backus, who m.Benjamin Crane, 1717; dau. of William Backus. William Backus was b.in Hn&. , d.June l664 in Norwich, Conn.; m.Sarah Charles, dau. o • Charles of Charlestown l656, who removed to New Haven, then.e to Brandford and joined in the compact of settlers lour. William Backus m2nd.A:m (Stenton) Bingham, before 1660, wdo,/ of Thomas Bingham. She was h.in Sheffield, kng.; d.May I67O. William Backus is supposed to have come to America from ^ wich, Eng, settled at Saybrook, Conn., removed to Norwich, Conn., about 1659. Freeman of Norwich in lo55.

JONATHAN ABELL, born April 26, ip5 at Lebanon, Conn.; 20, 1802 at Lebanon, Conn.; bapt.June 10, ^ gation&l church of Lchanoii-Coluinhis. j mcirric j

^^’^HfreLded iPthe Third Society of I,ebanon, called Goshen,

now Exeter, Conn. t Jonathan bought a large farm on Ap. 4, U9 ia Hep on, ^

Coma., consisting over 200 acres of lane, p.d builp ^ he evidently lived until Mar. 25, 17p, some small pieces in the mean time, he sola tp farm cn^ buildlnc's for $1766.00, and afterwaros sold 10 acres p r^St of wS on Lb. S: 1300, giving his residence as T^baaaon,

^°*^Land bought and sold In Hebron, Conn., either by Jonathan Abell or his son Jonathan Abell. Ahîi

Mar. 11, 179^j Silvanus Phelps of Hebron to Jonathan AD..ii of Lebanon, land in Hebron, bounded east on Mghway_Hebron to Colchester, south of David Niles and heirs of phraim Jup 01 LLhester dec'd, west on Uzzlel and Jeremiah Fpt. npth on

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land distributed to Lucy, daughter Nov. 7, 1794, Jonathan Abell to Azel Crandall,

east corner of farm he bought of Silvanus Phelps. Feb. 7, 1795, Jonathan Abell to Azel Crandall, land

east end of farm bought of Silvanus Phelps. .,4-v,ori A-h^^n Mar. 2h, 1796, Joseph Foot of Colchester to Jonathan Abell

of Hebron, land in Hebron with buildings. Feb. 4, 1797, Jonathan Abell to David Niles, land on east

end of farm formerly of Capt. Adam V/atrous. . Feb. 7, 1797, Benjarain Taylor to Jonathan Abell, Feb. 7, 1797, David Niles to Jonathan Abell, west part of

farm he bought of Azel Crandal, nv> Feb, 7, 1797, Jonathan Abell of Hebron to Benj. Tajlo^,

land and buildings bounded by Capt. Post and Sam Jones, land he had of Joseph Foot.

Dec, 3. 1797, Jonathan Abell to John Perry of South ston, R.I., two pieces of land in Hebron, one of \/hlch was

land on which his dwelling house nov/ stands bounded ea CJ T- bv

highway Hebron to Colchester, south on David Niles and heii of Ephraim Judd dec’d., ;/est on Uzziel and Stephen Foot,

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Theoda, Lydia,

Sarah, Olive, Jonathan, Jonathan, Elias,

north on Edmund Bi’idgea and John Birgo, 1," ' branoos except the widow of Joseph V.ators thirds as set to her in the distribution of said estate, hit.

Elihu Marvin and Azel Crandal. ^ TnrVipn War Jonathan was in the campaign oi ^'58; ^’onoh-Indian r,

hPL said to have rendered service in the Revolution as a

Tocr^lTinl agent, probably without the person recorded as mustered In under Lincoln r4en , Ool.

James Barrett’s Regiment. Will of Jonathan Abell, of Lebanon, County of Windham.

State of Connecticut, in Nev; England, was dated Apx il - , ^80l! provP May 15. l801. in Lebanon, Windham County.

1Hhn'pn in Lebanon. Connecticut.

h. Jan. 17^ 1757* nn thP h.Aug. 3>1, 1759; bapt. July 19, 1767, m the Cong. Church of Tx-'hanon-Columhia.

h.Dec. 8, 1761. h.Apr. 24, 1764. ) h. and d. Apr. 24, 1764. )

h.MaV 51, 1767* _ OT n-7n-7 b.Jan. 50, n7>i; m.Elizabeth Day, Doc. 21,1797 in Hebron, Conn. Elias was prominent in red estate deals, from l8ll on.

Laty, b. Living in l802.

BLISS FAMILY; Lydia Bliss, who “• 1, 1756; d.after l802; d&u. of Henry Bliss. _ Hemy Bliso, b. Oct 25, 1701, in Enfield, Mass., now Conn., d.Aug. .>J ’ Pi72p Itethiah Spofford. He lived in Lebanon Crî.^ê North Parish of Lebanon, Conn. He was the son of Ncthaniel

^^^Nathaniel Bliss, was b.Jan. 26, 167I at Springfmd, Mass^ 17B1 at Lebanon; m.Mary Wright, Feb. 5, 1697* Nathan!

siPd aPs^SgôlS: prob. also at Enfield and Lebanon. He

was the son of John Bliss. „ ^ a Q^-r^-h in i vno John Bliss, was b.l640 in Hartford, Conn.; d.Sept. 10U702

in Snringfield, Mass.; m.Patience Burt, Oct. 7, John mPefto Northampton, Mass., in 1672 and was there through hirPgLr'rfam'ous trial for witchcraft, thence moved to Sri^gflfld in 1685 and soon afterwards to We ad ow where ho resided until his death. He was the son oi Thomas Bl_ss.

Thomas Bliss, was b.1625 in Eng.; d.Apr. 15, l688, m.Eli yaheth _ Dct. 50, 1644., She d.Feh. 28, 1700. he came with his father to America in l655« Ne was at Hartford in 1659, moved to Saybrook, afterwards to Hopvlchwhore^he was one of the original proprietors in l6o0. Ki. was ,.n King Philip's War. He was the son of Thomas Bliss. , j.

Thomas Bliss, was b. in Eng. , about 1580-85, for. dbJ at Hartford, Conn.; m.Margaret (Bawnence?) in Eng..about ifSlP-lS* b about 1594; d.Aug. 28, l684 at Springfield, .lass.

Thomas came to America in 1655 with his 535 pnd George. He was at Braintree in I656, at Hartford in IWb ana .0^ Sf the founders of that City and owned 58 acres of lano,

removed to Springfield in 1645.

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'POFFORD FAMILY: Bethiah 3-oof ford, who m. Henry Bliss, Vvas b. May 25, 1705; June 6, 1678;

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Samuel Spofford, was b.Jan. 51, 1^-53; d.Jan. 1, Sarah Burpee Dec. 5, 3,676. Samuel v/as freeman in was among the eai^liest of Kowley Church. He was the John Spofford.

John Spofford, was b.in l6l2; m.Elizabeth Scott, emigrated in I658 from Yorl:shire, Eng. He was in Bradford 1645, and lived in Rowley about 50 years,

UTÎGHT FAMILY: Mary VJright, who ni. Nathaniel Bliss, vvas Mar. 9, 1675; dau. of Lieut. Abel Wright, who was b.in I65I; d.Oct. 29, 1725; m.Martha Kitcheral Dec. 1, 1659. Lieut. Abel Wright was located in Springfield in 1655* H© active in civil and Military service, and in 1695 was elected to the General Court. Kis wife was scalped by the Indians July 26, 1708 but lived until Oct. 19, 1703.

BURT FAMILY: Patience Burt, who m.John Bliss, was b.Aug. 18, 1645 in Springfield; d.Oct, 25, 1732; dau. of Henry Bur-t. Henry Burt of Harherton, co. Devon, Eng., and of Roxbury and Springfield, Mass,, was b.about 1595; di,Apr. 30, 1662 at at Springfield.; m.Ulalia (or Eulalia) March, at Dean Prior, CO., Devon, Eng. , Dec. 23, l6l9; dau. of Richard and Joan Martyn {1) Mai’ch. She d.Aug. 29, I69O in Springfield, Mass, Henry emigrated to New England in I658 or 1639* Ho was at Roxhury, Mass., where his house was burned; and the Genera]. Court made a grant of L8 to the town in Nov. 1659 because of this loss. In l640 he removed to Springfield, where he was clerk of the v/rits and Selectman many years, was member of the first Military Company and clerk of the Company in 1657. He was the son of Henry Burt, of Barberton, co. Devon, Eng., clothier, who d.in 1617 s-nd ra.Isett (or Isott) who survived her husband and d.in 1629-56.

HAZELTINE FAMILY: Bethiah Hazeltine, who m.Thomas Spofford, was b.May I6, l682; dau. of Abraham Hs.zeltine. Abraham^Haz- eltine, was b.May 25, l643 in Bradford, Mass,; d.Apr. 23,1711- Bradford; m.Elizabeth Longhorne Oct. 7, 167I,Âbraham was charter member of the Bradford Church, org, 1632, and To-vn Clerk of Bradford from I686 to I69O. He vvas the son of Robert Hazeltine

Robert Hazeltine, d.Aug, 27, 1674 at Bradford, Mass^; m.^ Ann -- Dec. 25, 1659 at Rowley, Mass. She d.July 26, 1634 at Bradford. He was the son of Peter Hazeltine, noted Puritan of Yorkshire, Eng. Robert and his brother John Hazeltine were at Salem, Mass. He was ferryman for several years.

BURPEE FAMILY: Sarah Burpee, who m. Samuel Spofford, v/as b. 12mo. 15, I66O; dau, of Thomas Burpee. Thomas Burpee, d.June 1, I7OI; iTi.NIartha —, who d.June 24, 1658. He m2nd.Sarah Kelly Apr. 15, 1659; b.Feb. 12, l64l in Newbury; d.Dec. 25, 1715; dau. of John Kelly. Thomas settled in Rowley.

SCOTT I'AMILY: Elizabeth Scott, who m. Join Spofford, was b. 1625 in Eng.; dau. of Thomas Scott, who v/as b,159^; ni. Elizabeth -She was b,1594; d.l685; m2nd.Ezekiel Rogers. They came in the ship '’Elizabeth'* the latter part of Apr. T wi Ih 1'hp 1 >■* r*hi 1 drpri

' KITOHEREL FAMILY: Martha Kitcherel, v/ho m. Lieut. Abel Wright, d.Oct. 19, 1709; dau. of Samuel Kitcherel. Samuel

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Kitcherel’s w5,fe m.Anothony Dorchester Jan, 165I.. 5arauel, rrohably son of Joseph Kltclierel, who on May 15, given half acre of land at Winter Harbor, Salem, for fishing and vms living at Charlestown^

LOIIGHORNE FAMILY t Flizaheth Longhorne, who m,Abraham Hazeltine, was b.Sept, 1649 at Rowley, Ma.s3. ; dau. of Richai’ Lon^hc.rne, Richard Longhorne, was b* in Eng,, about lolTj d. FebT 13, 1663/9 in Haverhill while there on business; m. Mary Crosby Jan. 164t/S. He and his brother Thomas were the iinmicg?ants. Richard was of Rowley in 1649.

CROSBY FAMILY: Mary Crosby, v/ho m.Richard Longhorne, was bapt. Dec. 4, I629, at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire,iing; bur.at Rowley Kov. 29, 166?; dau. of Robert Crosby^ Robert Crosby, was bapt. Oct. 30, 1596; d.about lb40 at Holme-on- Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, Eng.; m.Constance Brigham about 1622, in Holme«on-Spaldlng-Moor; bur. Jan. 25, lboy4; cau. of Thomas and Isabel (V/atson«Ellithorpe) Brigham. Isabel cau. of James Watson. Constance was a sister to Anne Brigham, va.o in 1634 m.Simon Crosby of Cambridge, Mass., a fourth cousin of her husband. Constance Crosby and her 3 children came^to New England before 1643. She lived at Rowley, Mass, In lo{^ she asked someone be appointed to care for her orphan grand¬ daughter Sarah T-ronghorne,

„ JONATHAN ABELL, born May 31, 176? at I^banon. Conn.; bapt.July 19, 1767 in the Congregational Clrircli of Lebanon-Colurabia; died after I83O in Duanesburgh Tovrnship, Schenectady County, New York; married Lucy Treadway about 1J90, probably in Lebanon, Conn. She was born about 17«7="695 died after loyO in Duanesburgh Tov/nship, Schenectady County, New Yopk:.

Jonathan Abell is mentioned in the Census of lolO as . head of family in Columbia, Windham Co^ , Conn, (Lebanon to\7n

\7ct$ geographically located in Windhas County, Conn.in loOO, and Columbia town v;as organized from part of Lebanon town in iS04). ^ . 'L,

On Nov. 8, 1794, Jonathan bought one acre of land and part of a building and rights therein, which was bounded north on Capt. Samuel Jones’ land, west on the highway east on his fathers’s land: Also, the new Vcitchen so-called v/ith the chimney in it and cellar under it v/ith cellar v/alls, except the east end which joins the west side of^the house, also another small building adjoining^the west side of the house and is called the shop room. Said, old house being ^ne same that Joseph Waters dec’d lived In and in v/hich I nov/ live, also the new part of said Dec’d. barn being on the east end of the ol.d barn with liberty of passing to said building and of taking them away or occupying then. The Grantor was Philemon Waters. No record found v;here he disposes of this property but presume he went with his father as this land joined his father’s and it was sold together on Mar. 23,17>o. This property was located in Hebron, Conn. ^

Between the years l3l0 and 1813, Jonathan with his family removed from Lebanon, Conn., to Duanesburgh Township, Schen¬ ectady County, N.Y., and settled on a farm.

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b.1792; in.William Hale and moved to Geneva, Wis. b.July 22, 1795* b.about 1795* b.1798. ^ b.l802; d.in Geneva Lake, Wis. Had Eniena, v/ho m.Mr. Beeden. Resided, in V/yoming or Montana. b.June 10, l804. b.July 13j 1S05« « j b.about 1806-7, was livingwith family in Duane sburgh Tovniship in 183O.

TREADWAY FAMILY: Lucy Treadway, who m. Jonathan ^'bell, was a descendant of William Treadway, of Lebanon, Coim. She was either his daughter or the daughter of his son David Tieadway,

WuSam TreaS;ay, was b.Jan. 12, 1705, in Framingham, Mass.; d in Shoreham, Vt. It is said that he was lOl^years old when he died. William owned several parcels of land in Lebanon, ne

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Josiah Treadway, was b.in l652; d.-jaii. 15, ^735- ? ifiL 8- Sweetman, Jan. 19,1674. He m2nd. Dorothy Bell, dau. of Abraham Bell. She mist. Samuel fatler. Josiah was a weaver a Watertown, Mass., and Freeman Apr. 18, 1890 m Charlestowm. He v/as the son of Nathaniel Treaaway.

Sathanlei Treadway, d.July 20 1689 in '^yrtow^ Mass. ; n.Sufferance Haynes. She d.July 22, l68^- in Uat-r > of Walter and Elizabeth Haynes. Nathaniel was settled first in Sudbury; proprietor in 1639, V/atertown where he was Selectman 7 years from ^3 .jg-’r Nathaniel was gi’anted land at Quinsigamona i . Tr«»d- 1664 with John and Josiah Haynes, broth-erc to way. Walter and Elizabeth Haynes, came to this country from Sutton Mandifield, Wilts, Eng., with their children in lg8.

BOND FAMILY: Sarah Bond, v/ho m. James Treadway, was b.D..c. 2, 1685; d.Feb. 17 or 28, 1753; dau. of Thomas Bond.

Thomas Bond, was b.Deo. 23, 1654; d.Dec. 17, *7 > •" ^ 30, 1680, Sarah ^^'oolson. He was the son__of William Bond. ^ William Bond, was bapt^ Sept. 3, l62p in the Church of^Bury St. Edmund, co. Suffolk, .^.,ng. ; d.Dec. l4, 1 95* son of Thomas and Elizabeth Bond. o was

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39 1644: dau. of Dea. Samuel and Temperance Hyde, who was h. in 1610; d.Sept. 12, 1689 at Newton. Samuel Hyde^8ged 42 emharked at London, in the Jonathan, in spring Ox , New England. Was one of the first settlers of Watertovm where he was made freeman on May 2, 1649. He was Deacon of lev/ Camhridge-Newton. His wife Temperance survived him.

WILLIAM BLISS ABELL, born July 22, 1795 ai- Lebanon, Connecticut; died May I6, 1859; buiîed in Esperance Cemetery, Esperance, N.Y.; married May 2, I816, Mary (or Polly or Mariah) Me earthy, in Esperance, N.Y. ^ ^

In the census of 1820, William Bliss Abell is listed as head of family and engaged in Manufacture in the Town of Duanesburgh, Schenectady County, N.Y. ^

He was Constable of the Town of Duanesburgh in I092 and

1899. On Apr. 1, 1825, Ira and Lodemla Avery sold lot 241 in

Duanesburgh, 20 acres of land, to William Bliss Abell. On May 1, 1895, Eunice Tripp, mortgaged to William Bliss Abell, land in Duanesburgh, lot 24l, On May 1, i895j îTTiam Bliss and Polly Abell, sold land in Duanesburgh, to Eunice ir^pp. On May 5, 1896, VJllliam Bliss Abell, mortgaged to Jonathan ^ and Sally Ann Tiffany, and Jared and Ms.rgaret Tiffany, -^Hty acres of land in Duanesburgh, lot 242. All this land is located on the Alb any-Buffalo Turnpike about one mil-C from Esperance, N.Y., in the Tovm of Duanesburgh, Schenectady ô.

N.Y# William Bliss Abell was admitted a member and bapt. June

22, 1829, in the Esperance Pi’esbyterian Church after being previously examined.

Children: Vîlliam Florence,

16. Ann Minerva, 17. Stephen Holland, 18. Sarah (Sally), 19. Martha Elmira,

Lucy Treadv/ay,

20. Harriet Angelica, 21. Henry Edward,

Adelia Ellanor,

b.Oct. 10, 1820. b.Aug. 28, 1822. b.Apr. 1, 1825. b.Mar. 19i I829. b.Oct. 10, 1892, b.Sept. 15, 1894 in Esperance, d.unmarried, Jan. 90, 1915, in Essex Eels, N.J. Bui’ied in Geneseo, N.Y. b. Jijine 25, 1897. ) b.June 25, 1897.) 4 /, • b.Jan. 7, l84l; d.Nov. 20, l84l, buried in Esperance, N.Y.

Mo CARTHY FAMILY: Mary Me Carthy, who m.Vaillam Bliss Abell, was b.July 14, 1798; bapt. July 24, 1798 in the Dutch Re- formed Church at Schoharie, N.Y. ; d.Oct. 25, lo-!-9*, bur. in the Esperance Cemetery, N.Y.; dau. of WHlliam Me Carthy. Mary (Me Carthy) Abell’s Christian name is given as Tviary on Monument, bapt, and joined the Esperance Presbyterian ^-.Jirc.* as Mary. In the Me Carthy Bible and in land deeds shells called Polly and In'the Abell Bible she is called Mtartha.

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'ânce Mother and othehs help to form the Espe, Church, on May 4, l825, and was received frora After 1835 she and her husband joined the Metn- of Esperance, IhY. ^ earthy, was b.Dec. 7, 1762; d.between I85O and

1836 in Duanesbnrgh Township, Schenectady Co., rh i. m.Martha

Reed, Oct. l8, 1795 in the St. Paul’s Luthern Church aX Sch¬ oharie , N.Y., by Rev. F.H.Quitman. She was t.lf75] ^ or Feb. 1, 1836; bur. in Esperance Cemetery. William McCarthy- taught school in Duane.sbui^gh Township. In the censuses of 1800, 1810 and 1830 ho is listed as head of family in Duanes- burph Township and in the census of l820 as being engaged xn Agriculture. He may have been the son of John and A^ iv.ekaa- rdy, whose dau. Aim was bapt. Mar. 11, 1756 in the Dutch Re- formed Church at Schoharie, N.Y. The children of Will am and Martha (Reed) Me Carthy were: Elenore Catherine 1 Kelly July 20, 1796; Mary,m,William Bliss Abell; Ann or Army, b. July 14, 1801, m.Geo. W. Gibson; William, b.May 17, 1»04; Sally, b.Apr. 11, I807, m.Alexander Simpson; Henry Reed, bapr. June 26, 1810; Adelia Elizabeth, b.May l8l5; Eliza Ann, m. Jude M. Hamilton.

11. MARY (POLLY) ABELL, born about 1795; d.Dec. 7, 1835 at Esperance, N.Y.; m.Otis Knight, son of Philip and Eunice Knight. He was born 1793; died Mar. 3; I856 at Esperance, N.Y. Philip Knight was b.l773; died Dec. 21, I856 at Esperance, his wife Eunice, was born May 9, 1774 and died Feb. 18, 16^-6 ^^sperance. MiTS. Mary Knight, was baptized in the Esperance Presbyterian Church, Dec. 18, l834«

Children: Lucy> Eunice, Otis,

m. John O’Hare. Both d.in New York, d.in New York, d,in Boston.

12, lATHROP ABELL: born 1798; died Mar. 20, l848 at Esperance, married Betsey Dovmer, daughter of James Downer. She v/as born I8OO; died Jan. 20, 1343 at Esperance, N.Y. James Downer was born 1764; died Jan. 28, l350 at Esperance, N.Y.

Ntes. Abell was baptized June l4, 1835, the Esperance Presbyterian Church.

Lathrop appears to have been identical with or known as Henry, to some of his descendants. He was living in Duanes- burgh Township, Schenectady Co., N.Y., in I83O and lo

Children: Emelins, E, Elizabeth C., Russell, Lucinda, Charles,

22. Alfred, Daughter,

b.l820; d.May 13, lB47, dur. Esperance Cem. b.1832; d.May 12, 1858. " " " b.between l820 and 1825. b.1830. b.between l820 and 1825k b.1826. b. be tween 1835 Q-nd l840.

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CAPTAIN LANSING DUANE ABELL, born June 10, l801 or l80+, aie Aug. 8, 1882 in Brooklyn, N.Y. ; .p Herrick, Sept, 10, 1835- Slie vvas born ’ i?np-p u y 1886; daughter of Judge Rick Herrick, of Rensselaer, N.Y.

Capt. Abell, was in command of the steamboat Rip A an Winkle on her first appearance July l6, 1843, ^-rcoably on

the Hudson River. ^ 4- tq-x qt-i pf He vvas a resident of Albany In iSj? to lBo3, and ol

Brooklyn in I872 to 1882.

Children: Richard Platt Herrick, Sarah Thomas, William H. Herrick, Frederick Harback, Harriet Eloise, John Herrick, Chas. Van Benthergser.,

23. Erastus Corning, Harriet Louise,

24. Jane or Eliza, Lydia,

b. July 23, 1836. b. Mar. 11, 1838- b. • Mar. 16, 1840. re s. Morrl b. Mar * IT, 1842; d. 1843. b. Feb’. 22, 1844 ; d. 1845. b. , Mar. 0, 1846. b. , Mar. 10, 184?; d. N ov.15) b. , June 29, 1850.

1854. b, . Sept . 7, 1852; d. b, . Oct. 29, 1C54. b . Dec. 24, 1856.

■. LUCY WILLIAMS ABELL, born July 13, b803 st Exeter Parish, of Columbia, Tolland County, Connecticut; died Nov. c.^, 1863 at Green Island, N.Y. ; married Jcsiah Paoterson, of Princetown, Sept. 13, 1821 at Schenectady, ^ w'-'di'êd Monteith. He was born Dec. 19, 1791, Keniker, N.H., Oct. 21, 1830 at Albany, N.Y.

Children born at Albany, N.Y.: 23. Sarah,

Philo, 26. Alanson,

William, Mary Lousea

27. James, Josiah, Charles,

23. Robert, t, • XV X. w ^ ^ .

29. George Alexander, b.Sept. 14,

b.Dec. 9, 1824. b.Oct.28, 1826; d.Nov. 19,1829, Albany b. Aug. 16, 1829. -p b.MahaB, 1835: d.Aug. l. l8». Green Is. b.Aug.15, 1835; d.Oot. 24, 1839, Albany. b.July 29, 1838. b.Oot! 14, 1841; d.©ct. 27,-l3p. Albanj. b.Nov. 13, 1842; d.Apr. 25, 1845. b.June 17) 1846.

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15. WILLIAM FL0RENC.8 ABELT,, born Oct. 10, 1820; died ilov. married Nov. ?, 1342, Harriet L. Wing, daug.iter of Lilli Russell and Phebe (Cutbbert) Wing. She was born Apr. I, Lb20 died Mar. 8, 1059. She was a half-sister '•’^•"^Saret A. Ing who married Stephen Holland ,^bell. Williampiorence Ab - , married secondly Deo. 29- 1859. Frances A.. iurn,r.

^°’"or/7Dr.^28,^l84S,'^james'H'!'’GibL' of Hartford, Washington Co., sold to W.F. Abell of Esperance, the easterly of lot 241 in Duanesburgb, 21 acres of land. On mar. r, Jehil Mead and v/ife Elizabeth of Duanesbur^.h, sold to VLF Abell, the v/estermost half of lot 243 in Duanesburg. , c 30J acres of land.

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Children by Harriet L. Wing: John Wing, b.May 25, l844. Chester Bliss, b.Aug. 51, 184?; George Lasher, b.Nov. 15, I85O; Mary Adelia, b.July 1, 1054.

d.Jan. 51, 1850. d.May 8, 1864.

Children by Frances A. Turner: Annie Louisa, b.Oct. 21, i860; m.Jan. 7, 1885 Schuyler

Baumes. 52 William Bliss, b.Apr. 8, 1864.

Caroline Turner,b.Feb. 5, I867* Bertha Frances, b.Feb^ 27, I87I5 d.July l4, lo97. Chesterfield, b.Sept. 25, 1875; m.Mrs.Frances Price, Dec.

25, 1915.

16. ANN MINERVA ABELL, born Aug. 28, 1822 at Esperance, N.Y.; died Nov. 11, 1869 at West Albany, N.Y.; married Feb. 22, 1049 Edward Lake at Esperance, N.Y. He was born Jan. 10, lo25 at Westerio, N.Y.; son of Silas Lake, who was born 1798.

Edward Silas Lake 'was a farmer in 1850.

55.

Children: V;illiam Abell, b.May 29, 1852; d.June lb, Edward Henry, b.Oct. 27, 1855- Elizabeth Abell,b.Aug. 26, IS58; d.July 21,

Milton Jones, had Beatrice, son.

1855.

1895; m.Edward another dau. and

Soplironia Guilds, b.Sept. 28, l862; living at East Orange,

N.J. in 1925. . V T . Jesse Lee, b.Jan. 28, I866; living at Ridgewood, N.J.in

1925.

17. STEPHEN HOLLAND ABELL, born Apr. 1, 1825 at Esperance, N.Y.; baptized Oct. I6, 1825, in the Esperance Presbyterian Church died July 50, 1912, in the Township of Duanesburgh, Schenec¬ tady CO., N.Y.; buried at Esperance Cemetery; married Margaret A. Wing, May 24, 1846 at Esperance, She was born^ Sept. 6, 1828 at Quaker Street, N.Y.; died Apr. 22, 1915 m the Tov/nship of Duanesburgh. She was a half-sister to Harriet L. V/ing, who married her husband's brother, Wîlliam Florence Abell.

Stephen Holland Abell was a Blacksmith by trade. Was Constable of the Town of Duanesburgh in 185I and Assessor in 1870.

His home is known as the Abell homestead and is located in the Town of Duanesburgh at the entrance of the bridge v/hich crosses the Schoharie Creek to Esperance, N.Y. The homestead was still standing in 1955-

He v/as listed as a farmer in the I850 census. Children:

54. Walter Wing, b.June 26, 1851. 55. Jennie, b.May 10, I858. 56. Harriet, b.May 25, 1662.

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SARAH (SAI.LY) mBhh, born Mar. 19, 1929 on Mon-Jir-.ent,

ES^rLê PrLbyterlan 5hurch- died May l8 l8S2 at Oeneseo - N.Y.; married Loclr.vood Lyon Doty, Mar. 21, 1S5-, at Lsperance,

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MvahluL, Dr., b July 27, 1854, 1885, Mary Thorton Bruce, oau. oi oanaerb D. Bruce, of the Turf, Field 1 Farm.

Lockwood Richard, Judge, b.Deo 2, 1858, at Albany, N.Y.; m. Jennie A. V^/est, deceased.

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Mary Louise, b.May 8, 1865, at Albany, N.Y.; m. Eugene Q Vi c3. f f 0 r

Edward Morgan, b.Apr. 15, 1867, at Geneseo, N.Y., deceased

MARTRA ELMIRA ABELL. HARRIET ANGELICA ABELL

at Esperance, N.Y.; Presbyterian Church buried at Esperance Hare.

Harriet Angelica N.Y.; died Dec. l8, Esperance; married

Nathaniel Daniel ance; died Dec. 10, ance; probably son

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: died Oct. 30, 1859, at Albany, N.Y.; ; married Aug. I852, Nathaniel Danie

Ahell, horn June 25, i837, at Esperance, 1876, at Jersey City, N.J.; buried at

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Esperance.

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Lucia Smith, at Cobieskill, N.Y.. in the ^î7cobles^ by Rev. Henry Raymond. She ’<vas born Jan. 2, lo , kill; died May 22, l8S2, at Esperance.

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Henry Edward Abell, left an orphan and thrown on hts resources at the age of l4, managed by much diligence boUi at work at stores and in banks and at school when opportunity offered, to complete his education at the Delaware Literary Institute, Franklin, N.Y., Columbia University and as a law^ student in the office of the late Joseph H. Bradley, at V.-asn.

In l864 he consolidated two papers under the name of "Schoharie-Union”. He was the organizer and first chairman of the Farmers’ League of the state of New York, estab3-ishing in its interests ”The Farmers Union League Advocate which later has been published in Albany, N.Y. He served under Horace Greeley on the New York Tribune and was Editor of the rvlbany Express. In I869 he was appointed Deputy Surveyor of the port of New York, which position he filled for four years. In lo79 upon his election as governor of New York State, Mr, Cornell ai^pointed H.E. Abell his private secretary, serving 3 years. He afterwards served many years as an officer of the assembly, financial, journal, and assistant clerk, and^v/as appointed to examine into the constitutionality of bills introduced. In 1894 he was elected to Twelfth Assembly by largest plurality ever given a candidate in that district. He was reelected in 1896 and served on important committees in each term. He is the author of the ’’Complete Pocket i'^ditaon of the New Primary Election Law” of the state of New York. In 1895 was appointed Police Commissioner of New York City. It was in 189? that he retired and went to Firthcliffe where he livea and died.

Children; 58. Fredrick V/illiam,

Susan Mitchell,

Henry Edward,

George Smith, Minerva,

Cornell,

Sarah Doty,

b.Oct. 15, 1862, at Albany. b.June 7, l864, at Schoharie, N.Y.; d.Mar. 18, 1888, at Albany. b.Oct. l4, 1866, at Schoharie; lives at Firthcliffe 1935* b.July 18, 1868, at Albany; unmarried. b.Dec. 21, 1871, at Brooklyn; d.Apr. 5, 1875, at Nyack, N.Y. b. Mar. 21, I876, at Nyack; d.May 19,1925; m.Oct. 26, 1907, Carrie L. Dunn. b.Aug. 17, 1B77, at Nyack; m.David 5. Whitlock, no issue. m2nd. D. A. Richbourg, residing at Los Angeles. Two children: Sheila, b.Mar. 27, 1917; Philip, b.Sept.

19, 1919.

22. ALFRED ABELL, born I826, probably at Esperance, N.Y.; died May 1882, at Geneva, V/al Co., Vds.; married about I85O, Marietta

Carpenter. She was born 1855 1^^ Hew York. Children;

59• Stephen Bliss, b.Jan. 22, 1854. Amelia May. b.

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Children: 40. Frank D. b.

Charles Tainter, Resides at East Orange, N.J. Josephine Brooks,m.Mr. V/ales. Res. at V'/ashington, D.C.

Tv70 sons t George Herriek, Ensign on the U.S.S. Calif., and Robert Corning, Sophomore (1950) at the Univ. of Penn.

Effie Brooks, m.Mr. Work, Res. at Morristown, N.J.

24. JANE (or JENNIE or ELIZA) ABELL, born Oct. 29, 1854; died Aug. 22, 1916, at East Orange, N.J.; married Walter Jackson Bagley. He was born Jan. 19, 1852; died Aug. 25, 1902.

Children: John Sewall, Louis Herrick, Lillian Abell, Richard Herrick,

Harold Duane, Marie Louise, Marjory Alma,

Esther Clare,

Walter J.,

b.Sept. 10, 1876, at Brooklyn. b.July 8, 1879, ut Brooklyn. b.July 4, 1881, at N.Y.City. b.May 12, l884, at Brooklyn; d.Dec. 15,1905, at East Orange. b.Mar. 15, I8S6, at Brooklyn. b.Jan. 15, 1888, at Brooklyn, b.Mar. 9, 189O, at Montclair, N.J.; d.July 21, 1926, at East Orange. b.Mar. 9, 1894, at Montclair; d.Mar. 29,1919, at East Orange. b.June 20, 1899, at Montclair. N.J.

25. SARAH PATTERSON, born Dec. 9, 1824, at Albany, N.Y.; died Dec. 28, 1929, at Albany; married Aug. 22, 185O, Samuel C. Hall, at Schoharie, N.Y., by Rev. M. Gilton. He was born May 10, 1819, at Cambridge, N.Y.; died Feb. 6, I878, at Ballston Spa.

Child: Daniel D. b.Sept. 12, I85I, at Albany, N.Y.

26. ALANSON PATTERSON, born Aug. I6, I829, at Albany; died Apr. 22, 1890, at New York, N.Y.; married Harriett Martin, Oct. 15, 1855, at New York. He married secondly, Caroline Devitt.

Child by Harriett Martin: Lucy, b.

27. JAfiES PATTERSON, born July 29, I858, at Albany, N.Y. ; died Dec. 6, 3.918, at Green Island, N.Y. ; married Nov. 23, i860, Nancy Sickles, at Albany. N.Y., by Rev. S.T.Seeley, 4th. Presby¬ terian Church. She was born Sept. 5, 1655, at Albany; died Feb. 2, 1920, at Green Island, N.Y.

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in Greer ls3.and, TJ.Y. . ^nri- i b.I'Iov. lJ>j l86l; d.Seot. 25, l86^, in Green Island. b.Feb. 5, 1365; m.Aug. I**, l89‘*. Crounse Bassler, at Green Island, by Hev. J.J.Henning. Ho was b.June l6, 1od5, at Gallupville, N.Y., no issue. b.July 20, l866. b.July 4, lB68; d.July 24, 1869, G.I. b.July 20, 1870; d.May 9, 1874, in G.I. b.Qct. 4, 1872; d.June 27, 1879, in G.I. b.June 10, 188I.

28. ROBERT PATTERSON, born June 17, l846, at Albany, , dic.d g. 4, 1895, at Green Island, N.Y.; married Anna olckles, 0ct.2O, 1867, at West Troy (Watervliet) , N.Y* ^ by Rev. IVm. Bedell. She was born Sept. 4, 1845, at Albany, N.Y.; died Aug. 1912, at Schenectady, N.Y.

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Children: Anna,

45. Robert E. Nettie,

44. Charles, Alanson, George,

b.Dec. 2, 1869; d.Dec. 2, I869. b.Oct. 27, 1870. b.Sept. 22, 1874; d.Mar. 5, 1875- b.Dec. 5, 1875- ^ ^ b.Dec. 28, 1877; d.May 12, I078. b.Dec. 4, 1379; d.Aug. 27, 1924.

29. GEORGS ALSXAtroSR PATTERSON, born Sept. l4, l848, at Albany,^n.Y., died Mav 18, IS78, at Green Island, N.Y. ; married Aug. j.,1o.c,

Caroline E. Van Buskirk, at best Troy (Watervliet), N---. Rev. William Bedell. She v/as born Aug. 14, 1845; died Niar. ^1, 1894, at Troy, N.Y.

Children: Caroline, Frank,

George, 45. Sarah,

b. and d.in Rochester, N.Y. b.Oct. 12, 1870, at Green Island; d.May 2-^, 1917, at Boston, Mass. b.in Green Island; d.in Rochester. b.Jan. 12, 1878.

50. JOHN WING ABELL, born May 25, l844, at Esperance, N.Y.; died Jan. 9, I89O; married Margaret Ann Kinney, Dec. 24, lobr, at Bethlehem. She was born Mar. 20, 1847, at Bethlehem.

John Wing Abell, was in the VJar of I86I-65, in Company H.,

154th. Regt.

Children: Harriet A. b.Oct.

July 50 b.Oct. married Quaker Oct. 9,

18, 1868, at Esperance, N.Y.; d. , 1870. 2, 1870, at Quaker Street, N.Y.; Mar. 19, 1890, Allie Scrafford,

Street. Had Bessie Scrafford, b.

1891.

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Blanche E.,

John H.

b.Mar. 1, 1874, at Duar.esburgh, N.Y. ; m. July 10, 1911, Hina Mickle, at Troy, N.Y. b.June 17, 1880, at Delanson, N.Y. ; S 1902, George Bedell, at ivatervlietJ.i. b.Mar. 8, l87§. at Delanson, : m.êot. 11,* 1907! Ina Fritz, at Troy, N.Y. h.Apr. 25, 1883, at Delanson, N.Y.; m.June 1 1904, Mary Schaughnessy, at Watervllet. Children: Charles, h.Jan. 7, ^^05; Marion, b.Jan. 4, 1907; Blanche, b.Jan. 20, 190h b.Apr. 2, 1885, at Delanson, N.Y.; m.Jane '50 1913, V/illiam Brov/nrigg, at V.atervxiet. b.Sept. 1:5, 1887, at Quaker Street, N.Y. ; in.Dec. 28, 1909. Walter Wilder, at Waterv- liet, N.Y. Had Walter Abell Wilder, b.Jan.

10, 1911- b.Sept. 19, 1889, at Quaker Street; i^^-Aug. 21 1915. Dila Phillips, at S.Equmont, Mass.

MARY ADELIA ABELL, born July 1, 1854; married Dec. 25, I87/’, Eugene Maxwell.

Children: Florence Harriet,b.Oct. David Vanslyke, b.Sept. Ina Grovnor, b.Feb. Fenton H. b.Apr. Ralph Wing, b.Feb.

2, 1878; d.Feb. 19, 1885.

5, 1892. 17, 189^. 5, 1B96.

5, 1915*

WILLIAM BLISS ABELL, born Apr. 8, l864; married Feb. Minnie C. Brev/ster; married secondly, ieb. iyuu, Rockerfeller.

17, 1887, Grace

Child: George, b.about 1905*

EDWARD HENRY LAKE, born Oct. 27, 1855, at Esperance, ‘'•‘Y* > marbled May 51, 1894, Fannie Ely Blanchard, at Nevark, N.J. She was bom Oct. 2, 1865, at Newark, N.J.! died .tey 51,1919, at East Orange, N.J. ; daughter of Charles Carrel Blancn .

Edward Henry Lake, was educated in the Public Schools at Albany, N.Y., and his first employment was with the N.Y. Central R.R., at Albany, as Messemger Boy in 1867. Clerk wi„, the U.S.Customs, N.Y., In I87O, and three years Wer was employed as a clerk with the Erie R.R., Jersey City, and prLoted to Chief Clerk in 1082, holding this position until 1890, when he entered the services of the Wabash R.R., as FrAght Agent, in the South Eastern and Nevv Yom Diviolo..s^ and was promoted to Asst. General Eastern Agent, N.Y.City 1839, and held this position to I918, wnen he retired, co, pleting a continuous service of pi years. .He has bee.. Ra*i..„ Elder, Clerk of Sessions, Trustee and ireasurer, o, the Arlington Ave., Presbyterian Church, East Orange, -J.J.

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Margare

Minerva Blanchard, b.Dec

21, 1B95; n.iJov. 7, ^919^ Helen t Ford, at Orange, H.J.

12, 1904; living at East Orange.

■H* 34. IVALTER VvfiNG ABELL, horn June 26,^ hurgh, Schenectady County, N.l* Town of Duaneshurgh, at the Ahe 1874, Katherine Ctten, by Pâv. tist Church, Scheiiectady, L.Y. at Schenectady, K.Y.; daughter Theresa (KoeiCjen) Ctten.

Walter Wing Abell, was Profe Arranger of Cor.rôsit ior s . They

1851 in the Tov^n of Duane s- ; died Sept. 28, 1904, in the 11 homestead; married May lo, Horace G. Day, of the Bap- She was born Dec. 11, of John Carl and Miarie

Ba_ 1855,

ssor of Music, a Composer and resided at Schenectady, H.Y.

Children: 46. Bliss, 47. Theressa, 48. Horace Avery,

b.June 6, 1875- b.May 5, b.Sept. 21, 1883-

OTTEN FAMII-Y: and Allid families, see Page 44

55. JSKNIE ABELL, born May 10, 1858, W W® Schenectady County, N.Y.; married Sept 26 ;

Vechten, EsLranc^ n! y" • sou Esperance, r.Y., aiea ucr. -o, ,

James and Sophia Fire Insurance Co., He was Secretary of the farmers

of Schoharie, H.Y., for 24 years, and Director in the Schoharie Courty Bark.

Child 1 Kellie,

b Oct 24. 1879. at Esperance.K.Y.: m.Jan. 11 1002 William E, Bis sell, at iisperance V V Daughter, Harriet Ruth Bissell, was b

Apr graduate

1 IQO3 at Rochester, K.Y. She is of the Syracuse HrJ.versity

T f/t oc 1 1'c. thd Tewr of Duanes’oui'’gh, 56. HARRIET ABoLL, ^^5, _ l-o2 in ftêd K. Cameron,

Schenectady County, K.Y., marrêa in > Glen Falls, at Glen Falls, K.Y. He was bern Jan lo5b, at Lien MY • nipd Jar. l4, 1928 > at Central Bridge, L.Y.

* He kept a General Merchant Store, at Central Bri ge.

Children: Lula A.

TT Harry T7

b.Kov. 24, 1881, at Esperance; m.Nov. 1901, Frank J. Wallace; dan. Virginia C.Wallace, bTMar. 28, 1903. Lula A. m2nd. Mayor John Boyd Thatcher, of Albany, N.Y. b. July 50, 1885. at Esperance; ^ Ottman, of Cobleskill. Sept. 11, or Oct.4,

b^fer. 12, 1885, at Esperance. Unm.arried. Lucy,

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57. AUCE ATffiRTOti HAlÊ, born Mar.24, i8o5; ir.arriea I-eb. cl, l8or, at Geneseo, Eugene M. Long. He was born reb. 2j, l^j^. died July 26, 1915; burled at Geneseo, N.Y.

Child; Thomas Hare, b.Jan, 7, 1894; m.Mar. 13, 1922 Marlon ^

WTieaton Bacon, at Bacon’s Neck, N.J. She \yas b.Feh. 13, i960. Dau. Alice Bacon Long, b.

Mar. 22, 1923•

b8 FREDERICK WILLIAM ABELL, born Oct. 13, l862, at Albany, ^.Y.; ^ married Apr. 30, 1891, Ada Louise Wilson, at Brooklp, N.Y.

She was bLn July l4, l862, at Brooklyn; daughter of Emerald

'^'^^^HeYttended the Albany Academy, Delaware Literary Inst., Franklin, N.Y., and Rockland College, Nyack, N.Y, Membex Albany Society Club. A descendant of Alexander Hamilton, former Secretary of Treasurer. Res. Brooklyn, Ii,y.

FredeAck William, b.Jan. 50, 1895, at Brooklyn; Jan 50, 1920, Mary Smith. She was b.Jan. 22, 1900, at Charlottesville, Va, ; dau. of W'illiaia and Miriam Smith. Children: Virginia Ihla Abell, b.Apr. 9,1921, at Charlottesville; Keith Blair Abell, b.Nov.6,1922, at Crun

ford, N. J. , .r-. • F.VA Abell, is a National Bank Examiner,

stationed at Federal Reserve Bank,N.Y.City.

39 STEPHEN BLISS ABELL, born Jan. 22, 1834, in town of Bloomfi-ld, wA county, Wis.’; died Sept. 14, 1912: marriea June 1 1879, Laura May Stanford. She was born June 21, lo39. at LaK

They resided at Elkhorn, Wis., where he died.

Child: Earl Russell, b.Dec. 25, 1879, at Bloomfield, Wis.; m.

spnt 6 1905, Lula Wales. She v/as b. Sept. 7-^1884' at Elkhorn, Wis. Had Arthur Stephen Abell, b.Oct. 7, 1908. They resided at Elx-

horri, VJis.

40. FRANK D. ABELL, married Elvira Dudley Dean, in 1918. They reside at ''Over Yonder Morristov/n, N.i* ^"" Ldltor Frank D. Abell, served 'fuh^twelve years as a

member of the Morris County Board of ^°FleAte of kIw year in the Assmbly and for six years in the ^ ^ f Jersey. He was chairman of the Audit and ûvv y Topor-ariza- the Legislature, which prepared the program for reorâniza

tion of the New Jersey State Goverment.

Children: Frank Dudley, Alice Dean,

b. in 1924. b. in 1922,

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41. LUCY WILLIAMS PATTBRSON, born'July 20, 1866, at N.Y.; married Clarence Heatly, June 6, 1895, at Green isiara, N.l. Hg was born Apr. 1, 1863^ Q-t Schenectaay, . .

Children: Clyde Alexander, b.Oct, 12, 1897, at Schenectady;in. June 29,

1926, Martha Elizabeth Kinsey, at Metuchen, H.J. She was b.Sept. 29, 1903- He ts in the

/ Dept, of Surgery, Medical School, Univ. o

Rochester, K.Y. ^ ^ u v Roland Patterdon, b.July 30, 1906, at Schenectady, . ,

1601378 42. GRACB PATTBRSON, born June 10, l88l, ^'n'Tgipnd,

named June 7, 1905, Redder Dessert .,11k.e, at Green *3l^ N.Y., by J.J.Henning. He was b.Feb. 1, 18T9, at ureen N.Y.; died Mar. 31, 1909, at Detroit, Mich.

Child: Irma Aurelia, b.Feb. 20, I906, at Green Island, N.Y.

43. ROBERT E. PATTERSON, born Oct. 27, I87O; married Jan. 4, 1903, Addle Ryder, at Troy, N.Y.

«. if?™;."*; v/as born Mar. 9, I88I, at Grafton, ■ • *

Ghildrent Grace Elizabeth, Charles Goyer, Beula Mae j Eleanor Louise,

b.Feb. 6, 1907, at Green Island, N.Y, b.Sept. 2,1908, at Green Island, N.y b.Mar. 17,1911, at Green Island, N.Y. h.Nov. 3, 1916, at Scheneo.ady, N.Y.

RAH PATTERSON, born Jan. 12, ^^'^3 n'v. 20 1899, Roof David Miller, at Fort ..aln, JN.-. June 29, 1878, at Fort Plain, N.Y.

married Dec. He was born

Children: Pearl Dorothy, b.Aug. 10,

1924, Alver N.Y. He was

1901, at Fort Plain; m.June 23, Haines Ginn, at Fort Plain, b.Feb. 16, 1897, at Emswortb,

Penn. b.Dec. 13, 1908, at Fort Plain, N.Y.

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46, BLISS ABELL, born June 6, lS75, at Espcrance, N.Y.; married Oct. 27, 1902, Louise Earrup, at Esperance, IM.Y, She bor Dec. 15, 1880, at Amsterdam, N.Y.; daughter of Charles and

Sate Barrup, of Esperance, N.Y. Mr. Abell was a Cigar Maker in his younger da^/S. Me 1 chant

and Salesman in Cobleskill, Esperance, Delanson, Amsterdam

and Schenectady, N.Y. nt Republican. Member of the Masonxc order. Resides at

Cobleskill, N.Y.

Child: Jessie Katherine, b. Mar 13, 1907, at Esperance, N.Y.

A graduate of the Cobleskill High School

School Teacher.

47. THERESSA ABELL, born May 3, I878, in the township of bur-gh, Schenectady County, N.Y.; married Mar. 13, George Washington Tilden, at Schenectady, N.-. He was bor Nov. l4, 1874, at Auburn, Mass.; son of Samuel Foster and

Mary (Allen) Tilden. Mr Tilden is in charge of the Patent Office urafting

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Room at the General Electric He was Sergeant Major of the

Co., at Schenectady^ N.Y. Second Regiment, N.G.N.Y., , ma-jur ux uno ..wo—-1 +.

and Captain of the Famous W'ashington Continentals Basê Ball Team of Schenectady for a number of years, and a

athlete of note in other sports.

Child: Beatrice Abell, b.Feb. n, 190?, at Schenectady, N.Y.

m.in 1932, Wilbur Mitchell.

48. HORACE AVERY ABELL, born Sept. 21, I883, in Duanesburgh, Schenectady County, N.Y.; married Aug. l , Rita Hunting, at Schenectady, N.Y. She T/as born ug. > ^ at Gallupville, N.Y.; daughter of Charles Albert and Ell

^^'^wl!‘''Abeiris®Engineer Way “t.^truotures, of the Now York State Railways, Rochester, N.Y. Member of all the Masonic

bodies and a Shriner. Member of p.e •

EilcLic^RarJJ; Engineering ^fub anf"""'’' ing Society; Rochester Club; Brook-I,ea Coantry Club ana

Genesee Country Society.

Child: Doris Hunting, b.Jan. 2, 191^, at Schenectady,

Student at Queen’s University, Ontario, Canada, in 1933*

N.Y. Kingston,

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Ira Hunting, was "b.July 26, l30j5j d.Sept. 20, 187^^ s-t Gallupville, N.Y. ; in.Ruth ?/iC Donald, Oct. 25, I825. Ira lived on a I'arin about two miles from Gallupville, and built his home in 1859 which is still standing in 1953- He was the son of Joseph Hunting.

Joseph Hunting, was b.June 25, 1766, in Long Island, N.Y.; d.Apr. l4, 1845, in Schoharie Co., N.Y. ; rn.Mar. 24, 1791, ii^ the Lutheran Church, at Schoharie, Catherine Hess. She is a descendant of Johannes Hess, who was b.in I692, at Hesse, Germany. He came to this country with others Palatines and landed in New York June l4, 1710, lived a few years at V/est Camp on the Hudson then moved to Schoharie County, then to Tyron County, N.Y. Joseph came from Long Island, N.Y., and settled in the Town of Wright, Schoharie Co., N.y., about the year 1785« He was the son of Joseph Hunting.

Joseph Hunting, was b.Aug. 1740; d.June 6, 1771, Q-t East . Hampton, N.Y.; m.Sarah Hedges. She d.l8l8, bur.in Schoharie Co., N.Y. He was the son of Capt. Nathaniel Hunting.

Capt. Nathaniel Hunting, was b.Aug. 1702; d.Sept. I8, 177'0, at East Hampton, N.Y. ; in.Sept. 11, 1723, Mary Hedges. He v/as; a graduate of Harvard College, 1722. He was the son of Nathaniel Hunting.

Nathaniel Hunting, was b.Nov. 15, 1675; d.Sept. 21, 1753; m.Oct. 27, 1701, at East Hampton, N.Y., Mary Green. Nathan¬ iel v;as a graduate of Harvard College in 1693- He was the second pastor of the Prsbyterian Church at East Hampton and . served in that church just fifty years. He was the son of John Hunting.

John Hunting, was b.about I628, in England; d.Sept. 19, 1718; m.Apr. 18, 1671, Elizabeth Payne, at Dedham, Mass. She was b.Mar. 6, l648, at Dedham, Mass., dau. of Thomas and Rebecoa (Ware) Payne. He v/as the son of John Hunting.

John Hunting, was b.l597 in England; d.Apr. 12, l689,’ bur. at Dedham, Mass; m.about 1617, Hester Seaborne, in England. She d.June 3, 1676. He came to America and settled at Dedham, Mass., in I638, Freemen Mar. 13, 1639* one of the found~ ers of the church at Dedham and its first ruling elder. Previousto his coming to this country he v;as ruling elder and his living was in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Eng.

KNIGHT FAMILY, Ella Knight, who m. Charles Albert Hunting, was b.Feb. 9, 1862, at Grosvenor Corners, Schoharie Co., N.Y.; dau. of John C. Knight.

John C. Knight, was b.l834; d.June 22, 1907, at Schenec¬ tady, N.Y. ; m.Catherine Young. He v/as the son of Wdlliam Knight.

William Knight, v/as b.Aug. 3,l8o6; d.Apr. 25, 1839, at Esperance, N.Y. ; m.Sarah O^'Briant. She was b.Oct. 9, l803; d.Dec. l4, 1865, at Esperance; dau, of John and Martha (Gordiner) O’Briant. He was the son of Philip Knight.

Philip Knight, was b.l773; d.Dec. 21, I856, at Esperance, N.Y. ; m.Eunice-, v/ho v/as b.May 9, 1774; d.Feb. 18,1836.

HEDGES FAMILY: Sarah Hedges, v/ho m. Joseph Hunting, d.l8l8; dau. of Daniel Hedges, v/ho was b.l709 and d.Apr. 12, 1766, son of William Hedges.

Mary Hedges, v/ho m.Capt. Nathaniel Hunting, was bapt. Oct. 8, 1710; dau, of V/illiam Hedges.

William Hedges, was b.l680; d.Nov. 4, I768; m.Mar. 2,1705? Abiah Mulford. He v/as the son of Daniel Hedges.

Daniel Hedges, was b,l677; m.Sept. 30, 1703, Abigail

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GREEN FAMILY: Mary Grefen, who m.Nathaniel Hunting, was b. about 1679; d.Oct. 7,175>; dau. of John Green.

John Green, \Yas b.June l6j>6; d.Mar. 9^ l690~l; m.Oct. 20, 1658, Ruth Mitcheison. She was b.Nov. 9j 1838, at Cambridge; dau. of Edv/ard and Ruth (Bushell) Mitchelson. John and his wife were members- of the church of Cambridge, Mass. He was chosen Marshall General and took the oath on June 9, I08I. He was the son of Porcival Green.

Percival Green, was b.about l609; d.Dec. 25, l639# at Cambridge, Mass., m. Ellin-. She v;as b, about 1600-35 d. May 27, 1682, at Cambridge. She m2nd. about I65O, Thomas__^Fox. Percival came to this country in I633 on the Susan and Ellen. They were at Cambridge in I636, and were both members of the

Church. Catherine Young, who m.John C. Knight,

d.Feb. 25, 1893; bur. in Esêrance, N.Y.; Young.

Matthew Young, v/as b.Nov. 6 or9, l802; Grosvenor Corners, Schoharie Co., ILY.; m She v/as b.Apr. 22, I806; d.July 17, 1873, He v/as the son of Matthew Young.

Matthew Young, was b.Jan. 20, 17635 d.May 20, 1822. He the first white child born in the present territory of Carlisle, N.Y. He was the son of Peter Young.

Peter Young, m.Aug. 2, 1745, Margaret Freymauer, in the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, at Schoharie, N.Y. , prob. dau.. of Michel and Elizabeth Freymauer, of Schoharie. Peter Young was one of the first settlers of Carlisle, Schoharie Co., N.Y, He hid his wife in a cave during an Indian and Tory raid with out being discovered. She remained there for several days being sunplied v/ith provisions.

MULFORD FAMILY; Abiah Mulford, who m.William Hedges, was the dau. of Thomas Mulford. Thomas Mulford, was b.1650-4, at East Hampton, N.Y.; d.Nov. 2, 1732, at East Hampton; ra. Mary Conkling. He is described as a yeoman. He was the son of William Mulford.

VJilliam Mulford, was b.l620, in Eng.; d.Mar. I687, at East Hampton; m.Sarah Akers. He was one of the first settlers of East Hampton, 1649. He was a brother to Judge John Mulford.

CONKLING FAMILY: Mary Conkling, who m.Thomas Mulford, was b.1658; d.June 15, 17435 dau. of Jeremiah Conkling, who v/as b about 1635; d.Mar. l4, 1712-35 m.about I658, Mary Gardiner, Jeremiah was the son of Ananias Conkling.

Ananias Conkling, was b.l600 in Nottingham, Eng., d.l657, at East Hampton; m.Feb. 23, I63I, Mary Launder. She was b.in Eng.; d.in Salem. He was one of the early settlers of Salem in 1637-8

GARDINER FAMILY: Mary Gardiner, who m. Jeremiah Conkling, v;as b.Aug. 30, 1638; d.June 15, 17275 <inu. of Lieut.^Lion Gardiner. Lieut Lion Gardiner, was b.about 1599, Eng.; d. 1663, at East Hampton, N.Y.; m.Marie Duercant. She was b.in Vv'oerden in the Province of Holland, about I60I; d.lfo65, ^.t East Hampton; dau. of Dick Willemszen Duercant, son of Will¬ iam Dirckszen Duercant. They left Woerden for London on July 10, 1635 and soon afterwards proceeded to New England.

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Aboil, was b.Sept. 6, l82o, at 1913j Duanesburgh Township, Esperance Cemetery, N.Y.; dau.

Jane Bolton, William Russell Vving, was b

Dutchess Co., N.Y.; d.Feb. 24, Co., Mo.; m.Phebe Cuthbert. He

Quaker Street, N.Y.; d.Apr. Schenectady Co., H.Y., our.

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June 19> l-791-> Pav/ling, 1879, at Maryville, Nodaway

iTi2nd. July 14, 1825, Jane

BAtonrin Great Barrington, He lived on a farm situa-•

*-nd unon a sightly location one mile from Esperanc j > L the Albany-Buffalo Turnpike, in at one time owned the old Hotel at Quaker otree , burned in 1875. Removed to Maryville, Mo., in I871. He .v.

the son of Russell Wing. On-^l'er Hill,'

h Jhe^rs"co'''l’Y""'m"iancy“Fieidi'Iun3 in 1.4-.V

?;^^rf!ekl!°6onn.îe wfite^ported marrying out of meet ng lAtb 7 mo 1787 Oblong Monthly Meeting, Pawling, Du.chess rA h!y Rusleli was tiken from his birth under the care of

William and Elizabeth Russell, receiving their name. ^ ^ h^viri^ving A Pawling (Quaker Hill) _and removea to Glen

Falla N Y He was the son of Edward Wing ana Cont-i .. ■■

""ÊlArf WiS, was b.July y, 1727, L’^r^H^nSnr' ^

d.at dau. of mviPand Keziah’Hoag. Hannah Hoag, 8th mo. p, (P > his brother Edward at an early period, bedore ôllo.ed his brotner

Abraham to the Oblong, Dutchess Co., Jt'*• > ‘ /'"hnnt T 7Q^ he removed to Glen Fs.lls, i'l..-,. Russell Addle aA harness maker. He was the son of Edward Wing an

"îLlA'^Wing, was b.7th mo. 10, 1687, d.1754, at Darthmouth, Mass., m.lltn mo. 171^ Desire omitn.

He m2ni. 6th mo. 1, 1717, Sarah Tucker. He mjrd. De.. 25, -17P« P'^tience Ellis, dau. of Freeman Ellis. She m2nd.

vailiam Wood, whose daus. Ui°re and Edward Wing. Edward went to Darthmouth and settled thae and collected a great property. In 1725-6 Eaward_vvas^ elected

a Constable of Darthmouth. He was the son of Daniel -ving. Daniel Wing, was b.lmo. 28, l664j d.^rd. mo. 1740, m.

Deborah Dillingham in l686. He was admitted a townsman in

Sandwich in 169I. He deeded on May 13, 17i7, 109 acres of land in Darthmouth to his son Edward. He was the son oi

Daniel Wing and Hannah Swift. A Daniel Wing, was h.about l6l7; d.Mar. 10, l697*'0 Jti Sana

wich. Mass.; m.Dec. 5, l64l, Hannah Swift. He m2nd. 0th mo. 2, 1666, Anna Ewer, dau. of Thomas and Sarah^ (LearnedJ E./er. Daniel lived at Saugus and came to Sandwich in 1637 acquired his first homestead July 28, l640. Daniel Wing and Thomas Gibbs were appointed highways. He was the son of Rev. John Wing. ^

Rev. John Wing, was bapt. Jan. 12, 158^, Jti the Churc . St. Marys, in Banbury, Eng.; d.about 1630, in London; son Matthew and Mary ’Wing, of Banbury, Eng.; m. about lb09“l 3

Deborah Bachilor. Rev. John was a graduate of Queen’s ôiieg. Eng. Fully 15 years of the lives of John 'Wing and his wii e ’were spent in Germany and Holland as practical exites from their native England, His widow and his children returned Holland after his death. Deborah and her four sons sailed on the William and Frajicis form London, Mar. I632, arrived in

On June 1, 1669, surveyors of the

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BOLTON FAMILY; Jane Bolton, who m.V/illiam ^^sscxl wing, was b.July 14, I8OI, at Colcrain, Mass.; d.May 2y, 135. in Duanesburgh Township, Schenectady 60., N.Y.; dau. o * Thomas Bolton. Dr. Thomas Bolton, was b.about 1/7^, d.boforo May 10, 1834, bur. in Alford Cemetery, Mass.; m.Fanny Clark^ Dr. Thomas was living in Columbia Co., N.Y. , in

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remont. Mass., 152. He was the son of

Matthew Bolton, was b.l732; d.June 5, I??*!, rain; m.Hannah MoClanathan. She d.Deo. 2^, IJbl. Ho m2nG^ Mary McClanathan, Oct. 9, 1762, at Palmer, Mass. Both his wivL were the daus. of Dea. Thomas and oane MoClanathan, of Palmer, Mass. Dr. Matthew praotloed medicine in Colc^rain. .4,. bought land in two 50 acres lots of Hugh Bolton on 1761 and Apr. 18, 1769- He was the son of Dr. Hugh Eol.on.

Dr. Hugh Bolton, was h.l687, prob. in Ireland; d.June d, 1772, at Colerain; m.Elizabeth Patterson, prob. in Eng. h- was drowned in Deerfield River, Jan. 30, 1755. Dr. Hugh came

from Tamlaght O'Crilly, Ireland, about 1730; settlea firot

in Londonderry, N.H. where he bought land in 1733* wards lived in Peterbore, N.K., coming to Cole rain

He after- in 1741.

FIELDS AND SHERWOOD FAMILIES: Nancy Fields, who m.Russell Wing, was the dau. of V/illiam FieJ.ds and Hannah Shervvood, oi Ne'w Fairfield, Conn. Hannah Sherwood, was the dau. oi ôrn Sherwood, who d.bedore 1768, and m.Haimah Morehouse, was bapt. at Fairfield, Sept. 4, 1715. John was the son of Isaac

^^®7saa5Sherwood, m.Mary . She d.l748. Isaac settled in Norwalk. He was the son of Thomas Sherwood and Ann Turney.

Thomas Sherwood, v/as b.about l624; m. Sarah Lheeler, dau. of Thomas \7heeler. He m2nd. by I659, Ann Turney, dau. c Benjamin and Mary Turney. She was b.about ^ Elizabeth Cable, widow of John Cable. He m4th. Saiah (Hi Coley, widow of Peter Coley and dau. of^Humprey nidu. Thomas Inventory was dated Mar. 12, l69u. -u t

WOOD FAMILY: Content Wood, v/ho m.Sdv/ard VJing, was D.jan. 10 1726- d.l754; dau. of William Wood and Hannah Shaw.

’william Wood, was b.Feb. 7, 1700, at Little Compton, R.-.; d.1778, at Darthmouth, Mass.; m.Aug. 14, 1718, Hannah Sha.v, at Lithe Compton. He m2nd. Sept. 29, ip7, Paênce (^llls) Wing, dau. of Freeman Ellis and widow of Edward V,pg. William Wood v/as a glazier from Little Compton and remov to Fairhaven then a part of Darthmouth. It appears thapae Lved later to Dutchess Co., N Y piliam Wood's wxll aated May 14, 1773, Codicil to 'will dated Jan. x4, 177o. He was

the son of Thomas Wood. , ^ ^ t . h mp-j- Thomas Wood, was b.l666, at Little Compton, R. a.. , d.f ^y

10 1729; m.in I69O, Content-. Thomas was Comoton, that part called Seepnett. His will dated Aug. 22, I72B. Ho v/as the son of John Wood. r,.

' John Wood, was b.l620; d.l704, aged 84; m.Mary Peaoody.

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b.-prob. in Eng.; d. 16-55; m2nd. Elizabeth. John V/ood, was ^ ^ 4 v, t o John was a member of the town council of Portsmouth, tan. 10, 1648 and sued by John Richman for trespass on June (, io^p,

TUC'^R FAMILY: Darah Tucker, who in.Edward V/ing, was b.Apr. 25, 1695; d.5th. mo. 2, 172?; dau. of Abraham Tucker and

Mary Slocum. ^ j a Abrahan Tucker, was b.Oct. 15 or 5^^ l6p5; d.Apr. 2o,17 5^

m.Mar-y Slocum, Oct. 30, 1679, dau. of Gldcs and Mary Sloe™. He m2nd. Nov. 26, 1690, Hannah Mott. .Ahraham was one of the early proprietors of Dartlrnouth. He was the son of Henry

Henty Tucker, was b.about l6l9, in Eng.; d.Apr. 21, at Darthmouth; prob. son of Robert Tucker, m.Jan. 9, l651>2, Martha -. She d.Nov. 28, at New'port, R.I. Henry was one of the early settlers at Darth mouth, where he was Surveyor of Highway in I67I and 1675• On Oct. 28, l684, some 4 men of Darttmiouth brought suit against 56 Darthmouth proprietors, among v/hom was Henry Tucker

DILLINGHAM FAMILY: Deborah Dillingham, who m.Daniel Wing, was b.Mar. 21, 1659; dau. of Henry Dillingham. '

Henry Dilliangham, was bapt.Oct. 15,1624, at^Cottesbach, Leicestershire, Eng.; d.July 26, 1705, at Sandwach; 24 1652 or Dec. 15, I65I, Hannah Perry. She a.June 9, 16/5. HeArv came to America in I652 with his father and removed

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Edward Dillingham, Ijeicestershire, Eng.; --- - ^ June 5. 1667; son of Rev. Henry Dillingham, oi Cottesoc-oh, Leic. Eng., who was the son of William DiUlngham. Mwaip m.Feb, l4, l6l4, Ursula Carter, at Cottesbach. Sho d.Feb. c, 1656 and bur. Feb. 9, in Sandwich. Edward came over in the ship William Francis, arriving at Boston in I652 an^ ver^ soon afterwards settled in Lynn, Mass., laterât San \/j-C .

SV;iFT FAMILY: Hannah Swift, who m.Daniel Wing, d.Jan,^ 1, l664, at Sandwich, Mass.; dau. of V/illiam Swift.

William Swift, was b.in Eng.; d.about l64l; m.Joan in Eng. She d.l662 or 65. In 1654 William was proprietor of.^ V/atertown, Mass., and removed in 1657 to Sudoury. He v/as in Lieut. John Blaclaner • s Co., Sandwich, in 1645.

CLARK FAMILY: Fanny (or Finnell or Phinwell) Clark, who m.Dr. Thomas Bolton, was b.Aug. 20, 1779, at Colerain, Mass. d.l848; bur. in the Alford Cemetery, Mass.; dau. or Oapt. Matthew Clark. , , _ _ .

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was shot father by the

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Adams. He was the son of John of the Mayor of Carrickfergus,

son of William Clark, of Grange,

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settled in Colerain, Mass. He the son of Lieut. John Clark.

Lieut. John Clark, m.Agnes Clark and Anne Horseman, dau. Ireland. John Clark, was the CO. Antrim, Ireland. o >

Lieut. John Clark came to America with Rev. M.Boya 1713, from the north of Ireland, with his seven sons, settled in Worcester, Rutland and Colerain. He bought Colerain on Feb. 9, 1753 and in 1745- ^'-ôn his Lieutenancy in the French and Indian v;ar. He d.in South Hadley, Mass, aged

MOREHOUSE FAMILY: Hannah Morehouse, who Sherwooa, v;as hant Sept. 4, 1715, at Fairfield; dau. of Thomas Mor^.- house,Who dWept. 6, 1748, at Westport and d.Dec. 20, 1753, at Westport. Tho-aas bought in l,21^proper..j east of the Sangatuck River, Westport, and In -?52 bo g 50 acres in Norwalk, where he settled. He was the son oi

Thomas Morehouse and-- p-p of Thomas Morehouse, m.the fn l6?^"LLarL

Wh7iSe;.^vldo£of Hî vmelpley.^^^ She y/as bapt. Nov. 1, loyo, ai rcxxi-cx , Thomas was the son Isabelle Keller. He came

Thomas setUed’earty wLlLsflaid, removed [S°StaSfoL"?nl64oXfand later to Fairfield. He was Deputy

SHL/^Sri.lLLt°M%M1l2lESrHaAnah Shaw, who Wood was b.Mar. 7, 1699, in l-Utle Compton. R.I., d.Dec,

1754, inR.I.; dau. 1689, dau. of Peter Israel Shaw, was b.in Portsmouth on

Tallman and Joan Briggs. Israel g - peter Tallman,

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Eng. Ho lived in Boston and afte. m-rrl_g. Portsmouth. His Inventory was taken on Oct. 1, If^^*

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MOTT FAMILY: Hhtinah Mott, who n. Abraham Tucker, was b.Nov. 1665, in Portsmouth, R.I.; d.in 1750; aau. oi Jacob Mott.

Jacob Mott, was b.l655, prob. In Eng.; d.Nov. 15, 1711^ m.

about l66l Joanna Slocum. Jacob v/as Deputy S°^l74' k wL ln^the King Philip; s '

deeded land to his son On Aug. 28, 1703> son of Adam Mott.

Adam Mott, was tu in 159o, in nng.; mouth, R.I.; son of John Mott. Adam s in2nd. about 16^2, Sarah Lott, in ^ng. Eng.; d.after l66l. Adam was a tailor -

MOJIC. ,1. 1®5 o. ™ "MP Der»».

d.in 1661, in Ports* first wifo unknown. He She was b.in l604 in

rom Cambridge, Lng., He was irade

came to America in 1055 on rpreLan of Freeman in Roxbury, Mass., on May 25, Ibpb und lx eenian o

Portsmouthinl6^5‘ , ...r ripiiinc^hP'm d. PERRY FAMILY: Hannah Perry, who m. ^

June q l675: dau. of Sarah Perry, prob. widov; of Edmund PerA' ’who d!before his wife emigrated to to.erica.

ClsS MaA?-; tLpr.h7,‘'-

Stewart. They lived in Coleraln. He vvas 7°^ i802.

“ViSrpysriSfep" ;.i :4o" 1 l6, l642, in Portsmouth; d.Jan. 6, IT^T-o, ddû.

Slocum d,in l682, in Portsmouth, R. I. ; m^Joan 31 167Q in Portsmouth. Land was granted so Grl^s

She 1648 Portsmouth. Freeinan 16585 He was

rliv” A A ?tel aAoiAAeeve, L. Somerset, Eng. She was the oau. of

FAmLA^hoebl who’m^^'jftojorkan wa^^

Mass.; m.Jane "^-ItAart is described as a wig

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OTTEN FAMILY: Katherine Otten, who ni. Walter Wing nbell, wao b.Dec. 11, lS‘35, at Schenectady, N.Y. ; dau. oi John Carl

'^'^^John Carl Otten, was b.May 1, 182|, in j, Neuss, Dusseldorf, Gor-mnny; d.Aug. I865, at _S.nenectadi, . Y USA- m.Aug. 28, 1847, Marie Theresa hoenen,_ in Pc-ffen- dorf.'BLghehn, Cologne, Germany. He was In Germany. They emigrated to "“'■'^rlca from Germany 1^ 5-^, with his brotVier,Mathias,and his wife's . Ivieltz) Koenen, who died at Sea. They resided at Albany and Lhenectady, where both died and burled. Ho was the son of John Adam Otten and Marie Catherine Heusgen,

The following families lived in Germ.any: John Adam Otten, was b.Jan. l4, 1792, at ’

d Hov. 15, 1874, at Rom-aerskirchen; m.Marie H^Sg^n, Jan.'e: 1821, at Ronuner skirchen. He m2nd. Anna Abels (Obels) June 22, l340, in Rommerskirchen, aaa. oi Goairiea

and Catherine (Nuesser) Abels. Cathe?^^ Jan. 5, 1843, in Romraerskirchen, dau. of Jacob and_ Cath^rl . (Duester) Engels. He was a Carpenter and Master Millwright.

IdL'oltX wLTDec''6?*1737j at Rommer skirchen; d. June

le w^fcaSenS; Îd^jrin^L^fnd tte; lived in Rnnnerskirchen. He was the son of Peter Otten. . ^ r\^

'* Peter Otten, was b.July 24, 1721, at Roomers rc en, . 8 1775, at Rommer skirchen; m.Gather xne holfi, Feb. 2«, 05 at Romsierskirchen. He was the son of Adam Otter ^

Arlam Otter (Otten), was a tailor at Gill. He v/as • 1676, at RommerskirChen: d.:May 50, lf40, Adam®’''' m.Anne Esser, Sept. 1, 1699, at Rommerskirchen. When Adam Otter was married In 1699 he gave his name as Adam Ott.n. He v/as the son of John Otter (Otten). ^

John (Johannes) Otter, was a tailor at • - po {574 27 1648, at Rommerskirchen; m.Gertrude hensen, Aug. 2b,lbr ,

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KOEHEN FAMILY: Marie Theresa Koonen, was Lhenectadv at Paffendorf, Berghelm, Cologne; d.in 1910, at Senoneota

”'^6Lstant?n Koenef Fef 14, 1779, at Glesoh; d.Aug^

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T4o vjQc; thp son of Jacob Koenen. Jacob Koenen, was bapt. in Paffendorf; ®.Marie Hêwers^ ^

M lb 1wU fit Glesch-Paffendorf. She was bapt. in raiien tori ku ofJoLntofLrMarie Agnes (Hassetts) Brewers ofeiesch'. kcofwaffe son of CoLtantin Coenen (Koenen)

(ÛÊs')'• ferlef tona) Catherine Reusgen,

Who m.John Adam Otten, was bapt. Feb. 7, 1792, in th p

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Jo]in The)odorick Heusgon, was b.Nov. 19> 1735> Q’t Rornmer- skirchen; d.Sept. 26, l3l9> RoinincrsK:irchen; m.Anna Niary (Marie) Fcusgos, Jan. l3, 1731. John, was 8.n Alderman and Church Wa.rden. He v/as tne son of Paul Heusgen & Anne linabeh.

Paul Heusgen, was hapt. June l3, 1709, at Buttgen; l4, 1794, at Buttgen; m.Anno Mary (Marie) Knahen. She 13, 1790, at Buttgcn, dau. of John Theodorick Knaben,

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was Apr. 15, 1769, at Buttgcn. Paul m2nd. Agnes Schmiitz. K( the son of Gerhardus Heusgen, -d 4-4-

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was the dau. of v;i] liain and Elizabeth (Bressers) was the son of Theodor and Gertrud Eiker. Gerhardus was son of Paulus Heusges (Heusgen) and Gertrude Ke:ysps.

Paulus Husges, was bapt. Sept. 21, 1655, ^t Euotgun, m. She was the dau. Gertrude Keysers, Mar. 9, 168O, at Buttgen. ^ ^ ^

of Paulus and Gertrud Keiser. Paulus Heuges m2nd.Ânna Rippen- gardner. He was the son of Gerardo Husges and Catharina (Vveiller) Heusges, a miller in Buttgen.

BREVJER FAiMILY: Agnes Brewer, who m.Adam Otten, was^ D.Dec. 29, 1755, at Allrath; d.Nov. 20, iSpE, at Romraerskirchen;dau. of Christian Brev/er. ^ ^ . .

Christian Brewer, was bapt. Jan. 10, 17^3, at Raveling.- hoven; d.Peb. l6, 17S9> at Allrath; son of Goswpus Brewer (Breuers) and Mary Frolig (Frolingn;. Mary ^ropg 1794, at Ravelinghoven. Christian m.Catharine GapperoZ, Oct. 11, 1745, at Wavelinghoven. He m2nd.Mary Sibylla Schifêrs, Feb 7, 1743, at Allrath. She v/as bapt. Nov. 20, 1721, at Allrath; d.Aug. 12, 1775, at Allrath; dau. of Ke^y and Aenes (Schmitz) Schiffers. Herj:-y Schaffers, sonôf Jan and Lisbeth Schiffer or Heydemans. Christian m9nd.oertrudis Buteen, widov/, at Allrath, Nov. l4, j.779* _

WOLFF FAMILY: Catherine Wolff, who m.Peter Otten, was b. Mar. 6, 1726; d.June 26, 1733, at Romnerskirchen; aau. of

^^^Hilger^whff, d.Dec. 12, 1727,. at DotzdorfmJtery Splx, She was b.Oct! 2, 1691; d.J’une 27, 1762, at Rom- of Dotzdorf. one; YYcuo —j , tt t

merskirchen; dau. of Wlnand Splx. Jc 1651, at Rommerskirchen, son of Henry and Elizabetn (êmerp Snix Winand rn.Ottilis Bonneschj?antz, Oct. 20, l6o2, at Korn merkj" dau. of Christian and Cecilia (Hongers) Homes- chrantz, who was the son of John Bonneschrantz and Nief

^"^ÊSSER^FAIÎLY: Anne Esser, who m.Adam Otter, vras ^-^pr. 15, 1678* d Sent 27, 1741, at Rommerskirchen; dau, of Peter

Petlr EsIL,Has h.July IT, 1664, at son of Conrad and Sophia Esser. Peter m.Elizabeth Decker. She was b'.Apr. 25, 1647, at Rommerskirchen, aau. of kllliam Decker and Merge Storcks of Rhcldt. vnpnpn was

WEITZ FAMILV: Elizabeth Weltz, wl‘0 „ W"a bant Apr. 11, 1785, at Paffor.dori ; dau. of Patm \.ntz. pher V/eitz! was b.l?55; m.Catherina I'^'âisCThoms), may 2^ 1769 1769, at Paffendorf, dau. of Wilhelmo Henrloemd Elisabeth (Linerllngs) Thoms, of Glesch. Peter, son of Caspm belt..

and Christina Bernards. Thrndo- FEUSGES (Fusges) FAMILY: Anna Fusges, who m.Jonn Thcodo

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ABEIi Abigail, 15 1?

" (Sluman), l6 Abraham, 12 Ada Louise (Vv'ilson), 5^ Addie A. , J>1 Adelia Elianor, 24 Alfred, 25 29 Alice Dean, 54 Amelia May, 29 Ann, 9

” Minerva, 24 27 Anna (Marshall), l6 Anne (Mrs. West), 12 Annie (Calkins), 15

” Louisa, 27 Anothony, 8 *9 Arthur Stephen, 54 Austin, 25 Bathiah (gager) 12 . Benjamin, 11 12 15 Bertha Frances, 27 Betsey (Dovmer) 25 Betty, l8 20 Blanche, 52

" E. 52 Bliss, 55 58 Caleb, 11 *15 *1^ 15

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Caroline Turner, 27 Carrie L. (Dunn), 29 Charles, 25 *52

" Tainter, 50 " Van Benthergsen, 26

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A. (Turner), 26 (Cotton), 9 (Mrs. Price), 27

Frank D., 50 5^ ’’ Dudley, 54

Frederick Eloise, 26 Frederick William, 29 *54

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” Lasher, 27 " Smith, 29

Grace Rockerfeller, 52 Hannah, 15 1^ *l6

" (Baldv/in), 12 (Gifford), 15 (West), 18

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Henry, 8 25 " E;dward, 24

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Josephine Brooks, 50 Joshua, 11 12 *16 Katherine (Otten), 55 44 Keith Blair, 54 Lansing Duane, Capt., 25 2o Lathrop, 25 25 Laty, 20 Laura May (Stanford), 54 Lila(Phtllips), 52 Lillian M., 52 Louise (Barrup), 56

” (Herrick), 26 Lucia (Smith), 28 Lucinda, 25 Lucy (Bill), 18

” Treadway, 24 ” (Treadway), 22 " V/illiams, 25 26

Lula (Wales), 54 Lydia, I8 20 26

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Mehitobell (Smith), 12 Minerva, 29 Minnie C. (Brewster), 52 Nicholas, 8 Nina (Mickle), 52 Noah, *15 *14 16 Olive, 20

Polly, 25 25 " (McCarthy), 24

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” Platte Herrick, 26 Rita (Hunting), 56 Robert, 5 5 *8 *9 *10 *11 *12

15 Russell, 25 Sally, 25 24 28 Samuel, 5 15 *1^ 15

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" (Bowen), *12 " (Crane), 17 ” Doty, 29 " Thomas, 26

Simon, I8 Stephen Bliss, 29 54

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ABELS Anna, 44 Catherine (Nuesser), 44 Godfried, 44

ADAMS Agnes, 42

ADGATE Sarah, 15

AKERS Sarah, 58

ALLEN Mary, 58

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BACON Marion VJheaton, 3^

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" (Birchard), 12 John, 12

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BASSLER Mary Eliza (Patterson), 31 Peter Crounse, 31

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BEDELL George, 32 Lillian M. (Abell), 32

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BICKI'/J^JI Aldred, 43 Charity, 43 Ellen (Colles), 43

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BOLTON Elizabeth (Patterson), 40 Fanny (Clark), ^10 Hannah (McClanathan), 40 Hugh, Dr., 40 Jane, 39 40 Matthew, Dr., 40 Mary (McClanathan), 40 Thomas, Dr., 40 41

BOND Elizabeth (-)> 23 Sarah, *23

" (Woolson), 23 Thomas, *23 William, 23

BONNESCHRANTZ Agnes (-) j 45 Cecilia (Hengers), 45 Christian, 45 Jolm, 45 Ottilia, 45

BOTHWELL Alexander, 42 Jane (Doneca), 42 Jennett, 42

BOURNE Ann, 12

BOWEN Sarah, *12

BOVvERS Morgan, 13

BOYD M., Rev., 42

BRADLEY Joseph H., 29

BRESSERS Elizabeth, 45

BREWER-BREWERS Agnes, 44 45 Catherine (Gappertz), 45 Christian, 45 Gertrudls (Butgen), 45 Goswinus, 45 Johannis. 44 Marie, 44 ‘

" Agnes (Hassetts), 44 Mary (Frolig), 45

" Sibylla (Schiffers), 45

BREWSTER Minnie C., 32

BRIDGES Edmund, 20

BRIGGS Joan, 42

BRIGHAIvl Anne, 22 Constance, 22 Isabel (Watson-Ellithorpe), 22

Thomas, 22

BROWNRIGG Ethel D. (Abell), 32 William, 32

BRUCE Mary Thorton, 28 Sanders D. , 28

BULLOCK Richard, 11

BURPEE Martha (--“““), 21 Sarah, *21

” (Kelly), 21 Thomas, 21

BURT Henry, *21 Isett (-)^ 21 Patience, 20 21 Ulalia (March), 21

BUSHELL Ruth, 38

BUTGEN Gertrudis, 45

** C **

CABLE Elizabeth, 40 John, 40

CAMERON Fred H., 33 Harriet (Abell), 33 Harry F., 33 I>eah S. (Ottman), 33

Lucy, 33 Lula A., 33

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HAYNES Elizabeth ( John, 23 Josiah, 23 Sufferance, 23 Walter, 23

h^ZELTINE Abraham, 21 22 Ann (-), 21 Bethiah, *21 Elizabeth (Longhorne), 21 John, 21 Peter, 21 Robert, 21

HEAD John, W., 27

HEATLY Clarence, 35 Clyde Alexander, 35 Lucy V/illiams (Patterson), 35 Martha Elizabeth (Kinsey), ::)5 Roland Patterson, 35

HEDGES Abiah (Mulford), 37 Abigail (Baker), 3B Daniel, *37 Mary, *37 Rose (-”), 38 Sarah, *37 Stephen, 38 William, *37 *38

HENGERS Cecilia, 45

HENSEN Gertrude, 44

HERRICK Louise, 26 Marie, 26 Rick, Judge, 26

HESS Catherine, 37 Johannes, 37

HEUSGEN-HEIJSGES Agnes (Schmitz), 45 Anna Catherine, *44

" Marie (Feusges), 45 ” (Rippengardner), 45

Anne Marie (Knaben), 45 Cecilia (Eiker), 45 Gerhardus, 45

Gertrude (Keysers), 45 John Theodorick, *45 Marie Catherine, *44 Paul, 45 Paulus, 45

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HIBBARD Joan (---)i d8 Mary, 17 *l8

” (Walden), I8 Robert, *l8

HICKS Margaret, l3

HILL Ann, 42

” (-^), 42 Philip, 42

HINE Orlo, Rev., I6

HOAG David, 39 Hannah, 39 Keziah (-)} 39

HOBBY John, 42 Martha, 42

HOOKER" Thomas, Rev., 12

HORSEMAN Anne, 42

' HOUGH -- 16 Abiah, 15 John, l4

HUNT Peter, 11

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** K **

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KEISER-KEYSERS Gertrude, 45

n (-), 45 Paulus, 45

KELLER Isabelle, 42

KELLY John, 21 Sarah, 21

liEMMERLlNGS Elisabeth, 45

KINNEY Margaret Ann, 51

KINSEY Martha Elizabeth, 55

KITCHERAL Joseph, 22 Marbha, *21 Samue1, 21

KNABEN Anne Marie, 45 John Theodorick, 45

KITIGHT Catherine (Young), 57 Ella, *56 57 Eunice, *25

” (--), 57 John C., 57 58 Lucy, 25 Mary (Abell), 25 Otis, *25 Philip, 25 57 Polly (Abell), 25 Sarah (0'Eriant), 57 V/illiam, 57

KOErfEN Anna Catharina (Wintzens), 44 Constantin, *44 45 Elizabeth (Weitz), *44 Jacob, 44 Marie (Brewers), 44

" Theresa, 55 *44

KREMERS Elizabeth, 45

** jj **

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" Carroll, 55 ’’ Henry, 27 52

Elizabeth A.bell, 27 Fannie Sly (Blanchard), 52 Helen Margaret (Ford), 55 Jesse Iêe, 27 Minerva Blanchard, 55 Silas, 27 Sophronia Guilds, 27 Whi1lam Abe11, 27

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VAN VECHTEN Jame s, 55 Jennie (Abell), 55 John P. , 55 Nellie, 55 Sophia (Dietz), 55

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WADE Robert, '^15

WALDEN Mary, l3

V/AI.ES Mr., 53 George Herrick, 50 Josephine Brooks (Abell), 50

Lula, 54 Robert Corning, 50

WF.ILLER Catharine, 45

WEITZ Catherine (Thoms), 45 Casper, 45 Christina (Bernards), 45 Elizabeth, *44 45 Peter, 45

WEST Anne, Mrs., 12 Hannah, I8 Jennie A., 28

WIEELER Sarah, 40 Thomas, 40

VJHELPLEY Henry, 42 Sarah (--^-)^ 42

WHITLOCK David S., 29 Sarah Doty (Abell), 29

WILDER Blanche E. (Abell), 52 VJalter, 52

’’ Abell, 52

WALLACE Frank J., 55 Lula A. (Abell), 55 Virginia C., 55

WALLIS Richard, 15

WILKIE Grace (Patterson), 55 Irma Aurelia, 55 Vedder Dessert, 55

WILLETT Capt., 12 Thomas, 11

WARE Rebecca, 57

WATER S-V;ATR0US Adam, Capt., 19 Joseph, 19 20 22 Lucy, 19 Philemon, 22

WILLIAMS Daniel, I8 Lydia, I8

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WILSON Ada Louise, 54 Emerald, 54

WATSON Isabel, 22 James, 22

VEGGAN Margaret, 45

WEICKS Margaret, I8

WING Abraham, *59 Anna (Ewer), 59 Content (V/ood), 59 Daniel, *59 *4l Deborah (Bachiler), 59

" (Dillingham), 59 Desire (Smith), 59

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” (Hyde), 23 Thomas, 23 24

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