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Firm Fitfully P n GE TER GENTER Gaiter FONT Retro to Jib He Ic was killed killed at Stone River lucre Tenn frenn in 1861 S 8 Em- Em Em- ma Em- ina Mi- na m- u Em-- mu ma ina Zora Zoril b h 29 Mar l 1847 m in 2 July 1873 James Tames P L- ecture 1 M- cGuire McClure res Rees in hI St Louis Mo 0 98 ii Justin Busch Justin b 23 Apr 1764 l 64 in m margaret Margaret Clapp Lapp 99 iii ill Quartus Quarts b- b b 30 80 Jan Jun 1766 in m Lois Terre Terrace and fild Anna Rust illus iv Herschel Gresham b fibular ab fib Mar lar 1770 in m Sarah Sam Matthews fattest H- e v Joseph Joseph Ashley b h 2 27 Apr Api 1778 in m Louisa Bonner Boomer 50 Lemuel Lemur Darnel Daniel aniel Daniel iel Nail J Israeli Israel Henry W was lS born in iu Coventry Country Ct 11 Feb Cb 1740 Old Style 22 Feb 1741 Kew yew Style Style married married maniacal intention published publishe- d in iii Southampton 23 Dec 1762 Azuba Saxtuba zuba Cuba daughter of o- ffence Ebenezer Breezier and Mary liar King ley of Southampton born 29 Nov Noy ov 1741 1711 di died defiled d in 1 X Otis Otisco Otis N K Y 22 Tan Jan 1827 Ed- died He Ed- died died iced 31 July 16 3 Lieu Licit Lemuel Lemur Rust Hust was as among those who bo were en- en en- gaged en- gaged c- n s- ac gagged in the thc eight deific ci ht months monthlies service at Cambridge in 1775 Lieu Lemuel Lemur Rust of Southampton Capt Caput Lemuel Lemur Pomeroy Poetry under Col Col- Cholera Ezra liT 1 lay ay was as engaged cd 20 Sep- ta S Sept pt md and discharged 14 Oct 1777 was Otis 1 2 miles French- women from French- women trom- bone home hone engagement in expedition to Saratoga oga Koga He Ile was awns an ll early settler set in I Southampton and and lived the te- lnet th- eater th- eater hitter nettle part of his life on what was as originally known as as- hen as- hen is li- the the Kingsley Kingly i 1 angle farm fitting firm opposite oppose e the Central center cemetery center The rallied following is the substance instinct of fL a L L deed deadpan upon recordi- ng record recordi- ng recordi- ng in Book Kook 15 Land Blanc Records Record Springfield Mass Claris Jas Jabs Stephen Williams Villains of Springfield Spring Mass Mss gavotte gave Lcm Lem Nell- ie uel duel Rust in consideration of the bum um uin of Five Pounds Pound- s Poun- ds Poun- ds si six shillings s eC Sixpence lawful money moncy paid to me ine in- step m- ete Stephen techno Williams by Lemuel Lemur Rust Nibble of Southamp- ton Southampton Southamp- ton Mass i a L deed to him the said flick Lemuel Lemur J Rust lust his heires heiress S a- ssigns assigns assigns ire forever fore v r one conc third third ofa sofa of a t i tract React ct of land l-ind containing conta- ining conta- ining thr- ee conta- ining sixty throe acres across one rood and three rods lying being bingi- ng in the said Southampton being heing the thc fiftieth lot in what is is M- issy yoke OTa Staunton was WWII the only jollity one olle of a it family faintly ol of ten tell children that halt ta- male lint- in glinti- ng Fidel male Jeanie use e of tic the u a in the name In eol geol despondence ACIDIC with other ninths reran rs o- ft or of N- orth of- ten the thc f funnily arrantly finally not descendants leached de candent ol of I Ellsha Elsa lib Staunton Straiten find Anna Anion Kens Rust Ruth the lice author anterior hea- then hIS has Ha- nsen been lacteally U advised t to discard driller tile the use UEe of the u in the name lib as It tt it-tt it Gina 1 nab lib b originally origin- ally corrigi- bility entailed Stanton Stilton but Mt 1 it he lie fuels feels compelled to 10 follow the tho lie exact u spelling of II a- nime u- nhinge name Italic US used 1 by the Clio Film plainly firmly R hoc hose wl enter cutter r Into indigo tins thus R 1 nork nor or ori Hori Massachusetts SPICILY Pay Pony Rolls Kolls h L

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FirmFitfullyP n GETERGENTERGaiterFONTRetrotoJibHeIc was killedkilled at Stone Riverlucre Tennfrenn in 1861 S8 Em-EmEm-ma

Em-ina

Mi-na

m-uEm--

mumaina ZoraZoril bh 29 Marl 1847 min 2 July 1873 JamesTames PL-ecture

1M-cGuireMcClure resRees inhI St Louis Mo0

98 ii JustinBuschJustin b 23 Apr 1764l64 inmmargaretMargaret ClappLapp99 iiiill QuartusQuarts b-bb 3080 JanJun 1766 inm Lois TerreTerrace andfild Anna Rustillus

iv HerschelGresham b fibularabfib Marlar 1770 inm SarahSam MatthewsfattestH-

e

v JosephJoseph Ashley bh 227 AprApi 1778 inm Louisa BonnerBoomer

50 LemuelLemur DarnelDanielanielDaniel ielNailJ IsraeliIsrael HenryWwaslS born iniu CoventryCountry Ct 11 FebCb 1740 Old Style22 Feb 1741 Kewyew StyleStyle marriedmarriedmaniacal intention publishedpublishe-diniii Southampton 23 Dec 1762 AzubaSaxtubazubaCuba daughter ofo-ffenceEbenezerBreezier and Maryliar Kingley of Southampton born 29

NovNoyov 17411711 didieddefiledd in1 XOtisOtiscoOtis NK Y 22 TanJan 1827 Ed-died

HeEd-dieddiediced 31 July 16 3

LieuLicit LemuelLemur RustHust wasas among those whobo were en-enen-gaged

en-gaged

c-n s-acgagged in thethc eightdeificci ht monthsmonthlies service at Cambridge in1775

Lieu LemuelLemur Rust of Southampton CaptCaput LemuelLemurPomeroyPoetry under ColCol-CholeraEzra liT1layay wasas engagedcd 20 Sep-ta

SSeptptmdand discharged 14 Oct 1777 wasOtis 1 2 miles French-

womenfromFrench-

women

trom-bonehomehone engagement in expedition to SaratogaogaKoga

HeIle wasawns anll early settlerset inI Southampton andand lived thete-lnet

th-eater

th-eaterhitternettle part of his life on what wasas originally known asas-hen

as-hen

isli-thethe KingsleyKinglyi1angle farmfittingfirm oppositeopposee the Centralcentercemeterycenter

Therallied following is the substanceinstinct offLaLL deeddeadpanupon recordi-ng

recordrecordi-ng

recordi-ngin BookKook 15 LandBlanc RecordsRecord Springfield MassClarisJasJabs

Stephen WilliamsVillains of SpringfieldSpring MassMss gavottegave LcmLemNell-ieuelduel Rust in consideration of the bumumuin of Five PoundsPound-s

Poun-ds

Poun-dssisix shillingss eC Sixpence lawful moneymoncy paid to meinein-step m-eteStephentechno Williams by LemuelLemur RustNibble of Southamp-ton

SouthamptonSouthamp-tonMassi aL deed to him the saidflick LemuelLemurJ Rustlust his heiresheiress Sa-ssignsassignsassigns ireforeverfore v r oneconc thirdthird ofasofaof at itractReactct of landl-ind containingconta-ining conta-ining thr-ee conta-iningsixtythroe acresacross one rood and three rods lying beingbingi-ngin the said Southampton beingheing thethc fiftieth lot in what isisM-

issyyokeOTa Staunton wasWWII the onlyjollity oneolle of ait familyfaintly olof tentell children thathaltta-malelint-

inglinti-

ngFidelmaleJeanieusee of ticthe ua in the name In eolgeol despondenceACIDIC with other ninthsreran rs o-ftorofN-

orthof-

tenthethc ffunnilyarrantlyfinally not descendantsleachedde candent olof IEllshaElsalib StauntonStraiten find AnnaAnion KensRustRuththelice authoranterior hea-then

hIShasHa-nsenbeenlacteally Uadvisedt to discarddriller tilethe useUEe of the u in the name libas Itttit-ttitGina1nablibb originallyorigin-ally corrigi-bilityentailed StantonStilton butMt1 it helie fuelsfeels compelled to10 follow thetholie exactu spelling of IIaa-nime

u-nhingenameItalic USused1 by theClio Filmplainlyfirmly Rhochose wlentercutterr Intoindigo tinsthus R1norknorororiHori

Massachusetts SPICILYPayPony RollsKolls

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HENRT RUSTBETS ANDADrFAcanedcalled the Broken Division said land belonged to thethr-eshers

thr-eshers

thr-eshersheirs of Mr11 WarhamMarkham MatherMatcher late of NewKew Haven de-dede-

ceasedde-

ceaseddede-

ceasedceasedIn witness whereofwhammed I have to this instrument stillYsleetyset myillYIll-

yrianmy-

landMy-

lantaM-

ayanlandhand and seal this fourteenth dayby of MarchandMarchedMarch1 and the yearrearre-ar

ye-ar

ye-arof Christ oneconc thousand seven hundredhunched candlelightand eighty andant-hem

ant-hem

ant-lerthe fourth year of the Independence of the UUnitednit StatesStat-es

Stat-es

Stat-esof America

Stephen Williams SealRea-ligned

Rea-ligned

Rea-lignedSigned sealedeagledeagledl delivered in presence ofO-

xfamSam Willia-mson

williamsJohn AskleyAshley S5

Hampshire ss55 MarchITchI Etch 21 1780

The Rev Stephen Williams personally appearingappearing fiC-fiCac-

knowledgeda-c kn-

owledgeknowledge the within instrument to behe his act S deeddea-dbeat

de-eded

de-ededbeforebefit William Puncheon JunJuan J pR-

ecdPr-

ecedeReedRecall MarchMarcel 21 1780 WresterRegistered from the originalorigin-al

origin-al

origin-alprPl tymetymn SyncPuncheonon JunJuan RearRegGreg

In Book 23 LandLam Records Springfield Mass def-

ined

wedef-

ined

def-

inedfind the followingfollowing

Ir LemuelLemur RustRUBt of Southampton Gentleman in concon-Cla-

ssification

con-

siderationcon-

siderationindicationideation of theHe sum cosecantof seventeen shillingsshaming six pe-nce

pencepen-ce

pe-ncehwlawfulI money paidhaul to me by SylvesterTester WoodbridgeFootbridgeFootbrid-ge

WTfootbridgefootbrid-ge

Oxbrid-geof Southampton Physician conveycalve c to him L hisha-sher

ha-shers

ha-shersheirsheir assigns foreverforyer a certainn parcel of land containcontain-contain-

ingcontain-

ingingKing oneonene quarter fanof an acre situated in SouthamptonSoutha-mptonboundedcloudedcloudedboundedaasa's follows vixAriz beginningbeginning byhy the highway atat-

theba-

theat-

theba-

theH-

attiethe northerly corner of the land I formerly soldold to theth-esis

th-esissaidaid Sylvester from thence runningrunning south Lhthirtysixsixty-six de-dede-

greesdedcde-

greesgreesgraces castCabot twentytwotwigtwittwo rodslOds Andeanand an half to a stake pa-

ternoster

atpa-

ternoster

pa-

ternosteranother corner of the said landslideHandholdlandJand sodassold as aforesaid thencethen-ceforthnortherly witto-wit from the same point iniH the easterly linelinclingc-

od

lin-e

lin-eof the aforesaid land seven rods anall half fromidiom thencethe-nce the-nce the-ncewesterly twentyone rods to the first mentioned bounds

Deed given on the 27 July 1785 the tenth year ofof-

tenof-

tenof-

tenthe Independence of the United States of AmericaLemuelLemur RutRust Seal

Signed sealedscaled S delivered in presence ofoa-fishly f-atale

of-A

so-faPassableAsahisahsash el BirgeDirge

lCynthia BirgeBilge 53

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1

FIFTH GENERATIONGE Aerator

July 28 1785 Lt LemuelLemur RustEast personally appearedacknowledgedledged the within to be his Dea-

rborndea-

condeeddicerdea-

conConanCornn JonJona Judd JimJunJustice of the PeacePea-ce Pa-cerReedRecd July 29 1785 underscoreantecededand recorded from the originalinalprPl ranWV SynclinePuncheon RegardPerFreig-

hterTheir children werei EbenezerKeene KinglyKinglier b 8 rOYNov 1763 min LydiaElyria LymanLeninii ZebulonZebu b 18 Feb 1766l 66 min Aurelia Nortoniii Elizabeth bh 26 KKovXvov 1768 d in infancyiv ChaunceyChancery b 5 Maral 1772 m Silence HanamHallamIrania-nv Anna b 17 Oct 17741714 d 17 Oct 1788

vi Elizabeth b 19 JimJan 1777 inm inl Southampton intdintintdintin-putpub 1 NovXv 1795 OathX DadaDar d 1810 They hadbad i

LKIUELi DadaSDi U b 1796 inlit MerindaErin BudlongEnding d1862 A sketch of his life mayway be found inIminiin I SouthSouth-Sou-th

South-ampton's

South-ampton'simpampton'sHamptononson's Sons in thelie MinistryMinis ryrv TheyTic hadLac 1I SamSoarSam-ple

Sor-ely

Sam-ueluellel Newels bh 1826 min Olivia P Wellsrolls They hudhad1 George SalmonSalmon-11 2 GGertrudeGertrud e MerindaTrinidad mtit WmWinWi-nBB Fuller 38 Harrietclarinet Elizabeth inIII LemuelLemur EldonWeldonDec-iliters

Hed-onist

Hed-onistStorms TheyThc hadlaid a NewellewellNewell StormsStorm-s Sto-rmsb RobertHobert LemuelLemur 411 William NewellewellNewell DadaDacIa 5Edward Wells 6 Charles GrahamCream 2 LaurieJuried A w-

oodI--

woodwood b 1829 d 1830 3 JleLeJma ElizabethEliza eh bh 1831min Charles WoodWoodwardnard no cliclip 4I JimafiferielAriel AtwoodI od iiI

b1 1835 Rev PVP WV EmensIncans T I-Imin Iicsescs SyrupSyracuse N1Y no ch Harriet Atwood Dada was an missionermissionarymissio-nary missio-nary Jteacher four yearsyens among the ChoctawChoel-aw Indians iniii theHote-nding te-nding

pIndian TerritoryTerritory During the civil war she wawas in-the

in-ter

illinfi-lth

in-the

in-ter

ithe United Statestastes hospital service four yearsoars andad twotor-ments

tor-ments

m-omentsmonths aifit Alexandria Winchester StrasburgStrasbourg HarflatHar-per's

Har-per'spersper's Ferry andIud AquiaAquin CrockCreel VVaa-aWashingtonWashington D1 CGettysburg 1Paa and andIsland ChartaChantCont-inuo

Chatta-nooga

nou-gat Cli-mateurologymoa ITennTenoncon After the war she graduated flofloefromII 1 a11m-

edicalm-

edicalmedical college in XNewPOWw York City ii JRustierIHusIHs HAi b1798 mUl Horace CowlesCowls TheyTher had 1 EllElishaGeishawc-owls

z

CowlesCowls min Polly CobbCob They hadLundhad 3 calch 2Z Elizabeth3 AnionAmosClio mtn ClarissarisEn Stevenson TheyThoy hadbud 2 rhell11 j4I-WOCarrotanon Johnsonwn mnl Marianairfoil TitTitusus h5 LydiaLyda 6 SS-i le-r leva-ntertelter killed by a shootersharp while Adjutant of an MichlregimenLogic in the civil war iii LYDIA Dada b 1801m Amos CowlesCowls and Arvin Rice d 18641863 They had1 George lashing CowlesCowls m Martha MerrimanMerrimentMerrim-ent lThey had 3 ch 2 BetseyBetsy Ann m ChariHariCharlesos PalmerPal-merThey had 4 cheh 3 VirusCirca i1 Phloem last twotw-o

tw-o

tw-od young 5 AArvinvinvain Jr RiveHire m FannyFaunally HoweUnocal had3 cheh iv CYNTHIAScylla Dada bI 1802 m jiElishaLillianlishalisa CowlesCowls

JJt

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HENRYHEIDI RUST ANDAD FFA-atILYFAUHLHLY

d 1872 TheyThey had 1 AnnAnu ElizaElf CowlesCowls inm RearHeRev-iewingWEdwinEdwin HQ Crane who was a missionary in Persiahave one ch 2 Emma m Frank Pratt have 3 cheb

3 Fanny Loretta4 LQ-eltaLQ mTO Rev Isaac NFluidFluidHUld hadhud 3 ellch

5 VirenaVirden 6 Samuel m CelestinCelestia Roberts 7 WyVaryi-ngin OrrenOren RiceHice had 3 cheh v WAKEI ALKERTALKER Dada b

1805 mnm Marialaria BardwellBarbell d 1885 They had 1

badhad 38 chcb 3 VeronaEnroll handsomehad one ellcheffaceryyaa 2 WillisWilliz4 EffeteIgnore te vi Er turn bh 1807 mTO John PP-itonsStorms d 1880 They hadbad 1 AnnnfAn-nf StormsFlorins mIIIN-igelfJoeloelJoel HendersonIncludes hadbad one clich 222 ILemuelVividinanely inIll DelicacyDeleteDilet-tantes

Dece-leratesMattesonMattesmattes hadlaid 4 cheh 3fi Johnfohn 4 Hezekiah 5 Ellis6 EmmellSmelt in Mary RoseKosc 7 SusanSilvan 8S CirclesCelts

viivi JohnJoshua bh 5 MarMr 1779 inm EtherEither Burtviiivili Sarah bh 10 July 1782 inm pub byhy outcry 9 AuAugAu 1-

8011801 HoseaOtiose PomeroyPointer dfl 23 Sept 1808

ixLx Cynthia bh 27 Aprpr 1784 d 5 JuneJujube 1788

51 Nathaniel Wilson DanielDarnel NathaniellanthanidelanthanideIsraelHenryfernyHe ry waaWadaswabwa bornhorn inill Coventry CtCL 25 April 1751

married inl CoventryAccentor 222 April 1781 RachelKachel Babc-ock

Babcock

born Inill CoventryContrive 233 Feb 1117511 leanedcleaneddiedcliedlied andpandaswasrUb hurhourburiedhurlcl in

RensselaervilleReseller NN Y 2 NovOY l182020 lieIle died in CovCov-Co-

ventry

Cov-

entry

Cov-

entryentry 25 MarJarliar 18281328lieIle waswib in thethc RevolutionaryRevolutionaryOvulations armysonny inill Captleapt Bacon

Company Sixth Battalion Wadsyadsorthorts BrigadeLipase nntingleting-le

index-

ical

cIC-

iscoColCool ChesterChesler 117766 alsoo privateprivet1 in CapstoneCaptCaput WaleiWelcomeNile Com-

pany

ComCom-Com-

panyC-

oinp-u militia 1777 fromlion CovenCoven-Coven-

try

Coven-

trypanypanky ColCool LatimerClaimer regimenttry Connect-

icutConnecticut

TheirTheil children wereii n1Rubyr b 10 JanJun 1782 m inm Chicopee FallsPaUs 212 MarIl

1803 JJosephJoseph Thompson w 1d1 1 Feb 1856

Aunt RubyHenry asus shesc wasawns always familiarly called wasWWIIdas-hingly

das-hinglyhighly esteemedstemmed and loved for sheshe was so handy inu-nmaking

u-nmaking

u-nmakingmaking fall sassapple and helpinghelpingnew comerscomer toto-mcat

to-mcat

to-mcatcatch their firstunrest breath lielle dind-inAnin TollandTolled CtClCm 1829

and isis buried there TheyThievedbhadd iJi JEIndia Thorup-ThorupThomp-son

so-n Thi-nson b 19 Feb 1805 mram Samuel Davis of XN Y

d 18 Jan 18831888 They residedresidedmost of their marri-ed

marriedmarri-ed

marri-edlife in TolandPoland and Rockville CtCt She survived herh-erbs

Et-ruscan

n-d he-arthshusbandnosebands many years TheThey had 1 Caroline SatirizeDavitDa-viswho innr RollinRolling LathropAnthropIntro of TollandTongan Ct 2 AA Daugh-DaughDaugh-

terw-ho fa-certertear who inm John X Bissell of South ManchesterBunchesMan Chester CtGL

YRecordEscortDecorl of ConnecticutConnecticutMenfnrenOren In theUie HC War

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QCld SocietySOCIETYSoci-etyFrITH GENERATIONGENERATIONS OF UTAHliTAH

shehe d1 manymayMayeryearsveal'Syears guanoago leaving 1 A 9 whowo-nt

who-mntI Mrr SiringStrong of S MiI JJemimaEstoniaenigma DavisDans leftletleft twtwo othermoth-erhood

moth-erhood

moth-erhoodchildren iih JOSEPHUSJOSEPH Thompson b 6 TanJan 1806d1 Oct 1806 iiii CHAUNCEYCEYIITn C EY GGOODRICHb 3S Sept1807 nim Cynthia HardinJading of Mansfieldalls eldgeld Ct d 15

Sept 1832 They left oneOIK cheh an son iv TEHRANbh 11 SNovXvov 1810 inIll and for many years re-rere-

sidedre-

sidedrere-

sidedsided in RoyalHonl OakAuk MidiMichlich where he d 1I Marliner 1858TheyChet had 1i TarsalJw wllwall Dwight d in the civil Willwar1861 22 RubclubfluRubiowho inm afi Mr11 CrombieCronies resRees limingFirminglimi-ng

Birming-ham

Birming-hamhamham MidiMichlich v AlAXIALIANDADIANA AMELIAAliciaP b 6 July 1811S in

FahelFatherly EaEastonGenerouston of Springfield d 8 Sept 1851 Th-eyTheyTh-ey Th-eyhad 1 Helenhlelen FAF Easton who 1resRees6 in MittineagueMitoticMitoti-cyivi JOSEPHJOS YW Thompson bh 2 Augug 1815 min 112IA-

ugAugAu 1840 InertlyHarrietHarriettHarrietet N Reed resRees PeoriaPoring IllIll TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhad 1 Emily JuicedNeed b 27 JuneJUDe 18111841 2 LariatAlacr-itousLouisaLouia b 5 NovXvov 1843 inIll 30 Janfan 1871 Thomass DH-odgesHodges TheyTheyTher had 1 JesseJcsse THodgesT Hodges b 8 Nov101872 2 Louis ItRR b 29 JanJun 1874ISH 3 AArthurrattlerArthur T1 1-2

hb2 Feb 1876 4 Thomas Wr b 20 AugAu 1877 5Robert Bn b1 10 Sept 1879 6 NinaXinain VY b SO30 Oct188288 7 Josephine Atlasuskin b 19HI June 1889 3

FlipElli DwightWright Thompson b 8 Jan 181618 i 6 d illinm-illenaries

ci-nematic

d-iureticBeatriceBeatriceSNebXebeccb 1885 4 ArthurArturo VietnamDisciplinarianJed Camilla b j100 Dec1854 5 LeonardCommaiLoran b 29 NovXvK0 1857 6 Caldwell

mIfe bh 4 Sept 18621862 viiii LOUISALOUISLouis RAILIllicit L b1 29Sept 181781 min 1st 14 OctVet 18499 Mrtr HIJ LinesClinics oflo-gic

fu-stian

fu-lcraTicUtica Ny Y lieHe d 11 DecDee 1857 She mIll 2 1 an IMMrJrWoodruffWoodcut who d in 1880 ResHes Binghamton XN T-hey

YThey hadlaid 1I FredJfred Jf LinesLiner resRees inill UticaVatican NK Y 2

Adelialei JiJJi min Taylor L1 AwesAllies of RockdaleRockede lieIle is ana-untyMatt now resRees in Binghamton viii EUNICKUNPICK STORMSSTORKS

Thompson b 3R JuneJunc 1820 mHI JoelTowel Newcombenwomb bo-ttomland

ofot-toman

bo-ttomlandTollandTongan d in So80 WilbrahamWilbur 10 AugAu 1847 onlyon-ly

on-ly on-lytwo yearsyears alterafter her marriage no childrenchild-renii SamuelStill b 9g NovSo 17881783183 m Juliafolium VorstWorst

1 07 iiiHi lEphraimthrall Babcock bh 1 Oct 1785 mIII AAnnannaAnna SubornSub-ornrivHivMaryLandry b1 20 DocDec 1788 min in OhoCoos NX YV NellylabGiltKilti-

e

r

HowellI J bowel d 4 Oct 1872 no child-ren

childrenv LuraLaura b 18 MayMayIcily 1790 d inill South Coventry JCLCtCL 5 OcLOcalaOct

1802

vi John AmesMacs b 7 Novov 1792 m Anna MariaAria Holts

52 Elijah IsraeliIsrael IsraelSealIsraeli Israel2 HenryHenrJHerniaswasbase-born

base-born

base-bornborn in NorthamptonNortheastern y8 MarchSmirchItch 1736 mimmarried 2929 July21762 Miriam StrongStrona-StronaAstonishedShe died 11 Sept 1781 He

l

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g eWdeferIJ frhri linOlin fzA--A J

221 HENRYRE RY RUST AND FAMILYYAMILTAMILY

married second DeliveranceEnlivenment widow of AsaphAsap WalesWVWal-es

alessales-

manand only daughter of teeniestNethermost Cleveland horn u-nmagnified

inu-nmagnifiedMansfieldraffled Ct 22 AugAu 17499 died 19 Feb 1800

TheTheftttwill or arrangementsmanagements by Deliverance wasWl mademaJe12 Dec 1789 tsetbetct offoft 171 7 April 1792 ft He madeMade-line

maiden-

hairs

maiden-

hairshishie will 21 MarchInch 1789 died 15 NovKov 1717899 ElijahElij-ah

Elij-ahww quite an extensive landlandownerowner and dese-

rterdealer

Their children weres Elijah JrrRr b JanTUll 1764 bapap 3 Feb 1764 d 20 Apr

1767ii Salome m inia WesthamptonStantonW 11 Dec 1788 JJosephJos-eph Jos-ephWillies Jr a farmer of Chesterfieldeldgeld TheyTheThey remove-

dremoved

to PompeyPopeyePompeyPopeye K1 Y afterward tuto SennettSediment yXN Y Th-eyTheyTh-ey Th-eyhad i1 HONlock Rhodes a merchant at ManMan-Man-

liusMan-

liestM-anMan--

liusan-anal-

iensliuslins N Y lieHe m Louisa Gardiner a sister of Judge2ndJu-dgedJJu-dged

nudgeind-exationAddison Gardiner of Rochester XS Y Honrion Elij-ah

ElijahElij-ah

Elij-ahwas state Senator iuinm 1841 no choh ii IlleavenlawAndrew inIIIbi-naryMarvfary AnnAim FlemingFlemming JI toe was aII merchant in SyracuseSyracu-seNK Y They had I FultoniFi anceVanceancbanc ebb who min a Mrlr Keep f-lock

off-lock f-lockLockportLockout N Y 2 HarveyLarceny JrIrf a gradmd of UnionUn-ion

Univ-ocal

Univo-callyjolljollyCoil XN Y 3 A DoughierDaughter who d young 4 Josephiiii SOPHIA d Unumum in thelie primeprim of life at Cann-el

SennettUsenetN Y iv OsarOscarvyOaiti inm MarylieuLandry BriggsBrings ireHe wassis a11 farmerfirmerurchi-n

farm-er

firm-erin Skaneateles NX Y They hahad1 1I Augural8e 2

3 SophiaSOp 41 Elizabeth 5 Sarahuralamah 6

LymanLayman 17 WilliamWWw BriggsBrigg 8 meLugene 9 LawULalLal vv-

iiv-

Lv-

iV-

ilnaIiLanai rAXIRAS m CordeliaCornelian IlHarrisonclarionarrisonHarrison of New York an mermner-mer-chant

mer-chant

mer-chantchant in XN YV viyi HAHS inm RevPeeve Mr GregoryCategory P-

resbyteriana1P-

resbyterianPresbyterian clergymancraggy in WestfieldWheatfield no cheh viivi-iJJosiahGospel aIl merchant infamiesin ManliusManliest XN Y

iii Elijah Jr bh 4 July 1768 min Anna Millerilliv JJoeloclfocal b 5 AugAu 17701 min Desire CogswellCogwheel

Ill v AsahelPassable b 16 AugAu 1772 min DorenDorcas Squirevii Lydia b 10 JulyJulyJuly 17711774 probably d before 11789 fiRasa shi-

esbo-

issheshosho-

jisis not named in the willWil-lieviiii Miriam b 20 Mar 1775 inm 10 Dec 1794 iraEzra s ofof-

fenseJosephJoseph andIsland Isabel Strong KingsleyKingly b 16 AugAu1771

viii RhodaPhD bh 5 AprApI 1778 mTn 27 Novov 1799 Scarab Ly-LyLy-man

La-yman

LyLy-man

La-ymanman Id iniu Chester 0 17 Novov 1809 They had l-

iederi

EiDErA LymanLayman b1 9 AugAu 1800 d 8 Marar 1817

Behemoth ReentryHenry 3 MooseMoetI ClevelandCloudilyt Hump hire County ProbateKiribati Recordorb11 son of docSoc John lolinloin lohn1 LacebarkBuckboard therhe emiemi-em-

igrantem-

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ii Sop oil b 14 June 1802 m 2328 Mayray 1818266John Fellows ibiii 20 Feb 1801 They had 1 JohnParkers Fellows b 16 Feb 1827 2 DwightDogfight b 23NovKoy 1828 38 DorrisDorm b 20 Sept 1830 4 JuliusJuliaJ lialiar b28 NovNoy 1833 5j JohnJohir hymanTallymanI jibing b 31 faMay 18421812 6

OrrinOrion b 20 July 1843 iiilii OwenRoROWENRouxHuxley b 9 Sept 18041803m 27 KXvov0 1825 AlonzoAlfonso MelvinMelYin b in ChesterCheater Ohio 2Oct l179494 They had 1 FideliaFidel LaymanT MelvinChin b3 AugAu 1826 2 Lath MariaMarl b 24 MayraYJraY 1827 3

Addison SmithMillSrith b 22 Sept 1829 min CordeliaCornell McKin-McKinMcKin-ney

McKin-ney ne-v ne-vineyNE 4t ShepardShipyard Knapp b 13 AugAu 1830 5 ForTor-For-dyce

Fo-rd T-ory F-w

dyc-edycedye RustBust b 23 July 1832 6 SarahSurah Elide b 24AugAu 1834 7 Reuben LymanJI b 12 Oct 1836 8ElihuEli Oliver b 29 July 18381888 9 DuntonDuttonDun ton Taylorlaylor b23 Oct 1840 10 AlonzoAlfonso AustinAuslin b 10 Augug 1842 11RowenaRowe Cuspidate b 3 Sept 1844 12 EdwardDiscard PaysonPasoPay so-bb 21 Oct 18466 13 HenryyJarArty b 17 Sept 1850iv RHODAHonDA LymanLynda bh 2 Sept 1806 min 2 JillJanJanus 1833Seth FrisselFrisse b 12 Dec 1799 They had 1 lectaElectaEle-ctraFootS FisselFi-isselrisselrise b 15 Jan 1834 2 Thomasalways BolterJolter b5 Oct 1836 3 Elizabeth b 5 Dec 1839 4 PrankFrankj 7

TitteringKurdloge b 10 Apr 18171847 d 2328 MaysMay 1864 5Augustus WatkinsAtlantis b 11 AugAu 1849 VvalleyLillY1 Ly-LyLy-man

La-yman L-y ra-diimUllman b 22 Oct 1809 inm 38 JimJill 1830 Solomon CF-erryFerry b 9 Sept 1806 They had 1 sAxons Chal-ChalOa-hu

m-r1 tetra Ferry b 17 Sept 1830 2 Solomon AllAlansonAlisonArlingto-n

Aliso-n

onb 2 NovKov 1833 3 LucinaEucina ParnellPommel b 11 1Mar4 Solomon 0Cc b1 7 xNovov 118361936 5 Emily LocumArchival b 20oD-

ougAugAu 1839 6 SophiaSolicit Schwa bh 23 JanJau 1842 7J4Iowan Solomon b 38 AugAu 1815 8 A elsonNelsonso 0C 1h 1Feb 1847last 9 DoraDom MariaJwia bh 100 AugAu 1850

ix Titus b1 17 Oct 1717799 min Charlotte PomeroyPoetryOmicro-nx A ChildBuild b1 1781 d Sept 1781 with its mother

53 Israel Jr 5 IsraelIsrael Israel Israel HHenryHenry wasbase-born

base-born

base-bornborn 44 Dec 1741 married in NorthamptonNortheastern 22 AugAu1768 Esther BartlettBart sister of PhebePhoebe Bartlett whosehom-eowners

hom-eownersconversionconcession atit the age of fourfoul yearscurs undandid interestoutdoors in SunSun-Sun-day

Sun-day

SunSun-dayday schoolClairol books have givengiven her great notoriety IleIsleFie-lded

Le-aded

lea-deddied 21 Oct 1816 SheSc died probablyprobably about 1 DeeDec 1

1829 lieIle was a farmer in NorthamptonSouthamptonTherhe following is the essential parts ofinfanof anin instrument onunr-

ecordedunr-

ecordedunr-

ecordedrecord in Book 23 Land RecordsError s at Springfield Masslusslusts

Israel RustBust of NNorthamptonNortheasternhamptonThompson Massrareness yeoman for inin-consideration

in-consideration

in-considerationconsideration of the sum of seven pounds lawful money

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hHENRYHENRYENTRY RUST AANDl FAMILY

to10 me in handband paid byhr Seth BurkeBurkBurke WesthamptonVestmentof yeoyeo-yeo-man

yeo-man

yeo-manman give f-ds-dd Seth deeddeed ofasofaof a piece of landownerland now lyinglimy inin-

Vti-

mestamp i-nVWesthamptonstampingoriginalbeingheingshinbonebeingone halfhalfof that part of the originallotbynamein the long division in NorthamptonNortheastern laidlaid out byJames North which lies between the farm of MartinMaltingMultin-uclear

Parti-cular

Parti-cularClark the farm of EbenezerBreezier French exceptingexcepting a highhigh-high-way

high-way

highhigh-waywayway at thelie west end of said piece of which highway theth-esis

th-esis

th-esissaid Seth is to have allan the benefit and advantage ofk-owhai

k-owhai

k-owhaiwhich IMyselfmyself could have had this conveyance not Be-nnie

beenheenhen-naed

Be-nniemade

In witness whereofhereof TJ have hereto set my hand sealsteal-thiest

steal-thiest

steal-thiestthis seventh day of Aprilt in the year flourof our Lord oneon-erous

on-erous on-erousthousandthousandssevensec hundredhundred nd threethriceeightythree

Israel RustEust S Rea-ligned

Rea-ligned

SealRea-lignedSigned sealedsealed andund deliveredveredverged in presence ofusfunsof usse-

samese-

samese-

sameSamuel SlicklyIncludeCaleb StrongStro-

ngerSS-

apidAprilAped 8 1783 personallypersonally appeared Israel RustBust ac-acac-knowledged

ac-knowledged

acac-knowledged1 knowledge this instrument to10 be his deed

r CorCoraAstronautic

C StrongAstro-nautic

Astro-nauticJustice of the PeacePearcePe-aceRecdHoed MayIny 5 1785 recorded from the original

i prPl AV PuncheonPsycho CgRcExc-rete

rTheirTheil children werewore

i1 CheChenChestertierce b 122 Feb 1769 inm 1798 Esther Wrightii ElectaElectra 171 7 Oct 1770 nim 8 JanTn 1800 Jared ClarkdarkClark d

277 JJuneline 18538 3 had oneconc sonsou in NNorthamptonNortheasterniiiHi SethSelli b 15 Mar1111 1772 min JerushaJerusalem StarrSurerSteril-

ely11 iv PhineasPicashineaChina b1 29 AugAu 17731778 inUl Maltafilial DeviceEverettDecrepitDecrep-it

tv IsraelFrancis b 9 July1 ulyJuly 1775 d 6 Marlr 1800

vi JJonathannatal b 1777 j inm FannyPanay DickDickinsonr son

viiii Esther bL 111 July 1779 m 41 June 1806 ColCool JosiahDickinson 1h 11784 d 26 Mayay 1862 atmtet 78 y She d23 xNovXOYOY 1869 wtductt 88 y 5 mos 2 d They livedsliced onco-mpile

co-mpileMaplelapIelapel St XNorthamptonWorthington They hadband buthut oneOIle childi ISRAELDISTILL RUSTlotus T Dickinson b1 AdugAug 1806 fi-nagling

minAngelineAngelina FrancesrancesFrances SmithInuit d 12 Mayla 1879 letwt 72 y 9Theymosnos SheShedd 25 Sept 1871SilSail rotaffil 63 y 5 mosinos PileTheyhad four sonssous 1 SavorySwigSeveSteve milliampJJ 8 2 Sethgel h 3 Ed-EdEd-ward

Min-wardward 41 LutherTailor wholido d youngyouyoung and one daudaub 5 Yettactlitt-le li-e y-c Y-etilie resReesrcre 36 Maplenipple St NorthamptonNortheastern

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FIFTH GENERATIONGE NEUTRINO

54 Perhaps DanielFannie TonalJonathan 3 Israelilustrate Henryser-ifwas born June 174017 baptisedbents in SouthingtonSouthampton Ctt1813 Apr 1742 married Concisionintention published in Ston-StonLoc-ution

Ston-

ington

Sto-ning

St-on Se-tontonbigingtonKingston Ct o5 Jan 1758 Hannah Parsons 3 she died

17761776

Their children were

i bHosannaRosalieRommel b1 ab 1760 in MosesMosesMoses Bacon of BurlingtonBurlingt-on

Burling OllMoll

Ct d 15 Jan 1512 TheyTry hadihadhadhad- iBac-

on

ALM-

ArAL Baconwho inm AsaphAsap TylerTic ii NARoostnOL XA inm Jason dri-dge

rid-ge BrimBrim-Bain-bridgedridgeridged iiiHi BERT min JJoseph GillettGillett ivinvolucrat-e

LuomALoaLucb 1919 Feb 1785 innln EnonEllon Spencer They hadhandha 1

LoLois SteeleSteeleS Spencer b 18 OutOct 1812 min Mr BuellBellUncl-otheTheThey had 1 Mrs William WilcoxJoe now resRees u-mbrage

d-intinu-

ntwinesTwinsburgTwins 0O 2 LucindaLuanda b11 3 NovTOY 181418 4 d 5 Nov1855 3 JaAliciaLucinaLucinda h 11 Sept 1818 d 7 Feb1877 4 SarahScruffier AmeliaPamelia bh 177 MayIcilyay 182182 d fj5 June1868 5 ShermanSlovenian EnonI 1b 20 AugAuA ug 1821 resRees illinin-somuch

in-somuch

oi-lclothSouth Thompson 0O vY Moss BaconNewell mIll SallyS-ally S-ally ii-er S-allyDowner vi NancyInletsAXCYACHY never inni vii PoorlyPoorer in JasonBandied hosannaRosannaHosannaJ osannahosanna wifewile of JasonArson BrumalBrandiedproberob d and helie inJIl ponyPollyl ollyMolly viii sErLET VS inni Sa-lly Sa-lly

SallyBaker ixLx lidosglossily1 mininfillMatildaJii AmosAmob b ab 1762 mln Spencer and Sophia BaileyDailey

iiiHi AloneyMaloney b 19 Feb 1766 mln Esther BondDoud

iv JohnJohn bapap in StoningtonStoning oCti 25 Oct 1767 d quitequietqui-eting

qu-ite

qu-iteyoung

v Abigail baphap 22 MaylilY 1768 niin 1stsl MainAgilely ofco-gnoscente

h-ognoseGoshen Ct helie d and shebe inni UnmanVilnaI Hea-then

SheHea-

thenHea-

thenthen removedremold to MarkhamArchaist CtOtCL and mIll WllieWateAtc-hison

Atc-hisonMulishAlison who d in BK where she remained until the-reat

herhe-rded

the-reatdeathdeaU

vi Stephen b11 ab 1770 min Elizabeth McNeilJMc eilNeil

vii ElishaElfish b ab 1772172 min JensieJessie ElwellLowellJ

viii ObedLobed b in Bristol CtOt 1775 m Susanna DoudDud

55 StephenS DanielanielDaniel Jonathanfrontline IsraeliPistolIsrael TerryFerruleFer-rywaswis hornborn about 1747 marriedmarried atit Groton tCtCL PrudencePrude-nce

Pruden-ce

Pruden-ceBill DuringDurian theilie RevolutionarydevotionJ warweir he waswis in te-nted

thete-nted

te-nted

IUnited tStatestact service in anin artilleryillicitlyartillerycompanycompany underunde-rcoat

under-coat

under-coatCaptCaput Jonathan StoddardStandard ColCool ThosLidos CmCroninCraftft servedsenor from 1

trPrudence Willwas theth Danaherdaughter of ErinConjReijiI1 BillHill PhilllpJ Phillip Johnfondle bOIlbomho n G-

AugG-

augeGa

1111 1703 marredmimed SarahSarahSirloin DavisDavis Hackler1 hellheir children aRw namenamedimpanel in the will wereCitylIeu born 1710 ChristopherChristopherwhoaho cuedIned in StunningInhibitionStoning Abigail CatherineCoalholePrudence Tabitharattan and AdenoidalDeDeborahBillGIllMollBilIBillie GenealogyGenealogicEnveloppp 22120320 3

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HENRY RUSTKUST ANDD FrASHLYDULY

8 May to 8 July 1777 He was a master mariner andban-died

ban-died

ban-dieddied at sea about 1786

Their children werei Stephen6 m Hannah Tanner of Binghamton X Y

antiquedaddressedand rushedrinsed several children see notenot-eliii Sarah min Rufus Tracy d AugAuAu rj 18431848

iiiill Prudence m GeoGeol Augustus SylvanSediment she d 1 Sept18331888

vviv Benjamin d at sea UnumUnu-mv ElishaElfish dd at sea Unum

vi Christopher Bill in manhoodmanhole called his name WilliamlillianV Ellib in Preston Ct 26 Apr 1776 minElisabethElizabeth FartPard-

onon

Vii NancyGalley b 1786 mIll 1stlet CaptCaput JJohnJoelCom RER WhitakerWhicker minZachariahZechariah KeyesKeys d 44 July 1838 They had sev-eral sev-eral

severalsev-eralchildren

SIXTHSix GGENERGENDERGENERATIONENERVATION

56 Moses Moses Samuel SamuelGamesomelySamuel SamuelHenrylHenry was born in Gloucester 6 Oct 1765 married27 Feb 1794 Patience LufkinUnfold of Gloucester RevPr-evailDaniel rollerFuller officiating TeJ-Te wasWIlS a master marinerurine andpan-

daspan-

daspan-

daswas together with hialiis brothers Samuel and JJohn lostlo-st

lo-st

lo-stat GrandGall Banks oiloff the coatcoast of NewfoundlandK about179717 t lieIle died intestateinterstate andlandlandandVmm Lufkin wasWWII ap-ap

Massachusetts Pay tollsRolls

OnsiteKonKongOT1 StephenSteeple lived near NorwichComicconch Ct inm 1PoquetanuckPiquet anal iswhenhenhen a ladla-ndsidesuddenly disappeared rillThis w as probablyRobby not farrr from 1775I 5 AfterHater aboutfallout twentytweet-ers twe-nty ea-rscaTSbythebyteears ensconceaabsencesenceSpence noto returnedTurned buthut only lornforalorlord a short visit ncTIe had beenbeell captured byby-

the b-ytethe IndiansIndian andanti forced withith threelicit others to runrull thelie gauntlet lieHe was thelie nyl-on

onlynyl-on

nyl-onone that survived thishallo ordealIrena AnAan old IndianIndianan hapliant taken ai fancyfmc to himlIim gaveWinhimgavelinggavelthe IndiansIndian's prescription na billethill to bite uponUPI when tempted rotoronIJ out WithWhit-ehall

with-al

wit-hinpollenpa ln 1111alls enabledliable d himlum to pass between thelie twotivo flies of tomahawks andind receiverece-ive

rece-ive

rece-ivetheir blowsbowshotwithouttout linchpinChinchlicking IHsHIs couragecoursing savedsLed hunhim andaneIsuzu gIinhumegivegave himhun the favorfav-or fav-or fav-orof theClio Indians lieIle aftenoftenaftermatharcsrob became leachinga lea ding spiritPlatt amonggaining themtic It Isleis saidagi-tate

dthat heho stoodstood in such greatharlotcit favorfavoritewithIl themtiepin that they desireddesalted him to marry thecl-icheschiefschief's daughterdaughter whichlich liehe refused to do AfterJittertortore IllShis return to hisIlishi own peoplepeo-plewhen 1151askedaskedabsurd if helie would Kremlinremain 1withIthItch them he replied The Indians arearc goadOcdgoa-ded

Good-manandml I ohahaKatiKatie ea become acquaintedacuminatedacquaintedutn italic their customs andani Will11 return to them Ta-ipei

TIeIleTa-ipei L-easwasWWII afterwardsafternoonsafter ardsbards heardhean of atlit Binghamtonlingam where liehe marriednarrowed and raisedrallied severalsper-micide sev-eral

sper-micidechildren Theselees factsfonts wwereere told to William nU RustRUIt druggistBirgit yewNew BrunswickBrunsw-ickEwersNew Jersey by Illshis Secomsecond cousin Mrsfrs Prudence WhitakerWhitr and Mrfr Rust gavethemgameteto thetho autho-

rauthormentholtf Moses was captioncaptain of his own vesseloverset and his brother Samuel 81was his mateMontemate-

ItoMac-

eiomate-

IToMac-

eioItoHo was hailedbailed by a frondfriendfrond inII a pastingpassing vesselchisel just beforeenforce the storm struck whohowh-isked ho-stedaskedhogsheadheadhimham If heho Nwasas homeward boundfoul lieIle replied thattnt heLelandhadhand oneone moremarc hogshogs-headhend of salt to wnotet 11 thenlien liehe would start For homelime HeIle wasFibs never after heardhear-d hear-d hea-rdof All11 went down ElovElmoEileenon other familiesfailsfaIfail lutes in Gloucester werewee causedcussed to mournmou-rnbymournthelie workork oof this storm

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SIXTHTH GENERATION

pointed administrator 6 FebFeh 17981798 Dower set offoft toth-is

th-is

th-ishis widow Patience 3 NovXvLrQ 1801 t afterlifter she hadheldhandcarhallmarkmarmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

marmar-riedriedreid Daniel PushierPrussic Son Mosesroses wasus about seven yea-rs rea-rs

yearsrearsyea-rsold when Imhishi mother was appointed his guardiancrusading 3 NovNoy

Their childrenAlden werei1 MOSS b 27 OctOct 1795 inm LucyJuicy Proctor

57 Benjamin Samuel Samuel SalHenry wasWalls born in Gloucester 21 Sept 1774 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid 13 AugAu 1803 LydiaReclaim daughter of WinYm and AbiAbi-Abi-gail

Abi-gail

Abig-ailgailail GroverGrayer Pew or01 PughUgh nclIo died in Gloucester 13

AprilApr 1846 Records read Benjredden Rust husbandhus-bandcommittedcommittedsuicide in GloucesterGlue LeerLeerierApr 13 1846 ageacre 71Sarahyears 6 mo he was son of Moses and SarahRust a marinermar nernear of WestVest Gloucester

Their children werei BenjaminLivoniaFranklinFranklin-Franklinlanolin bh 7 Aprt 11804 in Livonia

PerkinsPardonsii JohnJolmlm b 15 July1ulyJuly 1805 i lostJost at sea 15 Nov 1831831miii LydiaLyGangrenedfl AimAnn b 111 1 Feb 1809 in 1stsfat ab 1826 BazaarCollinsEdEdt ardsbards who was lost at sea nim 2211 1830 CollinsCopious

ParrotParrotParrott min Albert BowmanBowmanShebe hadbad byb 1stJ at inmi HANNAHrack AlI lUAsJLLauLUllALUllnAsnabs Edwards b 31 NovSovov 1828 inHenryHenryplenary Bishop 1850 liehe d inu Cal TheyTiey hadlaid 1henryDiem 89S Bishop b 28 Sept 1851 min 10 AugAu1872 Annie LouisaJoins BennettBout resRees LynnPm is in the UAndreaSUSIntTit RevRCY service They hadhud 1I Eugene Andreab1 Sept 1873 d JanJill 11871 2 Herbert Eb 15 Dec 11874 Lydia Ann by 21111min had ii BmBr7K-EN JUI-CINGEliElisabethDill 1F ParrottPinkroot b 9 JanJinn 1831 inm EEtElisabetht BachHuntH aunt of Augusta McMere hasbas a1 minlainm of 2 chell ArthurArth-ur Arthur-ianruedmd FlorenceFoliageorifice OrdealsDotardsJW wards helie is considered Waltonwealthy miii

WV b 17 liarAir 1833 went to Cal nCIuncialsand waswassailedkilled there never m ivhy EdamBewailsvimovieKKE b 18381888 inm 6Marnfl 1862 Caroline dandau of ChuChubChas and Sarah LaneLaue jhasbas noIlO ch resRees West AveAYe GloGallo Uelie wasFibs in the civilciviccav-iar

cav-ilercivilwarsear 1862 Albert Bowman husband of LydIaAnnLydiadd in the insane asylumMylum l She d 21 DecDee 1860ofonerousnervous prostration epilepsy for one yyearer age 51 y8 mo 20 ddoXoNoX0 chcli bybv husbandhu bald

Probate lectors IbIdfind OwletLOt iMdid1 bid

iY

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28 InDOXYTtY RustRUST Ji FeltFA onlyLY

iv George Washington bh 27 Jan 1811 mIn CintClintintdinthit pub 20Apr 1837 by RevHey Thoslos JaneJones NancyAncy Millibarlibber IIIleIsleLe-is

Ho-is

Ho-pis

0is dead no children

vy Sarah C b 26 JJunene 1812 inm 1831 Oliver ParrotParrottPa-n of-fbro of her sister LydiasLydia's hushubshusbandLisbonand CollinsCollius ParJarJar-ratt

Ar-rant

Par-rott

Pa-rrot P-ar ro-ttrottrot of Lynn TheyTher had i ParrottPan b115 JJuneuneJune 1832 in LurBlurLucindaLuluindaLinda Lane They hadhand 1 Wfettlel-lliam b1 1860 2 Charles Ib alab 1862 iijl Summit b26 Oct 1837 d in one year

vi Abigail D b 9 JJan 1815 m 10 Oct lS183331 byly HcKievSamuel GallimaufryCellar Andrew TarrTarry helie d with cramp inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe stomach taken sick at seSQseai They had i A SosaSosSouse-dd 4 MayKay 1837 aged CG months

viivil Elizabeth b11313 Sept 18371817 inm John IresonReason a mercha-nt

McCaul-ey

merchantof Lynn d in LL 12 Apr 1850 tactett 3262 helie d at LLT-heyTheyrhey hadbad i A So-aSoSo 8

d at one yearyeller

viii Lucinda 1 23 NovXvOy 1819 d in GloGallo 21 Dec 1835 offa-cialsconstipationcoils limpet on

hix Mary b1 in Glomo 18 AugAu 1823 min 1st Sept 1811

Alamo Bn Chapman of LynnLyun HeTIc was a shoemakersho-eshoemak-

ermin Georgecorgecore son of James and1 Lydia MorganMo-rganSawyer bh 12 July lisle1815 no chth by last inm Mr th-awshas been an pilot at GloGio port for more than 30 year-end

yearsye-ars

year-endandIsland knows every rockroe in thelie bayhay isic an pleasant socialocialsoc-ial

soc-ial

Oc-alaand intelligentincitement gentleman resRees GloWo ByEy 1st inIll MaryMary-land

Mary-landhad iAATaa Chapman b SeptJept 18423 d ett3 y 6 mo ii TopiaryLoranJIOlla B b 4 JJanUllHull 1848 resRees LynnLynuminUnum iii ALASO 11 b 22 Sept 1850 min 27 July1882 NellieelJiebelie daudan of Joseph and Elizabeth SylvesterinvestorSylv-esterAdamsdams TheyThey had 1 Thomas AlanAlan bh 5 JanInn18831881 2 DellicDeliDeli hb fj5 AugAu 1881 3 BrucePrice b 6 Sept1886 4 A SwSon d soon 5 BerthaJet b 3 Nov 1888

58 William ChoateChlorate JIoseSouses Samuel S zuelzealSamuel HenryChervil wnwilswil's horn 10IG NovNo 11783 marriedIngrid hybyhy-phen

b-yRe b-yReRevHev PerezPyrex Lincoln in Gloucester 23 Novyov 1805 CharChar-Cha-rlotte

Cha-rlotte lo-gic Ce-lialottelotto daughteranorthic ofol CaptChiplptpt Solomon andnd Dolly Free-mason

BrownBabsonBaboon of EnEnglandland hornborn in GloucesterCrotches 1786178678 dieddial J122

July 1833 liefIe marriedmangledarrivedercisecond 28 NovXO 1833 WidowfellowWid-ow fell-owLydia LaroqueBaroque Rev ThosEthos Jones ofofficiatingofficiatingciting He tieddieddeedi-ng

deedi-ng

tidi-ngin Gloucester 23 Mayfly 11870157070 and was buriedhurried inin OakOukOak-Grove

Oak-GroveGroveRoyce cometcemeterycement She died 5 Marchlarch 1872 tntmt eightyeighty-clingst-one

Leigh-ton

on-e cagi-lyone years Helie was a cooper obviationby vocationOcotillo

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Their children were

121 i William ChoateChlorate b 16 Sept 1806 m Eliza LeeIeeLe-iii Solomon b 10 Apr 1808 d young

iii MoseshosesosesMoses b1 141 MayJay 1809 d Unummn in Lynn 14 AAprr 1879

iv Joshua b 29 SovKoy1ov 1810 d 15 AugAu 1812

1 vyS Addison ClarendonClaremont b1 14 Feb 1812 min Eliza BurleighBurlingChanged hisbis name from Rust to ClarendonClaremont

vi IppsDips Bray b 12 AugAu 1816 removed to LynnLyun and minMayd MayMayfay 1842 no childrenchildr-

enviirii Susan b in GloGallo 5 Feb 1818 m in LynnLynu 8 Oct 1837Edward s of LemuelLemur and ElizabethlizabethElizabeth RichardsonbluchersRichard-sonPoor b in WoburnWound 29 AugAu 1815 d in L 25 MarAar1887 TIclie was a member of the Common Council offL-ynn

fL-ynn

fL-ynnLynn and held everyeveneventfulsecurer officepoliceofce in the MethodistMethoMethod chur-ches

churchexcept that of ministerminister They had i JULIAUltra8A b19 Febbeb 1839 ii ELIZABETHReliabilities S b in Lynn 21 Oct1846 iii ClAmCHARLESCACKLESs EDWARD b 11 Sept 1862 ivi-nviteFIUFUFiduciaryucJ E DRAKEDnADRAKE b 4 MarAar 1866 Widow andGandhichilchil-chil-dren

chil-dren

chil-drendrenden reside inill Lynn

viii Lafayette b 141 llalaMayAy 1824 min CaterBetseyBetsy CashmanCumshaw

ix Eleanor b 16 Jan 1826 min Wm HomanOman hadhall one sonall d1 in Lynn 1849

x Alfred b 38 Mar 1829 d at sea Unumnm

59 Israel Israel 5 SamuelSaSCmu SamuelSamuelI SamuelSwivelSwine-herdHenry was baptisedchastised 5 Sept 1790 married 1 AugAu1819 Miss BetseyBitchy daughter of AbnerBanner and ElizabethElizab-eth

Elizab-ethBray WalkerTalker of Mainefaine born 1805 died 4 June

1866 a widow He was a farmer in WestVest Gloucester

Their children werei baphap 19 Oct 1821 min in AnnisquamAnis 30 Mar

1844 by RevKev Henry JewettHewlett WilliamVillain s ovumof WmVm andLa-ndau

san-dman

san-dmanNancy BurnhamBurmaBurnhamBurma Lufkin seesec 26 Tzv b 22 June1822 liesHes WWV GloGIo They had i vMagiRunnyIS-OP Al-ibiLufkinLufkin b 14 July 1846 m 38 Dec 1863IS 3 Levi GilGailGil-bert

Gl-GlGl-bert

Gil-bert

Gil-bertbert s of Gilbert and Aunt NetXV PerkinsPerk b 1823They were divorceddivorcedand she mDl 3 Jan 1871 JoJo-seph

JJo-JoJo-seph

0sephsep s of JosephJJoseph and EvalineValiance CollinsCoins Lurveyrcy b1825 d 28 July 1888 She hadbad by Levir G Perkins

K 1 Horace W PerkinsPerms b 21 Mar 1865 min 1884

Emma T Herrick They bad 1 Ida fatso b 3

Oct 1884 resRees WV GloGallo 2 Grace Lillian b 16 FebFeh1887 ii WILLET t LORENZOLORENZ LufkinTucking bh 13 Sept1847 Tresre'ss aat homehome WV GloGIo Unumnm iiiill ElEDWINnw iw llB13 bb-

oJ0

IW

11-

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TIERJOINERY RUST AND FAFAMILYonly

30 Oct 1852 d same year iv AJAAJAXAMARMADAA DDyD WOODBURYWOODBUR-Y

yWOODBURY

b 3 Dec 1854 d 141 AugAu 1868 v ELVAEVA NooKBarstoolsBook-ings

Book-ingsISSN b 3 Sept 1856 d 5 Feb 1857 viyi ALICIAALIA-JUDL b1 3 Jan 1858 min 14 Oct 1874 FrederickFrede-rick

Frede-rick

Frede-rickBowes d 7 Apr 1888 They halhail 1 EvajEva 9LawBo-wesBowesBowes b 29 Apr 1875 2 Anna Maudgaud b 18 MarI r1877 3 LillianJulia EldoraSolar b 14 Sept 1879 4 LinnEnfo-rcementFlorencePt lorenceFlorence b 15 Oct 1881 5 AliceJAce P b 29 Feb1881 d 13 FebBite 1885 6 FrederickfreerJ VedicickDick WM b 27 XvNov1885 vii FRAFRANFRANXFRANVKx RivalWALKERLItER LufkinLufkinLufLfkin b1 in WestVest GloGallo

18 Oct 1859 UnumDunhill

ii Eliza AnnArm baplp in W GloGallo 9 NovSov 1822 m 1stlet 7 JulyJuly4 byly RevHev henryTerry C JewettHewlett FrancisFrancis LIV s5 ofaf-franchise

af-franchise

iFrancis and AbigailBiglyl Mess1 wife helie d 4 NovKoy1847 aged 36 y was a cooper She m inin GlouGlou-Glou-cester

Glou-cester

Glou-cestercesterChester 13 Jan 1851 Henryplenary sonsou of John and AliceAl-ice

Al-ice

Al-icePew He winswas a11 sea-captainsea 1b in GloGID 1806 d illinill-egal

in-gle

ill-egalGloGallo 23 NovgOY 1870 They had i ELI1ZeusEI ETA A s Messh1 20 Mayay 1846 d 1847 ii EDWINEnvoi TimBeechenB CIOR PewPe-wb1 in GIGloGalloo 29 OctMoet 1854 TOnl in GloGallo 2 Oct 1878

They had 1 Charles SailingEdwin3 b in GloGallo 18 SeptJ1879 2 Sally Alice b 20 MayInyInky 1881 iiim LuteLillYLill-Y

Lu-ellaJDELTA b in GloGallo 23 June 1861 resRees at home unniUnum

iiiili ClementinaClement DavisDaYisDavisbapap 12 AprArr 18251835 inm LorenzoLorenz KP-eacock

IiP-eacockPeacock makercarriage resRees Slate ststsc ConcordCollector XNN-JII11 TheyTic hadlaid i CHARLESCrullers PeacockPeacock h-hbJan 18461816 Nelliem NellieSollie Millsills TheyTheyTher hadbad 1 harryfurry 2

falter11alter ii ELLAErIA MMARIAARLVeraALbb 9 Sept 18471817 UnumNM hih-iked

he-

adwindEdwin b1 1 XNovoV 1856 inm 1IdaJda MPHMichele iv FREDMmFet-ingtwin to Edwin b 1 Nov 1856 all resRees in Concord

NewNewcw HampshireLancashireiv AsaAm or AsahelRafael AbnerBanner bapap 12 AAugAuug 1827 min 2 Dec

1851 Lucy MaryarrBarr daudaub olof James BrownBrowwn of rIpswichswitchPastic-helieHe 1d in Concord NKl 11nIL 242 Sept 1863 no childrenwidow resRees in Concord K1 ILII 14 Grove street

v William J bapbmp 15 Oct 1829 mn 28 Nov1ov 1858 MissLispsLis-some

Missi-onary

Emi-ssaryMary RR RobinsonObispo

vi Susan Adams baphap 15 Oct 18321882 m GeoGeolG co Frost bothhothhot-head

hot-head

hot-headdead They had i CHARLESS nsIT LostFrost b 1867

resRees Lowell

60 Benjamin BeBenjamminBenjamini Samuel Samuel SamSam-uel bornhorn in GloucesterG 15 Feb 1789uelduel HennyKenny was

private records say 12 JulyJudy 1788 married 1817

Elizabeth daughter of Adam and ElizabethRehabber RRamsdellRandallmisdeal

t

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SIXTH GENERATION

RossBoss hornborn in IpswichDistich 30 AugAu 1797 died in SouthSouth-eastern

South-eastern

South-easternBoston He died inrIpswichDisticheh 4 July 1853 lieHe was Itaf-armer

f-

armerfarmerAllele served in the war of 1812 in the United StatesStrato-spheric

Strato-sphericservice

Their children werei Joseph WarrenWarrenjWarren b 11 Sept 1817 m Elizabeth WildesWildest

ii Lucy Bray b in IpswichPasticcio 27 Dec 1819 m in TopsfieldTopside21 Apr 18121842 Daniel Prescott Cloughdough b inill BrentBrent-Briar-wood

Brent-wood

Green-wood

wo-od Br-entwood NKist II 7 Sept 1819 d in DanversDancers 25 Oct1863 She resRees in S Boston 11 VarVaryWard st They hadi1 A SONSoy b 4 Mayfay 1843 d 22 Mayfar 18431848 ii DANIErDandierIErBier

CloughCough b in DanversDuelers 31 SlayMay 1844 j m21 Dec 1865 Margaret daudaub of NathanielAnthillel andind MarMar-mil-lrace

Mar-garet

Mar-garetgaretgarret McCreary of England b on Easter Sunday18441814 no children HeTIe was in the employ of theT-hebes

th-esesBostonstOlltOll andoWandoand oWWorcesterWorcester ERR RR Co as booking clerk in1860 and 1861 Enlisted in the Wash Light GuardsG2322 PegReg MassMasMacs VolsYolks ColCool HenryMiller WilsonTilson 25 July1861 disdais 14 Feb 1863 on acct of disabilitydisabilitydisability- Re-ReRe-enlisted

Re-enlisted

R-c en-listedenlisted in July 1863 in Co K 2 RegGreg JJn Art MassMSAss-oilVolsVoIr wasWaffles 1LesterDiscusserst sergtergot j muttered ourFOUL 3 Sept 1865 iliiiiOnTo WATERMANWatermarkAlrIDArIDLi b 31 Oct 1816 Helie enlisted inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe RegGreg Mass VVolsViolsSols from DanversDually in 1862 9

monthsmonth's menmell CaptCaput Albert G AllenAlien After servingservi-ng servi-ng servi-ngout hisIris time helie returned home andreenlisted injn July1863 in Co KIe RegGreg II11 Art Massaliases VVolsViolsSols andans-wered

ans-wered

ans-weredserved withwill his brother Daniel P CloughCough until theth-wart

th-wart

th-wartwar closed inm 6 Feb 1886 at Somerville AliceLieu-tenant

Lieu-tenantEugenia daudell of GeoCleo andIsland KeziahKeita DunnDun of Cor-onals

Corn-Wallis

Cor-nwall

Corn-Corn1 wallisawls N2 S Occupation photographer resRees 22

Church st Somerville They had 1 Lucyivy Elizabethb 26 AugAu 1887 2 CharlesCircles WateWaitemanlaternan b 22 July1889 d sameslime day iv ALBIONALBIOS BERRYBERKY b 5 Feb1848 d 9 Feb 1850 v LUCY ErrErrELLA b 14 Oct 1849d 28 Sept 18501860 viiBillieWLLLIEWILLIE learntImmortal b 10 Sept1851 m 12 FebFob 18731878 MaryaryCary Anna daudill of John PPa-

ndaand Jane II Perkins b 6 Sept 1851 is a wholesal-

e

whol-esale

whol-esale

wholesale

A Elizabeth wasliS the granddaughter of JaJabezJibeez RossRoee who asfiS thetho father of sev-sevsev-enteen

sevsesev-enteenenteennettling children Avec of his sons were soldiers in thetho Revolutionary armyarmy andland-form

land-form

land-formfour of the fivefilch were in the battlebattle-battleofo BunkerDrunker IfillTrill Adam thetho fatherLuther of be-lh Elg-in LiraLia-blehethheath served threeThorpe or four years inm the war EliReliable was lhornbornom 300 Augdug 117077She had aIi sisterBister EuniceEunice who married ironHon Elias Putnam a linealIncan descenda-nt

descendanttrof John Putnam who came from England in 1034631 andIsland settled in Salem ElmsEllsHelio-metersmother Wilewas AnnaAnnn EndicottEdict an descendant of John EndicottEdict the old PuritanSputa govgov-gov-ernor

gov-ernor

gov-ernorsenor of Massachusettsmachinists

Hon ElitesBUllS Putnam and his wife Eunice RossRose Putnam were the parentsparen-tsof Rev A P Putnam formerlyforcibly pastorpagtor of the Mount PleasantPenman CongregationalCongregat-ional

Congregat-ionalchurch of RoxburyRobberyRobury Willwas called to0 that position andanti entered uponUPI hIsIlls labors DecPc19191815 Mayray 218612 1864lit IITorch edcd a call from the firstalls Unitarian church ofor BrookBrook-Brook-lyn

Bro-ok

Broo-ke

Brook-lynTlyn Nowew York He wasnasliB thetho primeprimo movermOor In Inauguratinginauguration the bulledbuilding of naM-

ichelle l-apelc-

hancelchapelapellapel In Brooklyn the vwholehole costcot of which wasus about UrDr A P PutPut-Put-nam

Put-nam P-ut Put--namnamname now resides at Concord Massachusetts

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c t7-1

HENRYWY RUSTTOTS AND FAMILYF ITLYITALY

dealerdealer in confectionery cigars and tobacco resRees PeaPea-Pea-body

Pea-body P-ea bo-dybody They had 1 Lillian Bray b 2328 June 18782 Jenniemc HarisonHarisonrisonGrison b 7 TJulyulyJuly 1882 3 EstellaStella StayMay b5 June 1885 d 18131 Sept 1885 4 FlorenceMarlene Edwi-n

Bowlin-e

EdwinBalledb 29 Novov 1887 5 NellieSTellie Giles b 15 July 1888 d23 Oct 1888 viivi LUCY usiELIZELIZABETHr u b 20 Sept 1852

in10 James Albert son JamesJamesHJamesH11 and Sarah JJaneJaueaueague BlissBli-ss

Bli-ssof BostonBorstal they were ddivorcedForced he d in DetroitDetr-oitMichMicah 1 Oct 1890 She m 14 TJanTanan 1876 CharlesCharlockCha-rles

Cha-rlesWesley s of GoYGeoffGeoGeol WVY and BetseyBetsy S Kemp of WellWell-We-lled

Well-fleet

Wo-lfe

W-ell l-etfleetlet Cape Cod They hadbad 1 AnnieAmen Lm eJ BliBaliBlissBlipss hb31 AugAu 1869 2 Edwin Packard b 26 Novov 18713 JamesTames Albert b 16 Feb 1874 4 WinnefredInnervedWinnInn ell LuciaLu-cia

Lu-ciaKemp b 4 Sept 1887 viii MAYfAYTAYAY LESILEISLESLIEB CloughCoughCoug-hh1 17 Nov 18511854 d 1 JJunene 1866 ixLx AIALBIONALEXIAOX OSCAROscineOSCA-Rb 23 Apr 1858 d 7 JanJan AllAH births andAn-deans

An-deans

An-deansdeaths in DanversDancers

iii FrederickFrederik-FredericksburgAugustusugustusAugustus b 5 Sept 1822 m liarliarMary NiHaineslanes

iv A Son b hiin VIPs Dec 1829 d Jan 1830

Yv AbbyAlby Foster b in VIPs 3080 Mar 1835 mni in DanversDancers 8

Feb 1856 ElbridgeHebrides lloytHoyt s of Ira and LucinLucianLucindaLuc-inda

a

Webster of SmSandwichlich X TTn b 4 AugAu 1830 d in SB-ostonBoston 122 Dec 1884 She m ilO30 Maral 1886 Elias

Jefferson sB of GeoGeol P andfind SulfaSubmitWoodworthWoolwortht ofCornwallisCornwall yN S resRees Broadway South BostonOsteop-athyThey hadbad i ELLAELTA JA18jA WebsterWrester bb inl DanversDancers 25

OctOct 1856 d in S Bn 22 AugAu 1858 ii x1 Es-EsEs-TELLA

ST-

ELLAE-s HIL-

LARYTELLAELLA b 12 Nov 1859 j m Dr James P s of JamesJam-es

Jam-es

Jam-es

Amp-ersandG andund MarylarylaryLarry A StedmanStickman of BostonBoton b JulyJour 1857

Theyrhoy had 1 EEstherjerkierthelEthel ViolaViola StedmanStickman b in BoBostonBlottoton

June 1881 d July 1881 2 HelenIllus Augusta bb-inin WestboroWest Jan 1883 3 Ernest b inYinkyin WYAprApI 1885 The Dr settled in W but subsequentlysubsequ-ently

subsequ-ently

subsequ-entlysettled in MilfordClifford iii EDLEDTelluriumE DL SluicyNutLulu YCWebsterebsterWebster b7 Feb 1862 i d in So B 1 Augug 1865 iv IRAInA FmFAKErl-rILLi rLEVIN b 1 17 Apr 1865 d in SoSoBBB 16 July 1861L 7v ETHELNeither AssurorAlbion b 31 AugAu 1870 vi A ium EvEEvE-Fev-ering

LI-NE

EV-OKEIIErin b 3 Apr 18751871 AllAn children of E UiIIL Webs-ter

WebsterWeb-sterandImd all butbent the first bornbom in Boston

61 BenjaminArden SnaffleSamuelAccouter Samuel Sunni el

Henry was born in WestVest Gloucester 5 July 1795

private records say 12 July 1788 married in WestVest

Gloucester 41 June 1814 privateperiapt records say AprilAddle

1816 JerushaJerusalem daughter of JosephJoseph and Sarah CYodel

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SIXTH GENERATIONGENERATION-

bury Wallace he from EnglandEng She bornhorn in WestycstGloucester 5 May 1787 died in WestCyst Gloucester 20June 1867 He diedlied in same place 2 Sept 1862 HeHe-ws

He-ws

He-wswas in the Revolutionary war andpandasand WwasS a drummer WasWas-a

As-a

YasYaksYas-a

As-aa makercabinetcabinetmarketerTheir children were

ij Lucyt d aged 4 yearsiili Lucy Ann b 11 Marrare 1818 min ZebulonZebu Pool ofF-

reeportF-

reeportF-

reeportRockportRockford he d sandshoeand she min William Simpson ofof-San

O-scan

of-San

O-scan

of-San

O-scanSan JuanNan GalCal TheThey hadbad i lH8E EYsEyes PoolPool d at 2 yi-iii ArAurumAlbumHrcr ddatdaftat 4 yy Mrlr Pool wentwet to Cal andaud thetheyth-ey th-eyhadbad iiiill WILLIAMWIKLIAM POOLPoor calledcalc Rust m Ellen BrnBernBrayBra-yiyiv MAKYLun JAlJailJJANENLE Simpson mstmni 1st Dunning min

Burroughsroughs resRees Stockton Cal She had oneNel-son

Nel-son

Nel-sonson by first who resides with hismarriage now grandgrand-grand-mother

grand-mother

grand-mothermother Lucy Ann Simpson San Juan Cal

iii Mary Jane bh 10 Oct 1820 inm in SalemSalem 8 Apr 1840HenryEntry nerseyHerseyItinerate s of Henrylivery and Sally TidbitsThrifts a11p-

ainterp-

ainterpainter by occupation he was b in Salem 2 J3 Suene1818 They had i LESCrr myCirri Tidbitsalibis b 10JulyIl 1841 in FebBeb 1864 Marytray Eliza dUlldam ofD-oppler

o-racleIerleyFierily and Mary Putnam of SalemSalient he is an seacapemacia-ting

emacia-ting

emacia-tingtainstain resRees Salem They hadhacI 1 Lillie Robe9RoberIRobber bXNovXvov 18641861 d Apr 1865

iv Isaac b 3 Jan 1822 resRees WV GloGallo with William PoolPole-mist

Poo-rest

Poo-restRustHonest unniZulu

v Sarah D b1 in W GloGallo 12 MarAir 1821 mni 16 Jan 1845EbenEbon s of EbenezerBreezier D andIsland IfBiannualAllahannahHannah Hodgkinslodgings DayDa-yof River Dale they hadbad i Day b1 26 Sept1845 min alab 1871J MisstUss AddieAddic daudaub of Ariel andfUldban-dwidth

ban-dwidthJudithJuliet RusselRussell OsborneSuborned of Beverly Farms IleHeI fc is ana-narchic

an-archistic

an-archisticarchitect andancl builder They had 1 AddieCaddie LJL b 1FelFeel 1872 resRees Beverly FarmsFalls P15 0O 2 JensenEllE ell FredFarcedFred-erick

Fred-erickerickcrick b 19 JulyJudy 18771677 resRees with parents iin MiIA-M Wi-LLvrTAM P DayDayDanny bh 22 July 1818 j m in July 1877 CarCar-Car-rie

Car-rie

Car-rierieBrie daudaub ovineofof VinVainWinthropIntrohrophop and Sarah ParsonsPistols j liehe is ItaI-mplanter

p-

aintera-

pianpainter resRees Beverly Farmsliars TheyheyThievedhad 1 hb2 JimJIll 1880IBO 2 6hi ac maiddellBlaisdellBasel b AugAu 1882 3HarveyHawley FranklFranklyFranklinJ brandingI andfind 41 IArthurtwoTLC MiltonMilo 8B andIsland 41 arcIreIl-eitis

M-artins

M-artinstwins b Feblieb 1887 iiii ISAAC FRANKLINJiLL min 7Afarar 1888 HenriettaHeritageIIcollectable daudan of IIHenrycur and JJemimaminBrooks MontgomeryLilongwe he is a carpenter resReesrc RiverlicitRiver-Dale

Riv-eraDaleDandle They hadhand 1 Isaac b 24 Apr11 1889 d in a11a-few

f-ewa-

fewf-ewfew hours

vi Samuel Jr b 3S NovKovXv 1828 min MaryaryCary 0O DavisDenis antIandanti-magnetic

und-ergarment

und-ergarment JSIX-

TH

Margaretgarnet Cleanvii Williamvillain b 9 Mayfay 1833 d 24 Dec 18741871 lieHe was af-

armerf-

armera-

flamefarmer Unum

taC iAltt r-rS-

IXTH

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v rfJ

HENRYY RUSTHUST ANDAD FAMILYFairly

62 Moses Benjamin SamuelsSamuelSamuel Samuel SamuelStimuliIHenry was born in Gloucester 17 Apr 1796 prigpri-vate

PrixPri-vate

prigpri-vatevateovate records say 1798 married 25 Jan 1826 So--phronia S-o So-SoSo-phronia

Is-ochronal

So-phronia

Is-ochronalphroniahernia daughter fadof and Lydia SouthwickOutthinkBerrylieddeedingof Peabody She born in MiddletonMiddle 1810 lieddiedin BoxfordOxford 29 Oct 1868 HeIe died in BoxfordOxford 8 Mayl1870 lieHe was a farmerflywheelfallele fell from a scaffoldscaldscaffoldldlandand def-orm

didieddef-ormi

fromFiona the effects of the fallTheir children were

i MosesMosesb in BoxfordOxford 4 July 1837 mID in WenhamWench 27July 1858 Elizabeth Jane daudaub of GeoGeol W and Abi-gail

AbiAbi-Abi-gailgailguil Spillers Badger b 1 July 1833 resReesRo- senthalEnplaningengaged in the shoe trade no children

63 DisassemblingIsaacIsaacs ZebulonZebu 5 Nathaniel Nathaniel AYa-AYaN-a Ta-TaN-athanielthanielthane HenryHenrylHenry wawaswaft born 21 AugAuger 1764 married 15AugAu 1785 Mary Ring of Gloucester

Their children werei b 10 MaySlay 1787 inm intdint pub 23 Maylayay 1827

widwide Harrietclarinet SargentArgent EmertonEmerson b 1799 d 5fj MayAyThey1881 tetstett 81 yv Helie d 41 Feb 18677 osttett 81 y 19 d Theyhad i HarrietLariat SkitteringNitrideDotterel ge RustBust b 12 Mayray 1828

64 Nathaniel ZebulonZebu NathanielTartan NathanielNathanieljHenryHeirTWaswas born in Gloucester 10 flayl1768 married Esther WoodburyWoodb-ury

Woodbury

Their children werei LucyLucy bapap 15 Dec 1793ii BetseyBetsy Woodbury bapap 17 July 1796iiii Polly baphap 3 Oct 1801

65 Henry Henry Henryentry Nathaniel NathanNathan-Nathan-iel ie-l Ki-elielKiel HenryHenrylHenry was bornhorn in StrathamStrata NS HEL 14 May1755 married Hannah daughter of EbenEbon HomeIloine shehe-eded

he-eded

he-ededdied 4 Oct 1843 aged oneeighty-one yearsClarks Hene died 2

HarrietVarlet SargentArgent merlotmarried AratElla OliverBorer EmertonEmerson a sensea manmn whowwwho-mever

w n-everOliverLivermoreEmertonEmersonEmerEmmernever

tonreturned fromfrem an voyage to Wilmington N C They hudhad one son Oliver

j

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SIXTH GENERATIONTRIOGENERATION

NoyStoveNov 1844 TIcJIe waswis one of the selectmen of StratumStrata9 July 1776 ServedScreedServedScreedsas town clerkclerk of WolfFolsomMotoMotto fivefiefiel-ders

fiel-ders

fire-armsLegislatureyearsears pandasand was representative to the State Legislature

four eart-hier

yearsTheir children were

i LanaLanaHannah b 21 Dec 1784 m HenryAllen RustRustic Parker wh-oa whowh-oawas of RustBust descentdescentdescentssee 31 i iviY HadQuad one childii AimArun b 20 Jan 17881 88 i d 2328 Jan 17931798iii BetseyBetsyOxfamAllenAlien b 1318 Dec 1790 m 1stKist JamesJames-JamessJanesss of

James ChamberlinChamberlain of Brookfield Ny H d 29 Feb1816 They had i FANNYPPutiPut Re ChamberlinChamberlain b16 Feb 1809 m Nathaniel s of RichardRicardo Cook ofWakefieldLakefieldNowakfield Ny-n nII They badhad 1 Richardlich LLJ CookbCook28 NNovOY 1832 2 MiryMary JTJfji b 2328 Jan 18351885 83James WTv b 1 May 1837 41 Elizabeth AllenAllan b 24June 1839 5 LucyIdiocy Ann b 1 Apr 1841 6 AlbertAlbatCharacterHenryHemyAlbertb 1 Mar 1846 iiji HENRY RUSTEuroVs ChamberlinChamberlainb 1318 Sept 1810 niin 20 Nov 1839 Lucy daudaub of si-ah Jo--siah

Jo-JoJo-siah

Jo-siahsiahAsia Parsons of OilmanGilmantonGinaton N IIn b 9 AugAu 1811They hadImd 1 AlbertCalculate lIemgJerry blb 1 Nov 1813 d 20AugAu 1844 2 George henryJewry b 11 Dec 18451815 iiiHiALBERT BunowBARLoW b 3 AugAu 1812 i nlmn 1st AnnAini denduiau-fof Josiah ParsonsParlous of IllationHometown i inm Sarah dan-of

Dra-nodaudaub

of Joseph HillTill of Dover Ny JJII They had 1 SusanAnnsBannsSusannab 8 JulyJinglyJuIUI 1837 2Z EllenKill MimeFaciellielie b 166 Mllelair1839 j d July 1840 3 EllenSullen AUfllAugustaWaifta b 20 Mar1848 1i famesfanesfame Albert b 27 Sept 184919 The lastlust 2by lustlast wife iv JUANEE GUN b 17 June 1814 j d2 Apr 1815

iv Henryplenary Bloomfield lb 111 MayMafiller 1794 inm PameliaPamela HorneHomevY NancySaucy b 20 Feblieb J1798 i d 23 June 1799viYi Fanny Parker b 13 FebFe 1800 d Oct 1803

66 RichardRichardc 5 Henry NathanielielNationtanielKielieWolfHenryHenriHerniaswas Lornborn 31 Jan 1757 marriedfillipedmarriedatatTaliattainWolfWolf-Oxfamborobora Ny IIn 21 MayAy 1781 SusannahSusanna daughterlaughter ofdieterJamesJams Connor bornhorn at Wolf 12 AprilHajj 31762 diedthereJoanna21FilchMarch l 09 IleHeIe arrivedercimarriedallied second MrsIls JoannaJonah j1 fHobbshobs JewettHewlett widow of Andrew JewettHewlettNewsstandand daughterdaugh-

tert

JamesJuncos Chamberlin marriedninnies threetierce wives nilall cousinsconsul to eachellchfirstItaliansotheroutward HiallsHenry

wifeRustIntuit

was BetseyJersey AllenAcne RuRustKantt daughtermightier of FerryHenryrectifier andIudbgranddaughter of lOllIronmodernDeerenDeereShe had lourJour childrenchild His secondBeaconedsecond wifewifevilevilenvilenfnas Sally daughter ofStoddardStandard whosehoofed wile EllEI waswis daughter of nonlion CirHenryFerny SIlOShenihilistof

hadhdLilliansixLxix children Record 31 v v HisniB thirdtiter wifelifeIre wasawns EleanorElcanor RuntUnfelt daughterRichardIcier and granddaughter of nonIron MenryZen SoNo childrenchild encoredAccordrecord lW0 v

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IIneedyEMERYY RUST ANDD FAMILYfILY

of Morris HobbsHogs bornhorn 9 Sept 1177171 died 15 NovNoy1822 lieJIe married third 4 Jan 1824 Mrs EleanorElea-nor Elea-nor Elea-norClark Piper widow of John Light Piper Esq andma-nslaughter

ma-nslaughter

ma-nslaughterdaughter of rosesMoses Clarkdark of StalagmiteAtlanta bornhorn 16 liUlieuAugAu1771 lieddieded 23 July 1856 He died 272 7 Dec 18271827He was keeperhotel-keeper Pan-Americanand merchant All the childrenchild-ren

child-ren

child-renwere byby the first wife

StepchildrenTheirThe children were32 i Richardlib b 2 Apr 1782 min SallySaBy ThurstonTurnstone

iili Henry b 19 Marrr 1785 m Nancy NorrisMorrisiii SusannahSusanna b 21 TJanall 1787 m NathanielNathamel s of JJosiahJos-

iahOrtho-

claseNoaholig-

archsChase d 12 NovgOY 1856 TheyTher hadbad i ABIGAILAngelaAbig-ailChase b1 11 Marfar 1807 m Josiah son of ThomasHondasStom-achs

Stom-achsChase Theyhey had 1 ThomasllamasTomas b 13 Oct1829 2 CoirGeorgege lingohingingTVaVa b 5 June3 uncnc 18341884 3 MIr-an wYa yy-Ann

A-

nnAnn TabithaTunisia b 9 Feb 1827 probably should be1837 1 litanyfluency Mariaa b 8 Marlairfar 1839 d 12 Apr1840 5j NancyNuncyJ anew JaneTune b1 25 JJuneuneJune 1844 6I HenryItinerancy flar-flarFarr-is

IlarMillarIl-ar Mi-llarririsonGrisonoil b 29 AugAu 1847 ii LN b 11 Oct 1808 rnmIs-aacIsaacSC s of Isaac Jones Theylacy had 1 SirenaSir CaroOaro-Caro-linelineline Jones b 2 JanJaIl 1826 d June 1845 2

Isaac Franklinanklin b 28 XoyNovXOY 1827 3 NathanielAirline ParkerTurki-cb 25 Apr 1837 4 MaryMary SusanSasan b 20 Oct 1838 y55

wIF Thompsonon b 16 Jan 1840 6 Henry hharrHarryICBMsarrBarr isonbison bj5 FebCb 1812 7 Sullen MariaMada b 9 Feb 1843 8 BetBet-Belt-way

Bet-sey

Be-tsy

Bet-sey

Be-tsyseywy Sophia b Dec 1844 iiii StuSituSALTYSTANny Chase b 11

JanJaIl 1810 d 1 Marfiller 1814 iv RICHARDTricia b 30 Oct1812 m Lucy Horrid vy MoueCAROLINEm b Sept1814 d 7 Apr 1815 vi MASKMARK b 17 NoNovov 1816 minin-fancyNancyKilocycle Prentice They had i A ChildOiled b Nov1819 viivu MARTHARunoff b 29 AugAu 1818 viii MfiLmyMAKYcz b3 Jan 1820 mmWWV s of Otis PinkhamPink of MiltonMiltonN Li-thelyThey hadbad 1 RuthButhPit th Ellen PinkhamPink b 8 Marliar 1815LxLl-Ll S swCY Chase b 3 Jan 1821 inm AmosAntos s ofO-xfam

O-xfam

O-xfamJames Johnson of NewSew Durham NnS n They had 1

Amos F Johnson b1 7 Sept 18461816 2 George Edwinh 6 Nov 1848 x NatalAtollT1Alliancevanillin r ChaseBase b 24t AugAu1822 min Deborah daudaub of JamesMalls ModuleCodifiedCodified of AltonAl-tonN nII Theylacy hadbad 11 LoisLols AnnAnnAnn b 30 June 1845 xiiErMerinoLAXER b 26 Oct 1824 m Augustus LemuelLemurLumbertLumber of Belgrade Melle d 3 Sept 1849 TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhadbad 1 AlonzoAllow AugustusAnc LumbertLumber b 26 JuneTune 184518412 RuelJude FranklinRounding b 299 AugAu 1847J 3 A Child niliii-iG-GF IOWA Chase b1 11 NovXvXOY 1825 d May 1826xiii lIEHENRYFIERYRY RUSTBUST b 8 Marliar 1827 m JJanefine RollinsRUins ofWalpoleAloe XN H11 They had 1 GeorgiannaGeorgian b NovTov1-71847

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SIXTHSALT GEGENERATIONTIONERiv MaryMarv Connor b 7 JulyJilly 1789 m ab 1827 Gilman sonspo-

ofspo-

ofspo-

ofof Jacob Folsom d1 27 Marar 18541851 They had is-

imonyM-

ARYM-

ARYMARYMAny Folsom b 227 Jan 18281828 d1d 4JJanan 1832

v Eleanor b 18 Mar 1792 m w James s of JamesAnte-chamber

Ante-chamber

Ante-chamberChamberlinChamberlain of Brookfield d 10 Sept 1876 NoSTo ehchch-oirFor recordrecord of his 1stlet wY see 6565 iiiill and note Forbor 2w1

w seesec 3181 v vvi Joshua Weeks b 28 Mayar 17941791 d 21 Apr 1802

vii Marthafart b 20 July 1796 m 16 Feb 1815 RonEon Na-NaN-ihau

Na-thaniel

ah-ankiethanielthane sB of William RogersHagel's 1h 12 Dec 1786 d 19NovNoy 1848 She d 8 Mayray 1832 They badhad iE-

leanorE-

lenaE-

leanorELEAORELEA-ELEAof JANJA Rogers b 8 Sept 1817 m 10 MarAir1844 Charles s of Samuel lwellNo-welloweD SheBe d 1 Oct1849 They had 1 William Richard Nowellwell b 9

Jan 1845 2 LydiaLou Ellen b 21 Jan 18471817 3 CaroOaro-Caro-line

Caro-line

Caro-lineline Jane b 1 Oct 18481818 ii ITTWILLIAMImmuneLJI lorryKilns Rog-RogRog-ers

RogRog-Rog-ers

Rog-ersers b 12 June 1819 d 20 Mar1111 18431813 iii LustyLillyMar-ciaChancelrobberymIN b 18 July 1821 m 112 MayAy 18411341James s8 of Miles RendallRandall They had 1 FartherFarmlandFarth-ing

Mart-haAnn CuRendallRandallnull b 3 Apr 1842 d 10 Mar 1818477 2Caroline Abby b 31 AugAu 1845 iviy MARTHAElli loll HusHunsRUSTRes-torersRogers b 18 July 1823 m SilasSilos s of SilasSilos DurginDurianDuria-nof FailParagonsArgufiedgoldfield Mee d 18 tarMarrefill 1850 They had 1

Ellen DurginDuriann 1b1 29 Apr 1844 2 LYalYahwehN RA-b

I27 Dec 18481818 d 19 Sept 1819 vy SUSANSUSAN- RogersHogel'sRoger-

sh1 13 Oct 1825 d 28 MayALayAir 1826 vi DAVIDDAuDAu-diCI butlers b 22 June 1827 m SarahNorah Elizabeth dauduiau-fof Enoch Moody Clark b 30 Apr 1827 Theyher hnhad1 CharlesCharler HenryHenry-Henryb1 17 MayJulyMavMv 1851 j d 13 FobFeb 18792 Ellen FlorenceTelegrams b 26 flay 1853 d JO10J 0 Sept 18543 Nathaniel b 13 MnMay 1856 d 12 JanJinn 1865 3FeelerDifferent EugeneSignEugene b 25 AugAu 1861 5 SarahSwash JSBJK viivi-sual

vi-sualSUDS CAROLICAROLArmyr b 18 July 1829 d 7 Sept 18481818 iiJi 1viii Thomas b 27 Nov 1798 min PhebePhoebe Piper J

bix Joseph PeircePierce b1 6 Apr 1801 maryinm Maryary dundauau of JJohnaImim-paneling

1

ChamberlinChamberlain d 31 JJanfill 18481818 no children

67 William Henry Henry Mallowie-l Natio-n HenryHen jwaswasvas born atsit Portsmouth N IIn 7 AugAuJ1765 married 3 Dec 1178787 Hannah daughter of SamSam-Sam-uel

Sam-uel

SamSam-ueluelduel MarbleMartle of StrathamStrata N II bornhorn 155 JanJm 1176060

dieddied at WolfWordbookboroboron N II l4 AuAugAu 1802 lieHe died 5 rr

SeptSeth 1851 He was atL firmerfalterWhileVile his nameDame mayn'tmay not shine with as much lustreNestle ass-

r

J1J J

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llElEShellyRYY RUST ANDMarred FATAMELYFrillyY

that of his father Hon Henry or his grandgrandfathertherether RevEv-eryHenryFiery he hashab descendants whose names willwill emblazonemblaz-on

emblaz-on

emblaz-onthe horizon of history for yearsyearB to come lieHe marriedCitrinearrive-derci m-an lesso-nedsecond SusannahSusanna daughterdasher of Mr11 RollinsCollins candidand widowwido-w

wido-w

wido-wof Mr MelvinKelvin born 25 Dec 1768 died 8 Oct 1815On the 4 of March 1819 he mariedmarried third NancyKaneydaughterManslaughterof Joshua RailheadHaleyRaley candidand widowidowwidow of LootedLot WedgeWedge-Wedge-wood

Wedg-wood

wo-od We-dgeWedg-

woodwood of ParsonsfieldPersonified Mele born 2 Sept 1780 died 41AugAu 1845

Their children werei William b 1 June 1788 min OliveMollie DelandElandii Nathaniel b 9 Sept 1790 m Lydia Folsomilliiim Sarah b in Wolfboroboron N HIT 15 Dec 1793 m inhi WolfWolf-W-olf W-olf Lo-roboroboron 19 Novov 1819 James s of Jacob Folsom bh 9

NovOy 1794 d in RoxburyRobbery 26 JulyJour 1869 She d 21Oct 1858 lieHe was a carpenter and builder TherEtherTher-esa

TheyTher-esa

Ther-esaresRees in Great Falls Ny II TheyThe had iI14ALONzoAlfonso Folsom b 11 NovNoy 18261820 m 30 NovovoY 1843Harriet LodenLode ii HENRYHENKYlw AurousAUGUSTUSuS b 30 NovKoy1821 m 1st in RoxburyRobbery 14 Dec 1847 Elizabeth RRR-CC Clarke who d 13 Novov 1858 HeIle inm 25 Apr1865 Louisa L RawsonReason she d 29 AugAu 1875 lieHelie-m

lie-n

He-in

Hei-nz

He-in

Hei-nzmin 28 Sept 1881 husbandillus widow Hannah illMR-ustRustRust Williams cousins seesec iv lieHe isic al carpencarpen-carpen-

tercarpen-

tercarpen-

tertertear andaul builder resRees Parker stSt Boston HighlandsHighl-andsChildren all 1by 1st w Theyhey had 1 Harriet ph-ine

pi-neToscoJoseJo-

sephphonePhillip Folsom b iniu RoxburyRobbery 19 AugAu 1851 d ini-nnsun-

washed

un-

washedWashVans D C 17 Dec 1886 2 PrankFrank HenryJerry b illinRoxburyRobbery 18 Sept 1858 iiiHi Grocer FUFitlFilletiF-i XIvoltb 22 Oct 1823 d 12 JJanIn 1826 iviy MARYMAKY AxxAx hb21 MarAfar 1829 d 28 Sept 1829 vy GEORGE FRFnKFuLKT-X

it-iti-t'llILILLL b 16 Apr 1830 m 30166 Feb 1851 Lucy CoffinsCleasbyCleansGlea-msvi LurESJAMES Atrireme bb-b 12 Sept1836Sept 1836 m 11 Sept 1856Elizabeth WaterhouseWarehouse

iv MeshachMesa m Martha Frostv ShadrickShrunkShrunkbb 20 AugAu 1796 d 2 Feb 1797vi BeadingBender min lamHannahDianal MayheMayhemMayhewMathew and SallyStilly MoultonMoutonvii Hannahliana b 28 Feb 1801 11d 1 Dec 18183518155

68 CaptCaput JosephJosoph Joseph Nathanielff MmryMemory wasvms born inin IpswichFishwife about 17491719immigrated to MaineJ died minicabsin MiscastsW miscasts Me 24 Oct1844 yetiett 95 years and liesIcs buried by the sideRide of hisdi-straught

di-straught

di-straughtdaughter IrsMrs Mary wife of AbnerBanner PlummerPlume JosephJsepal

4

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SLSIXTH GENERATIONCelebration

RustEust was a soldier in the RevolutionaryRevolutionary army He marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid Mary RedmanReed landscapedanisetteand settledscuttled in Booth Bay MainefU wherewhe-re

whe-re

where-byvisitinghe remainedremaineduntil his deathdeathatartisansWiscassetMiscasts while visitingvisiting-visiti-nghis daughter Mrserrs PlummerPlume CaptCapi RustEust sailedsniped for ththeche-wiest

che-wiestWestYest India Islands 23 Jan 1768 beingheing-heingheightenthe first whowho-ever

who-evereverc sailed from tltinsthiss place to that part of-tenof the worldworl-

dlierTheir children werei JohnJohnJJohnohnJohn b1 1768 min Sally UlmerTimeriiH Joseph bI abat 1772 mnlinsaneSaneJane WeeksVicksiiiill Mary min AbnerBanner PlummerPlume d in WiscassetMiscasts Melie 11 Marfathering1857 aged 84 y is buried byby the sidesic of her fatheri-

ngfatherAugAuin the ancient cemetery in WiscassetMiscastsWiscassetViscose lieHe d1 17 AugAu1830 aged 58

iv Sarah m 1st WileyWily m Stetson TheStep-children

Step-children

Step-childrenchildren of Sarah Rust WileyWiler were i JoltJoint

8WileyViley resRees HallowellHallowed Mere ii JJOSEPHASCII iiiChildrenAmnestiesof Sarah RustRustBust Stetson were iv JArsJainismStetson m ElmiraItinerant Chapman of DamariscottaManicotti lcJMe-

ntheTheyhey hadhtml 1 AbbieRabbiAlibi d youngyoung- 2 JunesJanes resRees in BosBos-Bos-ton

Bor-stal

Bos-tontontOll 38 EllisBliss d 1888 u-tu 20 years 4 Isaac G0 b ab1865 in the grocerygrocer business at DammarsDalliers AnAllbornAnbornInbornin Dammars

v SallyHotheadm 1st Wright nim 2 CaptCaput DDeckerickier Bothdead

vi James lost at seavii MarthaFontalCapitalinm 6 Oct 18111811 William MafID s of CaptCut

PaulShedReed b in Booth BaneBayBar Mere 1766 d 1850 Shed 11 Marar 1857 lie wasvms powder-monkeypowder on boa-rd

hoardboardhoa-rd boa-rdthe privateer commanded bby his fatherfitter HelieJIe m 1stlRosannaHosannaosannahosanna AuldAll wholido borelore him sixbb children mni 21MarthaRita Rust lieHe wasus a man of considerable distinctmisdire-ction

distinc-tion

distinc-tiontionion commanded thelie forcesforecast atlit Boothbooth Bay Harbor in-the

in-ter

inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe warFir of 1812 WildishpandasandIUd wasWIlS atl revenue dicerCollier for hollermanyMa-yerMayeryeast They hadbadbad-badibadi MAXWELLSMAXWELLMLwlLLtxLLaLa HeedReed b 19 Sept1812 ii RosANRoANROSAEssayx t M11I b 21 JJanun 1813 iiiill MAMYJ EEbb 28 Jan 1815 mIn HaskallHeadstall resRees with herlower sonCaptCaputsonatasocialQuarryHarry Alaska DavidsDavis IslandRosalind N y 11Harb-or

arbbarb oriv MARGERYJL J b 8 Apr 1819 d 14 Nov 1826 I-SAAC

vI-SAACISAAC WV b 18 Oct 1822 vi SUSAN CCACHOUCarolynCACHOUomniI b29 Jan 1827

viii Williamlandmarkb 4 June 1796 m NancyNacre Cunningham andIslandIn-jury Ba-ndarMarylury W FarrarArrear

Reednero Genealogy p 788Countycomityt William MIPMIMIIR ellelisEllis ReedTeed WwaswagG sonBOil of CaptCaput Paulrunnel Joseph born InIII tilethe countyof DerryErysipelasI IrelandIrelandI 1735tIfeedReedRed Genealogy p

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HENRYX-ray RUST ANDD FAMILYcrankilyF fILYfLYA

69 Francis Jorge Joseph Nathaniel lYa-lYaN-L T-ulaneTulane Henry was bornhorn 28 Dec 1752 marriedwarded first3 MarJar 1773 HannahIan TreadwellTreadmill granddaughter of Pris--cilla Pr-is Pris-PrisPri-sm Pris-cilla

Parti-cularemacilla TreadwellTreadmill she liedwithlieddiedlied with fever 18 Jan 1776 agefiveabetmenttwentyfiveSamuelyears lIeHe arrivedercimarried second by RevRey SamuelStillmanStill 25 Jan 1779 Sarah Williams1 of Bostonshe died and he marriedmailed third 23 April 1793 RuthdaughterRuthdaughterof John and Ruth Potter Manningauning born13 April 17401710 Helie died intestateinterstate suddenly while at-the

ba-the

atat-the

ba-the

at-the

ba-thethe table 28 Feb 1799 age forty-eightforty years and twoto-m

tor-ments

tor-mentsmmonthstbs Dr Parker RunsRus was appointed administrator11 Mayi 1799 Creditors his mother MaryJar ParkPinkPParklandinkpadAn-dre

andAn-dre

An-dreDr Parker RussRusRuss The widow diedJibed 17 MayAy 1818 atIt herhe-resies

he-resies

he-resiesresidence Herbert street Salem withdrawswith cramps in lim-estone

thethre-esome

thr-eesomestomastomachch as she satat inin her chair age seventy-eightseventy FiveFICARiv-eters

Riv-etersyears marriedwarded livedlived agaietiesretiredlactic lifeHe RuthRuth was a ssistersittercar ofo-rchard

o-rchardRichardRichardManning who died 19 AprilApr 1812 She marmar-mar-ried

mmar-ried

lr-lrl-uridriedreid at threefifty lived in IpswichDistich gadaboutand aboutmahout the timetim-e tim-e tim-eof hoher brothersbrother's deathcatlike removedred into his family inin-S i-nsole f-inalSSalemt Dec 1776G he wasus a sergeantselect on the mus-ter

mmustermus-ter

Ulsterlolls of CaptCaput Gideon ParkersParker's company in RegiRegi-Regi-ment

Regi-mentmentmeant foot U S A commanded by ColCool Moses1 Little

Their children werei Joseph b ab FebFL 1774 d 17 Feb 1776 with throatthro-atily thro-atily thro-atilyailment age 2 yearscarsyear-sii HannahAmah TreadwellTreadmill baphap 26 Nov 1780 TOm 19 frayfayrny 1806

AbelAbe Low

70 Jonathan JosepJoseph Nathaniel Na-NaN-a HenriSilently was bornhom in IpswichpasticheCps ti ill Monday 21Dec 1761 married inhIimagineMainevillain Tuesday 21 MarchlarchArch 17861hillbillyPropellantMaryIary daughterdoughier of Thomas and Lydia PopelocFlint born 3 Septrcpt 1765 died 3 Oct 18184414 HeIle diedEeldie-d

die-d

Lue-llaat DamariscottaDammars Maine WednesdayCadency 30 AugAu 1820lIeIle was a generalgene trader was in the RevolutionaryEvolutionaryRevolutionarywar

John ThomasThomasRichard I1 ManningMinimalistMann ngtf EsserWessex Institutes QFol01 fb p Is-le

IMTallinnfSluproarsprainsr waseras daughterdangler ofodorDr TiranaHominess landindmd LydiarydaL diadial Pope CaptCaput Rhondaenland Priscilla Porter ThomasLoa S and ILydiaJdadiadial Putnamplutonium CaprCapt LidosThosEthos andanMoultonMouton ThosTallow I1 andall Ann lFlintFlintIntDint emigrant ancestorInvestor fromIrom Wales aboutrubout 1100KmFlintIlion logyGenealogylObYlobby p 32

r

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SIXTHSALTER GEGETTERGENERATIONRATIONACTION 141enlisted in a company from Lincoln county Maineacediasacted as scout JJohnJahaaha James LoutLieu muster rolls swornswor-n

swor-n

swor-ncountrymanto 2242 Dec 1780 at h Lincoln countyMaine then under jurisdiction Massachusettsof if ItIf i

known that he changed his name from Rust to RussKuss andGan-dhi

Gan-dhi

Gan-dhihis descendants are now calledAlec Russ8 It is also knownkno-wn kno-wn kno-wnthat JonathansJonathan's dolceoldestoldt brother Joseph settled in Mainellia-na

Mainl-and

Mainl-andand probably ethylicthey wentICU from IpswichDistill together BothBloo-died

Bloo-died

Bol-deddied inl MaineJ liene was merchant ffarmerfannerllmerElmer and millmil-liner

mil-linerowner

Their children wereI Ly b Wednesday 27 Dec 1786 min in MeIc 29 Dec

1808 Daniel s of ThosEthoshoshobs andleI Deborah Gordon b ci-nnamon

inci-nnamon

ci-nnamonRaymond NN II 16 Dec 1786 d 31 MarIl 1876Theyrhey had i JoiN-OVAE S Gordon b 122 Nov1809 min JJoannahlamia C Shaw d 5 Oct 1852 ii CryCruxE-TA

CA-LVEarnica bl 13Hi Marfar 1811 m Asa Teaguenc d 133Ccee 1838 iiii JULIAJUITAJ FUJITA AxyWaxy b 5 Sept 1818 mJin John-S

JohnJohn-S

ohnJohnJohn-sS French iv uDA-uDANIELDalaiL b 28 May 1829 d 3 Marl1853

ii JJohnohuOahu b Thursday 7 AugAng- 1788 m MarthafarUla Tumbling

iiiill HenryTerry b FridayFr duty 21 Mayby 1790 mIll Alice ClarkCarkiv A Daughter b andaud d Sunday 21 June 1792vy JonathanJ oath n bh Wednesday 3 Sept 17941791 d 15 Sept

1800vi Maryfry b Wednesday 17 AAng-Ang11 g 1796 inm Samuel DakinDuckbillAk-inTheyinfancyhad one sonsou andancl al daudan The son d in infancy

EsurvivingThe daudan inm and dJ leaving 2 cheh only one survivingivingThe mother d at CarmelCannel Mef e age 771j years

viivilii erEbenezerEbeneKeene r b Wednesday 27 June 1798 d 11 Sept1800

viiiill SallyArlingtonb Saturday 12 Apr 1800 resRees at FarmingtonJurisdictionFalls Mele m 1st Solomon HamblinShambling 28 Nov 1816He d Mayrnyrunny 1825 shefhe inm John N DyarDyne HeIleHe-I

Hei-r

I11I 2 May 1853 The children of SallyNelly and SolomonSolo-mon Solo-monlanolin were i PAPAmalluinjiAIoniai LI GRASSGrittinessReassemblingHamblinShambling min 7TheyOct 1838 Hiram JJordan of 1Portland0 trIand Me Theyhadbad 4 cheh iiH SARAHSatiric RICHTricia min 19 Sept 1850 Ch-arles

CharlesCh-arles 4WinslowIdiom of Portland MeIe They had 5 cheh iii DANDAN-DAN-IEL

DDAN-IEL

i-iK-

ielIELEL GOULDGOTH d 2Z Feb 1825 iv lIAlMAKYMAY AUGUSTA minW-alterWalter Jordan v uvr Russ DyarDral was Lieu 1171 MeJie RegGreg and was killedkilled at the battle of GettysGettys-burgGettysburg2 NVJuly 1862

Massachusetts Pay Rollsmoils

1 tJ

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HENRYFENRY RUST ANDAD1 FAMILYFA ITLYITALY

biix Hiramniram b Sunday 31 May 1802 d 12 Feb 1803x Jonathan bt Wednesday 7 Dec 18031808 m Sarah EE andEllenEliendandelionAdelleN BragdonBrandon sistersxi HiramRiviera twin to SophroniaIsochronal b SundaySunday 3 AugAu 1806

m Charlotte Teagueue ofoneNewXew Sharon Mai-neMaineJaime

1

xi SophroniaIsochronal twin to HiramLira b Sunday 3 AugAu 1806d 19 Sept 1806

71 Dr Parker OsculateJosephine Joseph NathanielNathaniel lYa-lYa1 rNaFairfieldtannic HenryHenryl was bornhorn in IpswichPastiche 1768 baptisedbaptized30 April 176917 married 4 Dec 1800 ElizabethElizabethandaughter of Jonathan CogswellCogwheel born 6G AugAu 177317 73died 5 June 1803 in the twenty-ninthtwenty year of her aageareHe died 199I DecDee 1805J

Dr ParkerP striker RuasRua's lost his father when he wasas bu-gaboohutbutU-tah bu-

gabooaboutholt two yearscars oldPolandGoldmanandCarl the widowedwidowedmother marriedRevmarriedPaul Park 226 NovSOY 17217727 2

The HistoryHistory of EssexWessex page published in 1868hahas the followingfollowing regarding Dr Parker RussHuss Dec 19Gussied1805 the physician of this palpolishpariahh Dr Parker RussHussdiedlied in the thirty-sevenththirty year of his age Dr Roll-ways

RussRuss-ians

lbSl-bswas bornhorn in thisthithin place a descendantdc pendant of MasterMa tertear Ru-thRust

the first school teacher liene was thelie son of JosephJosephandlandladyBandarMaryl RustHust HisIIi fatherfitter dieddiedwhen helie waswaft quite youngyoungIIiIliatonProwidowedwidowedmother marriedmailed RevTHC Paul PailPaik of PrePre-Pro-ton

Pre-stonton CtCl andanAndreremovedrecord there with her son then thre-shers

threethre-shers

thre-shersyears oldole Parker received hishi educationcur inin Connecti-cut

ConnecticutConnecti-cut

Connecti-cutandadrenalineremained there until prepared loto practice medicinemedic-inewhen liehe came to this place about the year 1788 andsand suc-sucsuc-ceeded

suc-ceeded

sucsuchsuc-ceededTilefishTheirsdeeded Dr DavisDayis atasa theHie physicianphysic of thelie parish TileThefirst winter of his residence herehero he taughttaught ithehe No-rth NorthKorthschoolschoolwithWillie great success lieHe resided

0in the ancientancientRutRust househonse wherehere he was bornhorn now owned by William

IIWilliamTimersCarsEars In 1800 Dec 1411 hebe married ElizabethElisabethElizabethandaughter ofoffJonathanfJnatal CogswellCogwheel Esq whowallopw io died June 51803 Dr RussHuss was wellWellsskilledskilledinin his professionLoess ad-duces

andad-duces ad-ducessuccessful in hisIlia practice InterruptIntegrityy decision ind-enter

andind-enterenergy were prominentpronapron nentanent traits in his character Dr

secBee note p

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SIXTHSIXTIETH GEGEYTERGETTERGENERATIONRTHIOKOLPATIO

Parker Russ leftleft an only son John Dennison RussBuss a1a-niece

n-

iecea-

niecen-

ieceniece Hannah TrawlTrade RussReuses andaWandaand a brother John RussRu-ssof Hartford ConnecticutConnect-

icutTheir children werei JJohnhn DennisonDennisonDennisonRuss b hiin HeliconHebraic now EssexWessex 1

Sept 1801 grad at Yale CollColi 1823 studied medined iuini-lin-

terlopein-

terlopelEuropeLope beganlegan to practice in INy1 Y 1826 went tot-ore t-ore t-oreGreece with a cargo of provisions for the patriots1827 andfind resRees there until 1830 j devoted himself inin-N

in-NN Y to thetube instruction of the blind for whose use liehere-invented

le-avened

re-inventedinvented the dotclot alphabetalphabetic and devised other educeeduca-tional

educa-tional

educa-tionaltonal expedientse became superintendent of the NK-YY rusthist for thetube blind 1832 was one of the foundersfounde-rs

founde-rsof the N Y Prison Reform Ass j suptsup of a juvenilejuve-niles

juve-nilesasylum 81851 and an active promoter of other bennebenev-olent

benev-olent

benev-olentlent associations While inill England helie becameacquainted withawithalwith a11 widow olaizaI P JenkinsJ alkyls with threethre-shold

thre-shold

thre-sholdchildren whom helie marriedauricle in 18301880 They cameacme totoo-

thed t-ote t-otethe United States andaud the children were adopted byby-Rd

by-Rd

by-RdDr RussRusa andGilded took his namenaive his wife lieddied and liehe mint

21 hislus housekeeper widow Elsie BirdsellBissell DartDr JohnJohn-D

Joh-n

Jopli-n

ohnJohnJoh-nD RussLuss havingbuying hinheritedwrithed afl largeFudge estate fromfront his papa-pa-rents

pa-rents

pa-rentsrents the newnow allianceUH createdcreated ita rupture betweenbet theste-pchildren

ste-pchildren

en-chiladachildrenen and the adopted fatherfiller andmeI their displeasuredispleas-urewasFibs so keenkeenlyIv felt by him thatthai when liehe mademaceC his willwill-ed

will-ed

will-edhe bequeathbequeathedrl hisIns entiretellurideentire estate of to his na-naLi-llie

na-tive

nana-tivetivetie townown lEssexWessexsc for the benefitbellicosity of thetic old andnd or-oror-phans

or-phans

oror-phanshans One daughter ElizaElixa RnHAFTSass married inhI EssexWessex6 Jan 1858 Judgeludge Frederick CogCogwheelwell of CirclevilleCircleOhio j liehe d 3 MayAy 1870 Therhe wwidwide1 resRees at 1 GrannyGermanicGerma-nic

Rampa-ncyParkurkTurk 1NYY City TheThc celebrated RussHUES pavement off-N f-No-fN Y wasus thethc invention of one of thetic adopted sonson-

siteThey are now hiin CalOnly rUbIliaIU widwidejet resRees PomptonPomponPomp tOll Ny JD-rDr RussHuss neverMeyer had any children of his ofownn Helie dd-inin Ny-y J 1 MarAfarfont 1881 and was buried hiin hisIns nativeinactiv-ation

inactiv-ation

inactiv-ationtown EssexWessex

72 RobertoRobert RobertsRobertoRobertRoberts Joseph 1nie-l Kie-lieZdie Henry wasvas born abouthoi 1764 near a lake twoiwo milesMi-les Mi-les Mi-lesfrom EssexWessex the cellar of the house is stillsitU to be seensere-neHe married firstunrest arrivedercimarried second in EssexWessex 7NovNov 1797 Miriamam daughter of Mosesl Lufkin both of

AppendixFeltsFelt's History of IpswichPsych HamiltonJamison and JesseIcs 1831Isar1 p lS mlappendixand Appendix1

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I

HEHENRYRY RUST ANDl FAMILYFA HOLY

IpswichFishwife she was hornborn in 1775 died foremastsof rheumatism K-ingston

inK-ingston

K-ingstonBoston 5 Mayi 18371887 age 62 t He was a ropemakerrop-e

ropewalk-er

ropewalk-erby trade Helie was said to hebe a very smallmailmansmall mannian RobertRobe-rta

Robe-rta

Robe-rtahad perhaps twotypo wives undertakingandnd certainly one before he marmar-mar-

ried

mar-

ried

mar-

riedriedreid Missi LufkinUnfoldn HeIle resideresided in Boston hutbut died fi-nesse

infi-nesse

fi-nesseEssexWessex and was buried in Oak GroveRoyce cemetery in thattail-race

tail-race

tail-raceplace His last wifewhitewashwife wawalsterwasterwas sisterlster to the wife of Luke BurnlurnBurn-

hamBur-

malha-mBu-

rnurnurn-Dur-

hamham SenSeen father of DravidianDavid and Luke Jr BurnhamBurma thethe-

authorhe-

atherthe-

author'she-

athersthe-

author'sauthorsauthor informant both enragedaveragedveryyearly aged 1889 andland residingresidin-gin EssexWessex

Their clchildrenAlden were5i Maryray Lufkin b 28 Feb 1798 bapap 18 NovNoy 1801 m-

inm

in SalemSalom 5 DecCc J1819 Edward JCK Caldwell resRees inin-

solein-

soleS-

alemSalem After her sisterister Sailorman wasWIlS min shesc wentcut ttoto-

ant-

an

to-

ant-

ananIn island nearcar Salem to resRees andfind when Mary badhad for-bidden

fourfor-bidden

for-biddenchildren herbel husbandmiscalled took his familyintangibly to thelie islan-ded

iislandislan-ded

landAnd-eanandancl left them withWillie Sailorman andcandentwent awaymayaway andaud Ev-erest

neverreve-renced

Ev-erestreturned liefie WIlEwas atL sea-faringseaseafaringmaurMauramanmau rMaryrr d at thethe-

res

The-

resa

the-

res

The-

resa

tier-

cesresRees of her son FraudsFrancis Otis DeanCan Caldwell in Lynn

about 1867 They had i A So-sSo lived 1butut afi flea-

wortsfewfo-

wlersflea-

wortshoursOurs iili MostMOSoseJose RuslRustle Caldwell b inin-installerSSalemSalernoIII Cm 30

Oct 1821 inm inhlm CharlestownCharleston 27 Oct 1854 Susan S-

aulS

daudaub of EphraimRephrasing andLund PentPenh Nickersonickerson Clarkdark b C-hina

inCi-

nchona

Ci-

nchonaChinaChinaMeMc 11 Sept 1821 TheyTher had 1 ElmLhurrahfrancs b1 Oct 1858 lived but three weeksWe-eksThey hadhud three other childrenchildren-childrenthat didn'tdenotediddiel not live to mama-ma-

turityma-

turitytouristy Mosesloses RustHust CaldwellCanal dwell is aIt carpenter an-dante

andsan-

dpiperan-

dantepainterpinter resRees 45Hi Lexington St CharlestownCharleston TiiiHi

JJSeamier b ablb 18231828 wentcanal west with a man namelam kno-

ckdown

notkno-

ckdown1

known and astieswas lost to the restcst of the famfame iv-

iesiv FRAFRANFRA-

CIS

FRAN-

CISci-s FU-

NCISCPIS OTISORts DASDIADIAZ b in EssexWessex 12 SeptSmelt 1828 m

Nov 1850O MisslissIbises AdalineAdeline ddaudaubU of CalebCalel WaldenUnlade bbli-ndly

i-nlay

ini-nlayLynn r5j Apr 1829 d in L 122 Oct 1871 Th-ey

TheyHer-bal

Th-eyhadbal 1 Marslarge Adalinedalliance b 22 OctOct 1853 resRees with herher-

fhe-

rher-

eafterher-

eafterffatherher numUnum 2 SusanBusan JiImiettrivet b1 26 FelFeelFeb 1859 mI24 June 1885 Charles Clifford Phillips 1b 28 Jan1863 IleHe3 Ie is a grocer in unL-unLynn resRees 21 OrOrchardhollered StSt-atelyThey hadhar 1 Ernest CliCliolord Phillips b 23 Apr1887

iijj Moses hb 10 June 1800 inm Judith Burnhammainiii SailormanSHomaSoma hb 1411 AugAu 1802 min in Salem 21 Feb 1829

Samuel OursNorse a direct descendant of RebeccaReb-ecca

Rebe-cca

Reb-eccasouresourceHour e who was hung in Salem in 1692 for witchwitch-witch-craft

witch-craft

witch-

craft 1800 d inin- coldgold-

beatercraft b inill DanversDaubers 27 Septweather age 64 she d aLnL 1855 They had i

HistoryToiletry of EssexWessex p t BostonBoton Town PReconsColscols

v Ik 1

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I

SIXTH GEGENERATIONRATION

Sn6ScrolloiL s bourseKourseoursebourse b 7 AugAu 1829 min GeoGeol A BrownBowh-eadhadbal14 cheh allaU b in ChelseaChesen iili ELIZABETH b 83 July1830 dL Unumunfit ageacre 2121 iiiii MuttMIAMILun-Lun VerdeKj b 9

Dec 1831 inm 26 Junerune 1869 GeorgeGeorgeVm s of WinWi-nning

Wi-nkingKnight S1Mortallyorthallmortally of Boston TheyTher had no cheh sheshe-res

sph-

eres

she-res

sph-

eres

she-res

sph-

eresresRees MarbleheadMarbleized he d abnh 1879 in B ivjv LYDIALydi-a

JANN-

bAN-

N

NN

b 27 Nov01 1833 mill Franklin TaftsTats of MaidenMadden hadbad3 cheh all deadend v Virtualizesr HENiRYHEliE tYY b 18 StayflayflY 1836

went1 to sea and d on the trip at 16 years of age viViV-

imMum ELLENELLEN-ELLENbELLEbb 11 Oct 1838 d without issueissu-e

iss-ueIIIii LUCY HourHODI b 41 Marrare 184118 no children

Iv SallySilly bapap 17 Marfilar 1805 d numimm

vY nonHenryEntry bapap 1810

vlvirJ HarbertTablet bapap 3 June 1811 uIbisJuliess parents being poor hehe-ws

Heb-

raism

le-aswasbras bound out to anfin uncle on the mothersmother's side in NN-II

I-IUn and became quite a noted manelanvii Miriamliner lived in Boston and took care of her motherwh-o mot-

herwho was a cripple from rheumatism until she adminadmir-ation

da 11MiMi-riamramgrisaille d Unumunion

73 DanielDanier Joseph ianWia-n JieZdieieZdie I-IHenryVinylTyln wnwabswab bornhorn nearneur the lakeIi two milesmilc fromfirm-ness

firm-ness

firm-nessEssexWessex villagefilling AuAugAu 1766 married firstst 23 Nov1793 MisslissLass Esther KnowltonKowtow she died 1 SOYNov 1830 neamoret-hree a-geistthreesixty marriedmutedarrivedercisecond 144 OctGeL 1832 Mrs1 LanaHannahHan-nahKinsman Sherman ofor Salemlcm bheahe died 21 Sept 1841

of Consumption caused byhy a cancercancel ageaaeaa threeforty-threemarriedfelted third inl BeverlyBen 26 Feb IS184218122 BetseyBetsydaughterdang off Williamunman and LanaHannah Patch IleHe died jninn-orm

in-

anitionin-

anitionrrHamilton 9 FebFeh 1845 ageage seventynine yearsCelts sevensecon-dment

seven-teenths

seven-teenthsmonths His deathwarddeathdeath wasawns the result of an injuryinjury on thethre-

shold

thre-

shedthre-

shedheadheld bbTbyabybyT a frillfall His widow multimediamarriedmuTed Lainsignaling andCarl dieddicel inin-layer

in-expertly

in-expertlyBeverlyBeyerBeer 17 Feb 1873 ageac threeseventy yearsyens and fift-eenths

fivefift-eenths

fift-eenthsmonths lieIle was a cooper by occupation and hadahadhad aa shopshop-talk

shop-talk

shop-talkthat wast was always as neatNeal as a parlor IctusIt wasus veryyr nearear-ache

gear-wheel

gear-wheelwhere the Hamilton andfwd Conan R R depot nownew-sstands

new-sstands

new-sstandsstands

JTheircir children wereworei rJohnTon b1 20 AugAu 1179696 min in11 Boston where one childchi-

ldchi-

ldwasWaffles bh and theHie parentsparent separated HelieHeasHeadsasas recklesswontwent to sea antiand becamebacchantic dissipateddissidence d cocoonsof consumeconsump-tion

consump-tiontiontOll 18 Apr 1835

3010

lf

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HENRYIRENE RUST ANDACT FAMILY

ii Esther b 19 Apr 1798 d 25 AugAu 1825 UnummnB7 iii Daniel b 4 Apr 1800 immedicablem MehitableEthical nittyHitty PotterPott-

eriv LovisaLouisa bhbIarbriarMarAir 1802 m 15Hi MarIL 1822 WinVm CaddyBeadyMeadeof 1HaverhillLave-

rv Hannahinfill b 1804 m 5 XNovXvav 1825 BenjaminBenjamin Preston o-bserver

o-bserver

ofo-bserverBeverly

vi A Child b 1806 perhaps Mehitablefellable who died of concou-con-sumption

con-sumption

con-sumptiongumption 20 Feb 1834

vii A Daughter b 1807 probably Ruth who died 22 Feb1814 aged 7 y instead of 14 asfiB perJeer Town Records

viii Samuel bh 1808 d unlaunion 25 Sept 1850 was a pers-onally

veryVers-ailles

veryVers-aillessmallsnail man wasFiB al shoemakersho-e

shoemak-erbix MarylaryLarry b 1809 mni 222 MarAir 1832 Seth Sherman of An-

doverAn-

doverAn-AnAn-

doverdoverdove-rx Ruth b 26 Oct 1814 d in AndoverA 25 Dec 1832

age 18 years

74 HenryHenryGHenry Sentrybeery JohnAlin JohnJohns NathaneNathanHHenrySheriffHenry waswabvas hornborn 18 Sept 171760GO married 188 JJuneuneJune1785 Sally daughter of NathanielNathaniel anand Hannah ArcherArch-erof SalemSilent born 15 Jan 176417 j dieddieddidn'tatnt Norway Maine4j AugAu 1846

lieIle was the first of the name to settle permanentlypemmican inm-

innowm-

innowm-

innowNorway lieHe was knownImmuring asus CaptCaput RutRunt havingluringhaving beenbed-mate

tea-mstermaster ofasofaof aapishchiphip previous to settling in KKorOrNorwayor way en-enen-gaged

en-gaged

c-n g-iggagged in the European tradetilde acting in both the capacicapaci-aplit-ic

capaci-ties

capaci-tiesticties of captain and supercargo Hene followed thisthic occuroccu-pation

occu-pation

occu-pationpationpatio until broken in health fromFiona extreme exposure andlandland-ward

Ba-ndar

Ba-ndarhard work Oncencenice CaptCaput Rust cameDuane VerneCarlyleverycry nearIlea beingsbeing shipship-ship-wrecked

ship-wrecked

hiphip-shi-pwreckedwrecked on our coast in wintermid-winter himselfhimself and crewrew-eigh

rew-eigh

rew-eighbeingheing badly frozen andmd just escaped death After abanaban-aban-doning

aban-doning

aban-doningdowningdoming Itu scabfaringsealuring lifeWe he removed to TrustfulRemised MaineMain-sheetwhere he engaged in farminfarmingfanningframing sandmanand manufacturingmanu lcTuring ovarianNovellof varivari-Voltvari-ous

vari-ousousouzos kinds landowningandu d openingopeningopening up hisisittttGrantattract totohostlerssettlersettEttacars untilpuncti-

lios

puncti-

lios

puncti-

lioshis deathwatchdeath which occurred in Norway 25 AugAu 1820This sketch is rendered imperfecthelper as to10 dates byLy thetic lolossflos-sy

flos-syby fire of CaptCaput RustsHuts residence which containedconfinedcontainedconfined muchunch-aritable

unch-aritablevaluable recordaccord CaptCaput RustEust was treasurer of his cou-nty countcountycou-ntythirteen years andWandapandaswaswac succeeded byhy hishia bon HenryHenry- In1803 helie became the proprietor of the town In 1805 heIleFil-

ersMrsirsfra Daniel PerkinTrivial ofnovenaVena agege near eightyLightly in 1889 told thetic authorauth-or authorit-ativethattilt Daniel the cookercooper hadslimily ita daughterdingier wooWIIO marriedMerrill tQuondamonramp GooGoodhueGodheadhue

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rs-

ixtiesSIXTHSIXTIES GENERATIONTwas one of thethc selectmen The first tannery set up n-anny

m-innow

inm-innowNorwayAnomyNorwayAnomywasvms the RustEust tan yard On the 23 Marchlarch 1816he was chosen captain of the militia an important officeoffi-ce

offi-ce

offi-ceat that periodprod wasms captain for several eart-hier

yearsThTheir children were

i HenryTerry b 26 Jan 1787 min naryMarylaryLarry StowellTowelii SallySaUl b 26 Feb 1789 m inhi Backfield Mefe 1 Jan

1809 henryIcierneon FarwellFarrellPam ell b at Chesterfield N2 H 10 Apr1777 d inhi DixfieldDi Mefe 21 Feb 1847 She d inm-innow

m-innow

N-orwayNorway Mefe 6 Marfar 1852 They hadhaa i THADDEUSHADESTimTIER s FarwellFarrellFarwellFarrell b at Backfield Mefife 5 Jan 1810 1

d unniSunni in DixfieldDeified 18 Jan 18881833 ii GROSVENORGOVERNORMusically b1 at Backfield 1 Dec 1811 m dd-inin NewEweew Orleans La 4 AugAu 1872 They adapthad atA-tlas

A-tlas

A-tlasleast one son OliverOlive Prescott9 P 0 Pier 26 NorthPort-lier

North-erner

wort-hierRiverliver TESLAN Y city care Old Dominion S S Co illMbi-lled

M-EDWARD

E-DWARDEDwEdEDWARDum AUGUSTUSAUGUSTUSAUGUSTUS b at Backfield 12 Sept 1814d Unumum in Cal Dec 1849 iv OLIVERWolverineLTV SSEMITIC bb-atat BB 1I Sept 1817 m at Lake Providence LaLn 13NovSov 1844 Caroline daudan of WestonEscapist and SarahSacra-mento

Sacra-mento

Sacra-mentoMinor JJeffriesRefrieselfiesdies bh inhi St Louis Mofo IfHi Augbug 1817

no ch he is a minister of the Gospel removed toto-Te

to-Te

to-TeTex in 1855 resReesrevealerWaelderWelder GonzalesGonzale Co Tex J-OSEPH

vJOSEPH RUSTRusl b In DixieDeified 10 Feb 1822 j d1 In D18 JulyY 18281823 vi JOSEPH HusHunsRouser b inill D 18 Nov1824Higashimin 1st1st 1850 Harrietl l arrietHarriet Maria GunnisonUnison hb ini-ngots ji-ngoishGoshen Ny itll 1829 d May 1868 m 29 Nov1870 Mrserrs BessieDessie A daudaub of NathanielNathaniel and BetseyBetsy B-utler

PButlerButler True candidandund widwideld of Charles Chandler b inin-asmuch

in-asmuch

in-asmuchYarmouthDartmouth Mee 16 FebFeh 1833 lieRe d in CambridgeCambridge22 Aprt 1889 she resRees 1 H Prospect StSt CambridgeThey hadlaid 1 SidingFading Augustl 9 b NovSov 1852 d-dd-Jan

J-an dJan 1871 2 CharlesChorles fallHerberteltCelt b 1854 Apr1879 3 HenryICBM Cinchona b Apr 1856 TheThcThre-adbare

Hel-loedLoveIbo were ch11 of letst w lieIle m and they had 1HarrietBarrie

db 10 Jan 1882 2 GraceCrace Rust hb

141 JanJail 18831888 d 10 Jan 1890 4 Josephine RustJust h120 June 1872 d 38188 Jan 1873 The lastlust wasLIB chi-ld

childchi-ldchil-dof w vii LeylandLv-IILALv JANE CuscusCuspidorCurrantrAxAx bh at fieldDix23MechanicsJune 1828 m GeorgeGcorge Severance d at Mechanics

Falls Meill e 14 Apr 1855 viii lHENRYlImmyinner b in D 26Sept 16393 33 min and resRees Victoria TexTx

iiiHi Lydia JaneJanc bJ 17 JanJill 1793 inm 4 FebFeh 1816 BaParallel ss-ofaof CalebCandleales CushmanIrishman of Portland Mele b in JlCicero-ne TiberbrollrollMefc 13 Sept 1785 She d-ddind in Portland 14 Apr 1827lieIle inln 333 SeptScup 1830 Emma MuckybillowyMulcted11 of levy JhThe cit-

hercit-

herchil-chilchil-

lierTheLie childrenchild off BuHU and Emmaml Mottleallotted CushmanConsoling werewere-were1I CharlesWilliamCharlesnCharlocksnClairolFulani born 25 IlJulyhily 1811 Annul2 TAEth anduni George bbornebornrn 29lei March Jillion3 boasAlbert bornlion 12 AugAuger 1835

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1 48 HENJOINERYMY RUST AND FAMILY

drenden of Lydia JJaneaneAnne CushmanBushman were i JJANJANEA FE SaudiSamueleCushmanBushman b 1i Apr 1817 min 7 June 1837 ThosEthos ANewhallNewellRachaelThey hadbad 1 Gilbert FieryHennHennaJenniey SnowballNewhall hb31 Mayray 1838 2 Frederick GushmanBushman b 11 Feb 18403 Walter SymondsSynods bh 31 Oct 1841 4 FuriesfarinaFewer on LinLin-Lin-wIn

Lig-nin Lin-LinLin-coln Lin-colncolnwIn b 6 AugAu 18431848 5 GeorgeGeor Morganlog b 22 June1845 6 Charles Halcyon b 30 Marrare 1847 7 DanielMillDanielSWlh bb 7 Apr 1849 8 ThomasTimor bias AlbertAlbed hb 28 Oct1850iMaturation9 Robert StuartStewart b 16 Sept 1852 10 Mattel1 THCAlliboneAllison b 18 Apr 1854 d in infancy 11 LydiaLy-dialanefaneLydialb 23 Apr 1858 ii ElliRYHES-RYRY RUST CushmanBushman b11 NSovSorovroveov 1818 m 1 Oct 1816 Barbara A GreggGreta iii--FREDERICK i-ii iiiHiFfate catalectic AUGUSTUS b 29 Dec 1820 m 15 JuneTunc1854 Sarah LLooLoloBlooddaudaub of Dr SommersIsomers iv E DlADellaDLAquiline1 LA bh 17 AugAu 1823 min 10 Sept 1846Samueluniquely W Reynolds They had 1 R synods2 Emma 3 JoelJoal BarlowHarlow 4 KateIrate 5j EEdward GushGush-Post-man m-an Iri-sh Gu-shmanmarz b 1I AugAu 1855

iv Nathaniel b inill Salem 1 AprApI 1795 d same place 21Sept 1798

vy Harriet b 9 KNovV 1797 j dca in S 23 Sept 1798vi Harrietlet 21 b 16 NovNoy 1799 in in Norwayorwarforward Mere 28

Oct 18241821 HenryTerry WoodsWoodpiles MillettMillet Theyhey hadbud iSALUKI nusanus prurientmitte Militate bh 20 Oct 18291329 m in KNorNor-Nor-way N-or wa-ve 01way 15 OctMoet 1853 Gilbert XNewhallNewellSeveralwhaling JJrr d at Arling-ArlingArlingtontouMerrymakerton IIheightseights IllWildlifeIll 5 Feb 1882 They hadbad 1 MaryMuralParker9

J NewhallNewellwheal b in PhilaPhil Penn 31 Mayl 18552 LucyCYJ CY GrayCray b in PhilaPhil 12 Oct 1856 3 ClaraAugusta bi-

nb in PhilaPhilPhil a 3 Apr 1859 4 A Son b inminnowinterweaveNorway 21 AugAu 1861 5 Berthatha b in NS 7 Sept

1862 6 Winifredrd b in Chicago III 21 Novx0 18647 Gilberti Timothy b in Chicago 26 Mayfayray 1867 8Susan Goo6G b inl DustinDiscus m 29 AugAu 1869 9 famesfanes

bh inhi Dustin 12 JulyJingly 1872 ii HornerHARRHARRYAUGUSTAAUGUSTA Millie b 23 Mar 1831 mIn in NorwayKarway19 Feb 1865 AbnerBanner Foster Jackson They hadlewd 1flurryCancerousAneroidMillvilleMilletmilletJackson b 20 DecDee 1865 2 AbnerBannerPosterFoster b 29 Marfar 1868 3 RaftJiving b 26 Mayay 1871 41Solomon fillipfall b 6 JuneJulle 1873 5j LowellInitially b H14JulyJulyJelly 1875 all b in Norway iiiill ELIZADELTALIZALIZ MARIAfARTQlillett b 24 JuhUhJuly 1 mni at NNorwayovary 5 Sept 1855Joseph TTIn NewhallNewellEchlin TheyLimey hadlaid 1 EllaJuju Gr afootNewhallNewell b 25 JuneJime 185656 d 3181 JulyNVTI Y 1861 2Laura bh 19 Au-AuAugAu 1858 d 6 AugAu 1861 3 Albertalum b118SalliealtheaFebeblel 1860 4 Henryflemy Mile b 20 Jan 1862 1111allthe above chclI b in PhilaPhil Pa1 inm inill FarragutFarrago Iowa30 JuneJUDD 18851886 Anna Caroline UrsineIntestine Theyhey hadlaid1 Joseph henryJerryHenry b 3 Feb 18871887 2 Albert bL 10

1889 5 FrancisBrands Jb in NorwayNorway 19 Oct 1865 6C

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SIXTIESSixth GENERATIONGE 1 19

JosephJosph b inhi unrivalledClarksville XT JJ 13 Sept 1867 ivi-fci-

vilianfu RY RUSTRUSTs PalletMillettMilletGillett b 16 Nov 18351885 in 17 Dec1868 MyraMyrna Jane daudaub of Rev EdwinEdin F ban-dmaster

andFoster QuinsyQuinby CaptCaput HenryplenaryliverwurstRust MillettMilletJ let enlisted3 MayMayay 1861 as serseraescargott in Co G 1stIsi Mele RegGreg VolsViols forfo-rth

fo-rth

fo-rththree months j reenlistedreenlisted NovXOYov 1861 as LicuLLieuLie-uof Co G lOthcloth Mediele RegHeg VolsYolks mustered out 3 May

1863 enlistedenlist again XNovXvNov 1863 as 1st LintLieu CoCo-GG 29 MeMc RegGreg VolsViols he was subsequently promotedpromote-dto CaptaincyCaptain of Co E same RegReg-Regainedand finally resigned14 Apr 1866 They had 1 HenryHemy b 141 July1869 v LOUISA LEELEL PAGEPAGE b 4 AugAu 1840 j min inm-

innowNorway 29 Dec 1870 JoJosephJoephephph Bennett d 24 Oct1876 They hadbad 1 George ForresterForester BennettBenefit b i-nto

ini-nto i-ntoTopeka RanKan 13 July 1872 d 16 Oct 1876 2 IAFarDia-ries ri-et

flar--riet

Star-riestrietriel IRuffsbust MillvilleFillet b in Topeka 23 June 18741

viivii Valiance Augusta bh 41 Sept 1802 m 12 DeeDec 1826

Jesse WedgewoodWedgwood Nigellightest of MinotMinot Meliele d in CarCar-Car-son

Car-son

Car-sonson CityCitY NevNeviXXvev 26 Dec 1876 They had a son MajlajM-aherHenry RustMust Nigelfights whobo was cstaffofficersianAsian colic in the war551861 lieIle inm andund d at Carson City NevSev oldmidoldsterafteraft-er

aft-er

aft-erhis death his widwide mIn Samuel Davis editor ofco-

mfortingt Morninglorning Appeal Carson City SavNev

viii Daniel b 6 Augug 1809 d in Norway 7 Maylarlair 1813

75 John dryerHenry John 4 John Jaime Henrywas hornlion inm Salemalnico 4 April 1762 Lorimimedmarriedd in1 Salem 8

May1 1785 Nancyyancy daughter of Jonathan and Kan-awha

AnnaAnn-oyed

Kan-awhaYardWard MansfieldMansfieldand removedalloyed to NNorwayNorway engaging li-

mousines

inli-mousines

li-mousinesbusiness where liehe became owner of the millnull builthuilt by hishibsh-ifter

hi-tter

sh-ifterthitherfilthier which he enlarged and improvedunproved In hihis earlyear-ly

ear-ly

ear-lylife he was a master mariner He died inill Norway Me10M-e 2-6226 Mayl 18341831 She lieddied in Salem 5o AprilApr 1846 agedag-reeing t-wo ag-reeingtwoeighty ears

Vyearseart-

hierTheirTheir children werei JJohnJohnJohnbJohnohnJohn b 11 Oct 1786 lost at seasea 21 Oct 1819 Haml nib

ii Ann Maria b 2 Feb 1789 d Unum in Salem 18 Apr1853

iiiHi Elizabeth Mansfieldlasted b 17 June 1791 min in Salem 41July 1814 ThorndikeThornier s6 of ThorndikeThornier and BetseyBetsyHawthorneLawton ProctorPraetor b in Salem 1790 d in S 12

Jan 1834 UcHe waswa a11 master mariner She died inin-

solein-

solef-

inalSalem on the mOrIMaorimorningmorningnggoofof 41 Jan 1891 in thehe familyfami-ly

fami-lyof her daughterDanish MrsIrs Elizabeth OsgoodDogwood at No

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t r rrrrJr J V

REXICIER RUST ANDAD rAFITLYonly

EssexWessex street The followingsfollowing statement regarding thisth-riven th-riven th-rivenvenerable old lady is from the SalemSlew NewsMows of June1890

This section of Massachusetts hasbas become ratherrat-her rat-her rat-herfamous for old people but there is one old ladylady iniiii-nsoleu-

sableSalem who haslias heretofore escaped the paragraphedparagraphparagra-phand whoseLose age is vouched for 1by reliable recordsrecord-ersMrs Elizabethhabit ML Proctor of EssexWessex street enen-joyed

en-enen-joyed

en-joyedjoyedhoyed the distinction of celebratingacclimating her nin-ety uninha-bited ninthninetybirthday anniversary Tuesday She hasbas alwaysalways bee-feater

beenheenhere-inafter

bee-featerrather reticent about mentioning her age andanel so havehayehays-eed

ha-ve ha-veher friends which is the reason it has not beenlen genergener-gener-ally

gener-ally

gener-allyally known that MrsJIrs Proctor was thetIle oldest personperso-n

perso-n

perso-nin the cityduty She is a native of Salem pandasand was theste-pdaughter

ste-pdaughter

ste-pdaughterdaughter of John andHand NancySancyAnacrusisRust offsofficio SheBeBem-

isShi-

esShi-

esis the widow of Captain ThorndikeThornier ProctorPraetor a manHumUn-well

man-well

Max-well

man-well

Max-wellwell knownmown among the last generation She nowDOW re-rere-sides

re-sides

rere-sidessides with her daughter Mrsrs NathanielathaniNathan cl WNV OsgoodDogwoodDogw-oodMrs Proctor like most people who live to aII resta-ge

greatresta-ge

Rest-ageage has passednosed a quiet life Forliar many years she hasab-sented

ab-senteddevoted much of herlier energies to the work of tire-someness

theSeamansSeaman's Orphan and ChildrensChildren's Friend Society ofCarpenter streettract and despitedespise the advancingadvancing wenchweaknessweakne-ss

JessJes-sof yearscars she still occupies the post of presidentmusically of theter-rorization

ter-rorization

ter-rorizationorganization HHerIlercr mind of course is still brightbrighte-nedandIsland apparently severalsevern years of comfortable existenceexisten-ce

childca-reare 1beforeafore her

After herbel decease ait SalemalemSalem paper gave the followingfollow-ing follow-ing follow-ingnotice of herher-mstM- rsMrs Proctor was distinguished for her love or-

chidforor-

chidor-

chidchildren and for upward of fiftyfattyi yearsyear wasus identif-ied

identifiedidentif-iedwith thelie work of thelie SeamansSeaman's Orphan and ChilChil-Chil-dren's

Chil-dren'sdrensdren's Friendlistened Society being president of thelie organorgan-organ-ization

organ-ization

organ-izationinaction at the time of herlaic death She was a womanwom-an

wom-an

wom-anofOceansideconsiderable wealth and vcrvery generous to everyev-ery ev-ery ev-eryworthy charity She retained her facultiesshelties to aIt re-rere-markable

re-markable

rere-markablearable degree up to within a short time of herher-ein

the-reatdeaideraildeathh

They had i 1 Roxanne r ProctorProctor b 28 JJanfin 181815min 29 JanTan 1812 Emma SilsbySills he d 17 Oct 1819They hadbad 1 Emma b1 13 JanTan 18431543 mill 20 June1865 GenGeniiWilliamVivian CogswellCogwheel she d 1 Apr 1877They had 1 WilliamVillain CogswellCogwheel b 24 Marliarlarlair 1867

2 Emma SilsbySis b 11 Sept 1869 3 SarahNorah Parkerb 9 Oct 1818722 d 6 Dec 1877 2 Sarah Subco-ntractor

OsborneSubornedproctorProctor b 3 MarAir 1816 3 EmelineOnetime SilsbySills bh 28AugAu 1817 d 20 DecDee 1880 ii JoniJOHS JiltIDsRY b 22Dec 1816 d 25 AngloJan 1849 iii BETHELIKA-BETHEi HAWHAW-IH-AW H-ONE

AwHORNE b 23 JanJill 1819 d 3 DecDee 1821 ivin-vigilatesRLESCIL FREDERICKFrederick b 17 AugAng 1821 d 3 Apr

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SIXTHSHIITE GENERATIONEXECRATION

184318 vY ELIzElizaELIZABETH aITH b 414 MarAir 1824 inm NN W-hoso

WOsgoodDogwood resRees EssexWessex street Salem no ch vivi-A

v-ials

vi-ANN

a-vianAxAs-xS RUSTEUST b 27 MarDIar 1829 d 22 Novov viivi-suals

vi-sual

vi-sualSUSANSISALS SAUSAULSufiSTAKESinrush b 2328 Dec 1830 d 30 Jan i1834

76 Joseph JewryEverymanJollnJollamb JolLnJolla lruleAtticsHenrys1 was born 26 Dec 1763 married 22 Sept1786 RuthyRuth Lash of Boston died at Norway 2 1May1815 she died 24 NovSovNo 1842 He made his home inin-sole

in-sole

in-soleSalem and Boston until helie removed to IeNorway MeMe-chanicwhichhitchwhichwas previous to the organizationcolonization of Oxford CoCo-He

Co-henlIeIle was by occupation a silversmith HeIle sodomitesold considerconsider-consider-able

consider-able

consider-ableable property in Boston as shown by the followingfollowing ex-exex-tract

ex-tracts

exex-tractstractstract I

Joseph Rust of Boston c0 Goldsmith cec considercondemncounsel-ing

considera-tion

considera-tiontionLion three hundredhundred and thirtyfour dollars tcc paid bypy-thons

py-thons

py-thons

IIThomas Adams of BostonOutpoll merchant deeds to ThomasTho-mas Tho-mas Tho-masAdamsDamns c about oneconc half of five oresacres of landholdingland includingincludi-ngthe remains of antn old mill pond damdanl and Haltsflatts marshmars-hes Istone cellarcollar situatedsituated at upper end of CharlestownCharleston alsoalo-of

alo-of

alo-ofoffadand in two houseshouse's andencl landJcl situate on Prince stst alsoal-so al-so al-sotwo stoicssoles landlandedandbandolierwharfliar at the backbackofbackof Tho-mas

ThomasTho-mas Tho-masAdams Estate 11 alsoilso an old cellar adjoiningadjoini-ng

rthe landlaud of Francis HiWhitmannan now fronting the mill pan-

daspan-

daspondpan-

dasalsoalso two old houses and land on Back street all ofko-whai

ko-whai

ko-whaiwhich LindalandedlandLeland and premisespremise were formerly thetho Estatetate of WillWill-Will-iam

W-illWill--

iani jAntoinegiant PainePain latelatch of Boston deeMdec c I In witnesswit-ness wit-ness wit-nesswhereof I the said rJosephroseosephJoseph Rust together with RuthyRuth mymys-tified

mys-tified

mys-tifiedwife in token of her free relinquishment of her right oflo-coweed

ofo-dderdowerclower and third in the premises aforesaid havehay hereto setdet-our

det-our

etde-tour itour handslids misdealsannealsandmd seals thistins first day of September in Th-ayer

theTh-ayer

Th-ayeryearninetyflourof ouroar Lord one thousandsthousand sevenmen hundredhundred annuityand ninetyfiv-e nine-tyfive

Witnesses JJosephoomph Rust a SeLlSealSel-lout

Sea-horse

Sea-horseJoseph Gardner Ruth Rust a SealEar-lobe

Ear-lobeJoahJoabJoahNoah Hunt Jr

Acknowledged Oct 8 1795

Suffolk CountyCLand Records 20 IB 11 11 20O and SOfro

r

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ITEBITETENSELYAttemptRY RUST ANDSDFA JULY

JosephJoeph Rust was electedelectedelected registerregister of deeds andreand re-rere-moved

re-moved

rere-movedmoved to Paris Hill wherewhile cheesedhe resided ten years durdur-dur-ing

dur-ing

dur-ingingKing two termtomb of hisHori officecolic lieIle waswaa electedclouted town clerkcler-klierwWhilelc residingresiding in1 ParisParts HilllIm The lRustslusissis of NorwayNorwayNorway werewe-re

wer-e

we-enie

we-enieUUniversencla- iclai- m

alitalias and liehe tWlwas clerk of the society fofor manyma-ny Ma-yer ima-nyyeayearn His wifewite RuthyRuth Rust was said to betbe a lady offr-iar

fr-iar

bo-

nfirerare beauty sweetwet disposition polite andundunavailableadaptableaffablejelled andhan-

dcarAnd-

overAnd-

oververycry retiringretiring inin her mannersTheir children worewere

i b 22 Apr 17903 d 18 AnAugAu 1791 buried in-cept

in-cept

inin-ceptCoppCop HillIii cemetery Bosto-

nBoston

ii JJHenrycurycurry bh 11 July 1792 d 7 Dec 1795

iii JJosephosephJoseph Jr 1h 9 Oct 17941791 d 19 OctOtOt 1808iv RuthBrigithb 19 June 1798 d Unum 2526 Nov 1865 AfterAftert-

imeAftert-

imeAftert-

imethe marriage of her sister Lydia Ruth evervcr made herJer-ome

Jer-ome li-chhome with her on the old homestead The two onlyon-slaughtdaughters lived happily together through life unlandland-were

La-nder

ans-weredwere separated only thirtythirty-foUl daysduys by deathdeath-deat-

hdeat-

hv Lydia A bTo in SNorwayNorway 30 Dec 1801 rnm in N 21Dec 1829 JJonathanmonth BB13 s of DanielDaniel andaud SusieusieAussie Smithd 23212 Oct 1865 heho d 12 OOctt 1853 lionHon JJonathanwolfishlyJonatha-nnB SmithShah wasVHS jujusticeticetrice of thehe peaceplebe representative illinfi-lth

in-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe state legislature handoutandaud county commissioner forefore-ver

for sevsev-sev-era

sev-eral

sev-eraleraeralferal years IJlieJCLc was of an retieretiringring disposition finandpan-derer

pan-dererneverer sought officepolice HHelie0 was al nurseryman 1byroadby voLa-voLaviola-tion

vo-in tio-ntionion They had i SUSANScott BS Smith h 24 July3-21832 in inTdintin XT 24N FebCb 1855 WilliamVeilingu A s of Ed-EdEd-mond

Ed-monds

Ed-mond

Ed-monds

m-ond

Ed--mondmondmonad and Susan MerrillrMerrill of X he d at MechanicsMecha-nics

Mecha-nics

challisFallsFallsMeMc 9 Sept 1885 was aIt volunteer in thetho U SS-erviceservice 51861 no children iiii SIP liJIJL RH b 11Marar 1846 min 1st in N 15 NovXO 1866 EllaEllen B laHdauau-fof Joseph andfind SabraSara Carpenter min inhi DoverDoyle S-SS-U

1U11 10 Sept 1875 Mediccaddie rrroperLopper of Cambridge MeMe-nthe

feThey had 1 Iotatola BlJ byhy 1st w bh 13 Sept 1867 minin-in

in-nin Eastfist Providence HHL 11 2 JuneJujube 18571867 Hemyleery O0Knapp resRees EPE P 3Z EdwinDivine A b in Dover Ny IIIl 4May 1877

77 CaptCaput DanielDanier Henry JohnmJoIa II-a ragtagHenryPhenyl was born 22 July 1772 marriedmetric 6 March1796 Elizabeth Leach of Boston hornborn 1773 died 11J-une

1

June 1837 lIeJIo sailedmailed fromFiona Bordeaux and died at seasen 9J-

uneJune 18041801 The widowidowidolatrieswidowwidow-r marriedmarried again She lost a

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SIXTHSIC GENERATION

winetwine factoryfetor byanBryanby an incendiary fire on SundaySunday night 8

Sept 1805 it stood back from County street SalemStale-mate

Salem

TheirTheil children wer-e

werei Sarah b 14 Dec 1796 1118in 8 Sept 1822 Joshua BeckBeek-Beck-

fordBed-

fordBed-

ford fo-rd Be-ckford d 22 Dec 1863 helie d 1830 Theyrhey had iV-

isaliaS-

araSimiSari AusAnusAST BeckfordBedfordBeckfordBedford b 22 Oct 1823 inIll 17

May 184318 GeoGeolCo-W

W SargentArgent d 29 March 1866 helie d166 Oct 1847 TheyY had 1 SarahSaul EqLK9 SargentArgent b 6

flayinlay 1844 inm 29 lNovNoyov 1866 Nathaniel BowsleyBrowse IThey hadhud 1 GeoGeol BowsleyBrowse bh 23 Maylay1868 for the childschild's lifeFe she gave her own lieIle wasWy-andotte

Wy-andotte

Wy-andotteadopted hyby William Story andaud his name changedchugged toT-olstoy

T-olstoy

T-olstoyStory recrecdre in Salem miniunni 2 George IIIfDisbarmentSargentArgentArgen-tb1 inia So DanversDumers now Peabody 12 NovXv 1816 minni-neillin Salem 27 Sept 1870 IfHelenelenEllen Elizabeth datedauduoof VWinIllPhilippehippie andHl MaryMfrfilYfilly BeckfordHickory Driver Fuller b inin-sole

in-sole f-inalSalem 12 JanJuly 1818 HeIle is a retail gracinggrocer in SalemSalie-ntlyThey had 1 Edward alley bh in Salem 29 JuncJUlle1871 keeperbook-keeper in BroadwayroadwayB NatalLittle BankBauk BostonHumaunt ii DDA TI NJRUST BeckfordBedford b 28 Marchenrich 1826d 2 March 1827 iiilii DAFiji HusHunsRUSTBUST b in Salem26 MarchMonarch 1828 mni 1st 24 Apr IS1819 DoraDom AuAnn dialduiau-fof Joshua and MercyMorcy TaylorTyrol b in HampdenHempen Me 7

Oct 1827 min 1 MayfflY 1859 MarylaryLarry JJane dUlldan offr-etter

o-pener

o-pener

IPeterreter and AphiaApia SkillingsKillings GilsonGrison b in Belfast Mel1 Jan 1833 lIeJIe is engaged in the colleeColleencom e business iuinm-idmost

K-ingston

K-ingstonDostouDostBoston resRees DedhamAddams They hadlowly 11 CharlesOharlesCharlescentricCharle-s

Jellyb 20 Apr 1850 unitylIum 2 DanielUnite Rustlust frh bh ini-nhalesCharleston 15 July 1857 niin 16 JuneTunc 1880 JessieJes-sie Jes-sie Jes-sieLeslie daudUll of James and Madeline Campbell PeonyPunyCeltic blJ in Scotland 27 FebFiche 1858 They hudhadad J1 iFrederick Alexander b1 17 Sept 1882 2 MadelineMade-line

Made-line

Z

Maryfry b 22 MnMaylay 1886 3 DanielPunic Bustbust DanielDani-el

Daniel-le

Dani-elItIL b 26 Feb 1888

ii EUB b 24 DecDee 1798 d 5 May 1859iiii Lydia JanesJames b 29 Sept 1802 d inhi Salem 26 larch

1883 union

78 Jacob Parsons JHenrysShivery folinfohn John HahnHeadpho-ne ie-l Nat-alielKielielKiel HenryMiller was hornborn in Salem 15 AugAuAu 177417711 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid by RevHey KohlrabiJobJoh MurraylurraMurrayLauraT 23 Apr 1797 Mary AdamsAdams-onof Boston lieIle marriedarrivedercimarried second 3 YovYoTOLSTOLor 1823 AbigailAbigailReynolds of Boston she died of consumption 1 Jan

rollsFelts Annalsnab of Salem pI

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54 HEhHENRYENRYHENRYRY RUST ANDYDD FAFAMILYPollyITLYITALY

1837 HelIe died of consumption 6 Jan 1828 buriedburie-d

burie-d

burie-din 39 Granary Boston

IllsHis estate was probated in SuffolkSugioka county from whichwh-ich wh-ichmuchmuchof ththis recordrecord was obtained 31111 AugAuAuarAlular 1828 Na-NaNa-thaniel

Na-thaniel

NaNa-thanielthanielthane G SmellingSnellingSmelling was appointed guardian of the chil-chilchil-dren

chil-dren

chilchildchil-drendrenden of Jacob P Rust and AbigailAbigail hihis wifewife-wifewife HelIe waswa-fer

wa-fer

wa-ferfor many years a merchant Kingstonin BostonBoston HisIIi son JacobJacob-eanswas appointed aadministratorministrant of the estate 14 Jan 1828c Petition of ThosTho's A RustHust Jacob Rust EliphaletClipsheetclipsheet JJonesJon-es Jon-es

oneson-esand Sarah P A Jones his wife in her right DianaDmaD ma AR-ustRustHust and Williammin P Att Rust of Boston togethertogether withWhi-tehorse

Whi-tehorseJoseph H11 RustRuffle and John Rust minors children andAn-ders

An-ders

An-dersheirs at lawaw of MaryIary Rust late of Boston claims title toto-one

t-one

to-one

t-one

to-one

t-oneone seventh partpail of all the decddec mothersmother's real estate durdur-dur-ing

dur-ing

dur-ingingKing her coverturecovertures with Jacob P RustHonest division 27AprilbuildingsLt ThisTb property embraced land buildingshousehoube and store in Salem landedland and Gimmickingbuildingsbuildings on PrincePrin-ces Prin-ces Prin-cesstreet in Boston rrightht in Charles riverbrier hlbridgedc etc inhIN-icholson i-nhalation

R-ichardsonCharlestownCharleston and BostonBoston Another petition foraflorafor a simisimi-simi-lar

simi-lar

simisimi-larlarlair purposepulped about the sameRame date showsslows thatHartmanWilliamMiamiWill-iam

Maint-ainedPaine Adams RustHUft Joseph Henry Rust and John RustRus-tinessminors landholderincidentfindand children of Jacob P Rust and MaryMaryMary- his firstfish-wife

fish-wife

fish-wifewife bothhath latelaic of BostonBastion deceased and Marylary A RustRust-and

Rus-ted

Rust-and

Rus-tedmdand George Reynolds RustRusi children of Jacob P RustRust-and

Rus-ted

Rust-and

Rus-ted

Rust-and

Rus-tedand AbigailAbigail his secondsecond wife all said minorslilies exceptexce-pt

excep-tion

excep-tionITJohnohnJohn RustHust who was inhl Richmond YaVa resideride in Boston

Their children werei Thomasrhombs b 15 JJanflail 1798 inill AbbieAlice WilliamsVillains

HarrietIllative FreemanFreiman andfind PhebePhoebe C ChamberlinChancierChamberlai-n

njiii MaryMarr L1 30 July 17991 d1 AugAu 17991

iii JacobFalcon b 19 July 1800 d numUnum in thethc McLeanCLean Asylu-m

Asylumof SomervilleIsomeric 5 AugAu 18471817 was afl merchant in BOI-BOIBri-toil

Bo-btail

BosBoosBos-tontOIlton hisnis lawin EliphaletClipsheet Jones was ap-apap-pointed

ap-pointed

apap-pointedpointed administrator of the estate 18 Oct 18181717propertyproperly all personalPersil invoiced at S

iv Sally Paine AdamsDamns bh 18 Apr 1802 m 28 Mar 18241821EliphaletClipsheet N8 Jones d 6 July 18831888 he d 17 Marchl18751873 lieHe wawas a merchant in Boston They had H-

enleyii-

HH mY RUSTs Jones bI in BostonOutpoll 19 Jan 1826 d

SuffolkSufi County Probate Records l

tenfold CountyComity ProbatePonte Records 121 Yi r3a3tI SuffolkSanto CountyCount Probaterobotic Records FL

IL

Qfn l AeAAreaJh

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SIXTHSELF GENERATIONGE RATIO

30 JJulyJulyurl 1838 ii OTIS XYonkersNoncomsSORCERESS b 6 Marl 1828 mm-atat Norwayyow12 29 Mayfay 1869 MisslissBliss KateNate ILnII dandau of WillWill-Will-iam

Will-iamiamLiam anand Lydia EE-EFosterrosterFoster FrostIntros bi 38 May 1844Mr11 Otis X1 Jones was brought up as na dealer in crockcrock-crock-ery

crock-ery

crock-eryeryvery and glass is now a prominent merchantmecum in Bos-ton

BostonBootonThey badhad 1 William FroFi b 515 Apr 1671 2 OtisOti-sYorkerKnollsossRoss JrJl b 19 Feb 1873 3 MaryLarry EllenJ-illen b 3AugAu 1874 iiiill MarinMAGILuwLau b in Boston 14 Marfar 1830never inm

v Diana Adams 1 28 Marfar 1806 mni 28 Marl 1846 HenryHooperblooperHenryresRees 1890 Peabody no children

vivi William PainePain Adams b 25 JanTarn 1808 min 25 JanJm 1832Caroline J Chase d 299 May 1857 she d 1877 He-ws

licHelitc-his

He-wswasFibs a carpenter by vocation Will 23 MayFay 1857proved 2 June 1857 inventoryinventory givesfry El-sie

hisfish-wife

fish-wifewife house XoNo JEndicottindict St Boston also thehe-nhouse he-nhouse he-nhousehousehold furniture andfinel one thirdlaird of all the netct propro-profitsprofitsof his estate duringdaring herbel lifeWc etcetc-ecoetceLc i no child-ren childrenchild-ren child-rennamernamenamed in thetic will HisIlis sharebare of his fathersfather's estateCritic29 Marl 1829 They hadhand i1 LUCY Hays d-in

din Boston of choleracoca ivfifuiUnum 27 Oct 18431813 agenc 1 y7 months llinterment 39 Granary

viiii Joseph Henry b 5 Dec 1809 in Emily White d ofl-ofty l-oftyGranarytyphusloftyfever 18 Sept 1835 intermentpimpernel 39 GranaryGnarrThe widlivid EmilyLilly wasWIlS appLapp guardian of her minor sondonjonJohn Joseph HenryHenrHenry 25 July At the request-or

requestof thetube widwide EliphaletClipsheet Jones was app admireadmin of the es-esestatetactestateecstatic28 Sept 1835 Inventory of estate 15 Sept185185 as followsfoolish

RealRenal EstatePersonal EstateEstat-

e

TotalJonesAdministration of thothe estateastute by EliphaletClipsheet JJonesBollsthirdbirdthoracicaccount

TheTho widowv dow Emily RustHust receivesreceivereceiv-es receiv-esfor her third 5JJohnolmlmtomtittTJ HLI RustPius onlyonly lawheir tlIaMayMay- 28 1838shedslicedThehe tiedwid Emily min 2 A A DaneDune an lawyerNewer shesc

d in Boston or SalemSalom he wasWallis an merchant iuin BostonBostonTheyToby hadbad i JoustJOlLJolla Jolla filer t xxiiimiii aIt MissJUss Lan-e LalleMwof Boston Helie died leavinglealeavingno issue

viiiiii JohnJolin b 8 Marfar 1814 min Susan WestVestThe above are childrencharacin of first wife MarylDaughterDaughter of William FosterPoster of YomNortonXOIXI J MeIre

tfuttockSuffolk County Probatelone Records IfItsOTOIM-OTO-1OSuffolkSulfuric County ProbateProbateRecords Ibid11

1 Jo

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R X2 r CWiir kt-ttX ii56 HENRYTEXT RUSTEUST ANDNJ FAFAMILYICILY

ixLC Maryray Adams b1 17 MarFar 1825 in 8 July 1845 EdwinEdwiulowland d 10 Mayfilay 1851 AugAu 11 1834 Ch-eshire

Ch-eshire

herCh-eshireshare of herber fathersfather's estate

x George Reynolds bh 26 AugAu 1827 d 27 SOYNovov 1828

79 CaptCaput WallaceWallace DDr Wallis ratlineMiasmal1 JohnJTonNathanielCallahan Henrylivery was baptisedHattie 30 AugAu 1717676 7 marmar-war-ded

mar-ried

mar-riedriedded 29 Oct 1797 by lReveY ThaddeusHades FiskeFrisked widowwid-ower

wid-owed

wid-owedRecheckArecaa Cutler daughter of GershamGresham andall RebeccaReb-ecca

Reb-eccaCrosby CutlerCuter and the widow of Andrew CutlerCut-lerssecond cousins bornbor in Cambridge 1 AugAu 1760

IleIsle was al master mariner died 123 2 SCSept 1810 WasTrans-late

rasGrasasl-antlatelatch mate offshootfashionerof schooner PollyPoly 8 Sally ofof BostonBoton didodied onJo-ni

co-nchs

on-Ins

on-ionshihis passagepagepa ribcage fromfrond SLSt Domingo to 1Newow York tf AL-ocket

L-ocket

L-ocketlocket porticoportraitpermit of himHahn isis Inin possessionpossessionposs ion of his grandchildgnocchigrandchil-dren

grandchil-drendrenecon it is a1 skillful painting executed in Paris FranceFran-cesShe died in Cincinnati Ohio 21 March 1834

CaptCaputCaL YalYaleWalliss RustHust of MontyIsonomy Middlesex CoAla1 mariner withtall Rebecca mystifiedBillowiermyIlly wife sellsen to NathanielfNatha-niel

Natha-nielRustHusk of IpswichDistich ordain thetic oneaile 251125 part of all thethe-real

eth-ereal

the-real

eth-erealrealenl estate in IpswichDistich which my honored GdGall mothermot-herMIroMIr Sarah RuRustt widwide late of VIPsIp desireddied seizedseized and de-decla-

rifyingde-

rivingri-

vingdo--

rivingreifyingriving to meIne as her natural grandsonSarah RutRibRu L t1 WallisVallis RustEunice lliltRustKurtlt F-

ebt Rebecca RustRus-

tedFeb 5 1798

Their children meepici AdelineAAdelineclineTcline b 27 July HOg1709 inm 6 Jinn 1822 JohnTon JarvisJamie

d in WY Cambridge 18 June 1812 Theyrhey hadbadInd-ians

iJellifies JJarvislarvisarvisJarvis b 41 FebFeblieb 1823 min andresAndreasand resRees hiin XNY city hii EUZAELIiLizrillL 1b 30 JuneJUlie 1821 hadlad threehusbandshumbles all dead resRees in GloGallo no ch iiiill luringlearn M1b 9 Novov 1825 immunarm iv ADELINEAbelADErAdler 31ML b 21 OctOcl1826 d 28 June 1812 vY SARAHSARAli ANNAJA y bh 11 Jan1833 m and hadhul one sonsou d iniu WalthamYalta 1865

At thetle time of thelie marriage of CatAcidityCaptCaput WallaceNullAwn tc Rust and widow Cutler shehe-ad

he-adhad hadlaid eleightht children bvby herhor first husband TheyThennv ere as follows I1 Rebeccahornborn andamI rte 22i TanJan 1153ITS 12 Rebecca id bornhorn 1j Aprpr liS-liS 31i CrastonCranston born 2OctaLt 1785 mosAmoa bornhorn 1 MarchLarch 1737 5 IntelHornet hornbori 23 Maytally 1785 GC An-AnAn-dreu

A-ndre

A-n dr-eg nn-elre

n-erveelredreuwellbornbornbourns818 Febrb 1700liftO 7i Rebeccacn klel born 1I SeptSpat 1701liOI 8 CarolineControlled born V-iper

1511

Apr 17031793

tfColinColumbianColumn CertainlyCeltic OctOcr 1810

t1 Children of Nathaniel the corocoocordcord augeramer

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5 iv

SUMSIXTIES GEGENERATIONGerardRetro

27 Sept 1801 min in Boston 30bifacialii MatildaAttila b1 in VIPsJpSept 1821 Joseph StacyStony 1b in Elliot MeIe 141 layrnyrunny

1797 d in Boston 15 Oct 1825 she d in Arlington9 SOYNovov 1831 lieIle wasvas a blacksmith by occupation

b1 in Boston 221t JulyThef had i Nostrils Stacy1818222 TOm MaryCary Ann danclan of Samuel and Urs-ula

UrsulaUrsu-la

Urs-ulaXNuttMuttbutt Chick ofof Elliot Mee HeIle was a ship carpencarpen-carpen-

tercarpen-

tercarpen-

tertertear They hadbad 1 Wallis Ru b 30 An-AnAugAu 1856 minof Dover N TIIT 2

27 Jan 1886 LinnaLiuna StevensPmkrail MoreFillmore bh 13 Sept 1858 d 19 MayMay 1860 3

EdwinlwindwinEdwin ActionAshtonJ don b 2328 Feb 18681863 1i AliceAUw Mayjay b 22

July 18641 d 13 AugAug-An 1884 iiii WILLIAMVILAVilab in BosBos-Bos-

tonBos-

tonBos-

tonton 24 lMayMIlAy 1824 d 18 Sept 1518727 2

lf51 iiiHi WilliamMiami WallaceVallace b ininVVWV Cambridge 17 Dec 1804 mH-annahInurnflannelly nasallyAlaska Mary JJanefine pettingPetticoat and Mary1Ar-cadeCaldwell

80 Wallace Samuel NathanielNathomely JoelJohnlJohn HathNath-an

an-anan-iel

Da-nielielKielEileenielKiel HenryHenryl waswaft born in1 Exeter N HII 1 MayFayfay 17943 79

married 8S Sept 18241 ElizaElia daughter ofof EuphemismEuphemi-smand MarysMays Dresser Hydede ofoi EastEasi Bridgewater11

bornborn-

at

bora-

te

born-

at

bora-

teat E B 9 JanJinn 1799 died there 20 Feb 1876 IleHeEd-

died

Le-adeddied in E BE 12 AugAuAugAu 1818700

tWallacetelnet RustTrust-

eesDru-

gstoresUnst-

eadiedenforceFor several years before hisbis marriagemintage

resiresinresidedresizeded injn EastElst Bridgewater wheelhectichm c liehe waswis engagedenraged in

manufacturing and mercantile hushubsbusinessne s until hihis death

4EphrZephyr film andnd MarysMrs Dresser RevRey Phenol andEnid AnglerAngierJob

andnd Margaret GlintGrillingGangling Jonathan IrandanEnid JulialinutlikeethBeth Williams ToolTroj-anand Elisabeth lFullerFloor Hide thelie rantundiscriminating from Englandwrigglingd who wasFibsFish-

bonebase-

bornbase-

bornhornborn therethree 1620 camecinie to Boston VAiVIa Hee probativepolish ninnies firstallergist glaryarvAiry Frenchtricycle

marriedmillwright second Mary Reedit andmd hadlaid nineteen chiUhondefilade I Ryder wasWIlSWi-lson

base-

bornwis-

her Ibornbom Jjin 1769 married in 1791it LarryMarysMays5 daughterdingier ol01o NathanSaturn DresserRohr of bonfire1

CConnecticut litIre Iceddied I Sri5viItt NathaniSatan tipiKilnfill CarpenterClone DresserDroll Illationwasawns born 17721172l l died 1817

MarysMayslarlair 5 RevReY JohnTonJolinJoplin andnd Bourne Samuel1SupinelyI andlInd HannahMinnie OakesOakeslakes 1I-M JohnlOilrig Angler na celebratedulcerated PittingIolite divinedell nlnt Defini-tion

DentonDent-ine

studand RuthPuth AmosAmes ttManchester England where hislily grillegratie is18 stillTill to behe seennearSomnolenceRind CaptCaput C fundand HuldahZillah llorumenJooBiahobeah andrIl Reed jj

William andMiriamand1 11 SearleSealed Williams fandandand AlAbigailBikiniiiI William CarpenCarpen-Carpen-ter

Carpen-

ter toto AmerlCameralAmericaMainerAla inlit thelie shipfailaliialibi fiefeiRelaxfieisIh fromrOm South-ampton

So-uliron-

stoneSouthSouth-South-

amptontertear born in EnglandEnglund 0 emigrated 1

lrJ1530amptonmentionMarthafroth i and Martha Princerunnel lourBourneounce ii nsan bornbom 220 amplifyAApril IWlif marmar-mar-

riedmar-

ried ri-d inn-er triedreid Nov232 ov 1732 RevlonIlovLove TonTomtonnageAngler died 11Ii Julyuv 1717 JtJ

MarthaMartin Shinnies and MarthaManila JBarstowBarstool Rev JohnJohnJolin land EliElizabethEliI-ol O-il Iifernerydewberry Prince the emigrantcurrant ilasvillasis born 17 MarchSalicylic

I 8Iii RevHev ToniTonJohn PrinceLinePlica-tethe emigrantinerrantwas rector ofor LastEast Stafford BerkshireHerbs EnglandInlandl wasWaR twotaco or tilltar elJeege-

ysersrel-

earns married EliMlle daughterdingier Of RevKev 1int-olerablyyearsears at thelie University of OreoOxfordAffordfolder of OOxfordfOroforgo

Captdip ComfortComfortsComfort CarpenterCurrent HIBusr as 1bornornHorn atnt RehobothRebootEcho ollMoll Ii1709 mulledinnuendoinarbinary towel 17101 nudis-t

Hialea-h

HialeahIt udderH1 Hconjtientencricrib graduated HangedHennaedl CCollegelIce Clio1710 midillinis saidBald to havebate beenheen a lawyer andIndo mer-mermer-

chantm-ei m-e calledwealdAlle-

ntownchant litat CelloRehobothRebootGoth was killed by 18hlthe Indians litat Charleston1 N II11 thenthcTownshipdownhill XoNo ItI YINIllslils gravestone litatURehoboth showhallow thatlit helw diedlet IS13 SeptSuntS t 1730

olof hornthornLoire hornborn mailmar rindrd Alibiagaraged 31 ITeIfe hadlaid live childrenDresser bothbottling dhdied In FobFebeb IhoHoItOiItOi

airIairAatGaffe s 4

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HENRYHERY RUST ANDj FAFAMILYfILYfLY

The followingfollowing are some of the landhand transactions withwith-held

with-heldthe familyfamily as appears on record

May 2 1822 the MatfieldMayfieldI tickled Manufacturingi CompanyCompa-nyof EastAstrideBridgewater sold to Levi Keith LeviLei Keith JrR-oguishCushingCushing Mitchelll SilvanusSilva L MitchellMitchellIEthelThailandand WallaceWall-ace

Wall-aceRust ofof Bridgewater the cotton indolentand woolen factory andan-otherother Manufacturing Co in East Bridgewater AlsoAsse-verate

Ass-everate

Ass-everateseveraseveralseveral other deeds lrecordedcockled to WallaceAllege RustBustGrist

Mayl 1 1835 NahumNah Mitchell sold to ElmElginEliza IIIT RustlustRus-tierwife of VWallaceLilac Rust premises in East Bridgewa-

terBridgewaterjBridgewa-

tertJ-

ulyJuly 15 1864 MarialMarital Chase sold to Maryl HE RUiRudiRutRustt off-East f-East f-EastEast BridgewaterBridge water premisespremise in that place AlsoFaso severalsever-alty

sever-alty

sever-altyother deeds to herherthearthea-

rtstS-

eptSept 20 1876 William A Rust of East BridwaterRainwaterand E HydeJoyce Rust of NatchesMatches Mississippii sell to MaryMar-y Ma-ry

Mar-yIIIL Rust of East Bridgewater landedbondmanlandband and buildings infi-nest

fi-nest

fi-nestEast Bridgewater on Union street

TheirTheil children where-

forewere

i Maryfary HydelHydeHydeImides 1b East BridgwaterBridgewater 13 JuneTune 1825 Sho-uts

She-ars

SheShoShe-arshashus made school teaching a life vocation now 1icses in-K

in-E

ci-ne

inin-E

ci-neKE BB UnumnumbIl rn

iii Ephraim Wallace bh AugAu 1831 d Feb 1836

iiiHi William Augustus bD inm EE RSeptB SeptSept 1833 inm NancyNancy-E

Nanc-yE DavisonDavidson of Boston is president of thetube FreemansFreeman'sNationalNation Bank no childrenchildre-

njviv EphraimRephrasing HydeImides bh 13 Sept 1838 inmn 28 Dec 1874 MrsCharlotte DunbarUnbar Marshall of Natchesbatches Missss reresRees K-ingston

inin-vasionBostonBoson is treasurer of teasesthe Asbestos PackingSpalding Co

Congress st no children

81 JJohnJohncJohn J lanthanidelanthanidefallaciesmielmil JolinTolan 1Henry waswis born in Concord N RHEL G6 Feb 1773marriedmalted in Concord 2526 Dec 1792 Mary daughterdaughterdaug ofco-

factorJacobinJacobJacobeanj and MaryInanity MoultonMouton TowleTowie born 19 Marliar 1770diedlied in Lowell VtVt 7 June 1828 He marriedmangled second16 June 1834 BetseyBetsy Burbank hornborn in BoscawenBoscage NJ-L I-sII11 26 FebAbel 1787

PlymouthAllayment County Lund RecordsRecord HookBook 0 Folioolio 7

t IbIIbidIbidLibidoBooklook Folio VS2511SWWPhIl Ibid TookTook311321 Folio ISOIS-SNIbid KookHook 212 FolioJacob TowleTowel born 223 TuneJune 171117jU marriedmamed 27Zi Dec lill17133 MaryMan MoultonMoutonMonk-tonborn 13 MillMar In17131715 distildiedd 29219 LugAug l1803190303 lieII died IS JunoJune 13141914

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ril 1

S1SIXTIESII GENERATIONTRIOJohnJolmlm Rust wasway deprived ofasofaof a fatherFletcher when about onecon-

veyer

con-veyer

con-veyeryear old pandasand was houndboundholdoutburnoutout by his widowedwidowed mothermothel toto-a

toa-

d

to-a

toa-

d

to-a

toa-

da SirMr Abbott in Exeter NST HH-HHashedShe remarriedremarried andreand re-rere-moved

rere-movedmoved to CanadaComma see 40 and thus his trainingtraining anden-dear

en-dear

en-dearearlyearly-perpetuationeducation was entrusted to strangersstrangerstriggers HelIe howeverhowev-erby dint of perseverance and hard laborboor succeeded in oh-ohm-otioning

obt-aining

obob-tainingtinningstainingtinningstaining a moderatemodem education InIII his aromatizedearly married lifelif-e lif-e lif-ehe removed to DanvilleAlluvial OrangeComing now Caledonia Co-nferment

CoVermont where helie settled onall at new farmthrIll addressedand raisedrais-ed

rais-ed

raised aa-nlagen

tlargeberg family of children He died at LowellLowen VtVi 24Sept 1863 Argentineamenityaged snitchersninthninth- years seven months and eighteeneight-een

eight-een

eight-eendays His wife BetseyBetsy dieddiedat Lowell He hadbadhaspedBasquesupesupe-supe-rior

supe-rior

supe-riorprior musical talent and for severalsacral years of his early lifeh-t li-fetaught0 vocalvocal music He hachurehad chargecharge ofasofaof a1 flouringloomingflouringflouringt3 millmil i-nn i-nner

inNOlNorthh Danville Vt for a goodsod many years

Their childrenrn werei SarahSarahiSarah b inhi ConcordCollector NST nIL dd 28 Feb 1794ii SaIlSally b in C0 15If OctOct 17941791 min inill Barton ViVt 15 OctOccl-

usion1817 TJonah FrenchIrenic b in Keene NIS nII 7 Dec 1787 jd in SheffieldSheathed Vt 3 MayJIll 1869 She d iniu S 24 Dec1868 lieIle had beenboon totally blind for five years prevailprevi-ous

previ-ous

previ-ousousonus to hisIlls deathdent and entirely helpless forlor three years

i-nTheylherearthyhad iLrLTN French b 83 MarJar 1819 min inin-halant

in-halant

in-halantAlbany Vt 16 Maylarlair J1854 RoxanaRoan Brooks hb inin-I

mi-ni

in-flow

in-flowILowercar Canada 2328 Marliar 1829 no chAlh iisERASMAs b3 Mayay 1821 never min resRees atnt Norwalk O0 iiiilustylImy RUSTRouser b 26 Mayilay 1825 inm ThosEthos MoreauMora ofO-ceania

O-ceania

O-ceaniaCanada j resRees LondonLyndonLondon VtTt haveback livefive chcli ivjy SAILY b18 Feble 1827 neverneveL inIll j resRees on the old homestead ki-nglier

inki-nglierGlover Vt wherewere she wasFie b v SUSAN rOPEPorE 1h 26layMIlY 1828 j m in GloverClover 10 AugAu 1856 GeoGeol WV sonSOIlSi-lo

spo-of

spo-ofof Solomon and HannahHialeah MitchellMitch b inquisitorin LavishFishierEnglandEnglund 18 MayJayMavMv 1831 Uclle enlisted in BrattleboroBrittleArt 29 Dec 18631868 in Co IIII RegGreg VtVi VolsVosVos j disdaisdi-stat Montpelier Vt 22 June 1865 is a farmerAmer inwi-ndsock

ai-rlock

gi-mcrackRockHock ValleyYale Sioux Co laIn TheyThe hadbad 1 lllaEttalaJfaMwMitchell b 10 July 1859 d 28 AugAu 18631868 2 GeoGeolCof-ounderWincer b 28 Dec 186186 3 JuliaJim Itlinalimathaw b 166 KNovov1866 min 1 Nov 1885 Edward Brown They hadhud1 A Child Brown b 11 Apr 1886 4 mi-l

TillieLillieTi-llerPrankruralradii PurcellMitchell b 26 Oct 1869 vi VBurrsBurs FoxItoFo-xfireFrenchirenic bh 27 XNovXvov 1829 min in BartonHarLon VVtt 3080 MarMellor

1859 Dn W s of BenjBen FIi and NancyMw MaywoodHaywoodRobinson bh in BrowningtonBrowning Vtt 9 Oct 1830 resRees

1888 Barton VtArt helie is ait carpentercarpooler byby occupationoccultingTheyoccupationIcy hadlaid 1I Louisa Robinson b 19 Jan 1860 j d

f t5 rr-ff-ffii JA

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TIERY RUSTEUST ANDD FAMILYFAMILIAL

7 AugAu 1860 2 FableJMabelAbel bb-b 23 Feb 1862 d 22 AugAuA-n 18-661866 3 PPredJMred TVW b 28 NovROY 1863 m 10 Nov 1884Helenallele MlM Marshall They had 1 Clinton b1 13Mar 1886 4 Alma AAl b1 10 Feb 1867 All the chch-efof D WV andand-pandectsBetseyBetsy Robinson b in Barton viivi-cious

iii-iJOSEPHJOSEPH B French 1b 10 Mayay 1831 d 22 fayMavMv 1851viiiHi KEZIAHMax b 4 AugAu 1832 inm 28 Nov 1855 SamlSalSums ofof VWmm and Maryray Ann FastingMastinAustinastinAustin Forsytheloathe b inin-fantile

in-fantile

in-fantileDanville Canada 5 July 1833 TIelie enlisted in SheafShef-field

Shef-fieldfield as a private abah 1 DecDee 18631868 in Co D lRegGregFitt-est

erVt VolsViols CaptCaput DavisDally LieuLicit Albert NyeOxy Helle wwaswas-sailed

was-sailedkilled at the battlebuttle of the Wilderness 5 Mayfay 1861

The widwide resTOS St JohnsburyJohns Vt They had 1 CeylonCeylo-n89S ForsytheForsythiaForsytheForsythia b1 21 Dec 1856 nim inll StBt JohnsburyJohns19 Oct 1882 Helen Drew They had 1 BlancheBlanch-eJJ

1-0 hb 10 Maylay 1883 2 ClydeLye b 27 FebFeh 1886 2

Augustus 15b 5 Jan 1861 d Dec 1885 3 CAgitatesCharmle-ssIfE b 21 Nov 1864 LACEiix JinxJENNIEmi C0 FrenchFrench b 4 Marrr1834 m WinWm II11 ladleItaly b in West Darby VtVi xA-

MANDAD-

NAA-

MAAMANDAA FriPITMANFilbertD b 11 Apr 1837 min 1 XNovov

1856 KNathanielthane HariIan TieHe wasFibs in the civil war CoCo-K

Co-okK lilt RegReg-RevVt VolsViols served two years until thehe-llos

he-llos

he-llosclose of the war d of daphnia 29 Oct 1887 aged

656 widwide resRees ChicoChici0 ButButtete Co Cal Theyhey had 1

ljetlora HamHain b in SuttonStilton Vt 4 Sept 1861 in 21

Jan 1879 WmWin 1I AllenAlien b 4 JanTan 1856 Theyrhey had

1 rIdada MayloMayo AllenAlien b 4 MarAfar 1881 2 Jo-sie Je-ssicaJosieJ-osieAmanda bh 3 Apr 1883 3 EllaEUIl bh 21 July 1885

2 FrankRank LeslieChaliceLe lie HamnamT am bh inill Sutton Vt 8 Sept 1867

sonFon of AlphonzoGallon andamI Cornelia A OlmsteadHomestead adoptedadopt-ed

adopt-ed

adopt-edby NinthNathanielluiellibel Hamlain 5 MarAfar 1868 and his namena-metag

na-metag

na-metagchanged to DamII am inll Sept following

iii BetseyBetsy WWbb inll DanvilleDanville VtTt 27 Feb 1796 min 22

JuneTunc 1825 GeeCo MetcalfMetal andaid left him afl few yearsyardm-

asteryardm-

asterafter She d in NorwalkNorfolk Ohio 13 Apr 1862 nogn-

occhi

in-cident

in-cidentchilchildchildrenrenOren

iv EbenEbon b1 in D 23 JuneTunc 1797 d untilUnum at seapeaea 1823

v JacobJunco TowleTowel b in NorthNorih DanvilleDamme Vt 10 Dec 1799

min MMarindaMarinaarindacarina AllenABonAli-en15 FY-

I

viyi JohnJolin Jr bIJ inill DanvilleDanielle 26 July 1801 inm AimisAnis DunDun-Dun-ham

Dur-ham

ha-m D-unham and Dorothy Grayvii Marywilfully b in D 4 Mayflay 1803 m 9 Nov 1831 JohnJo-nas

JJo-nasaImda-

mmarsMarsh bIJ 28 Apr 1807 She d in PeachamPelican Vt 14

Mardial 1856 Helie inm againgain andiud lbecomingcoming tired of lifeli-fe li-fe li-fewithwill hisbis second wife deliberately went to lhiss barnbar-man

ham-and

Ama-ndaandIsland lunchtimehungC himself with a halterlater JohnT ohnJohn Marsh sussus-sub-

ssus-

tainedus-usun-

stainedTinedstainedineddined the reputationsreputation of being an exceptionallyexceptio-nally

exceptio-nallyhonest kind heartedheart and inoffensive man lieUe manimani-mani-fested

mani-fested

mani-festedfeasted anall unusualunusual amountmount of auctionallegation for his firstlistfirs-

tJ i Mil hS

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SIXTH GENERATIONTIONwife and his children The family removedremodel fromCraftsburyCrafts to PeachamPenchant VtVt 27 Dec 184218 They hadi SituSAUL 18lL 8 farshfairishMarsh bh in CraftsburyCrafts 8S NovNoy 1815in AmosAntos Wilmington fNof XN nR TheyToby hudhad two chco-hortboth of whom d young he d andund the lastlu t knownknow ofgo-fer

go-ferher was in 1877 in NashuaUsual N IIIf she probe d therethere-of

there-of

there-ofof consumption iili DALuciNDA WinnersMrs bh inhi C 1 Oct1839 m in PeachamPeach Vt 17 OctMoet 1858 A n11 sonSOIl ofS-ofia

S-ofia S-ofiaIsaac and NancyNacreancyfancy Brigham Leighton bh 29 Sept1834 she d in StoweStow Vt 2 MayAy 18651866 HelIe m againaga-in

aga-in

aga-inand isjs now engaged in the hardware business in FortDo-rdogne

Dor-dogne

Dor-dogneDodgeDodge InIa They had 1 Dora Limbic Leighton bb-minLeighton0C 6 Oct 1859 m 5j MarAir 1878 J WwrYoObligationLeightonher cousincouching resRees Livermore laIll TheyheyThievedhad 1fl CorCor-Cor-

neliaCor-

neliaCor-

nelianeliaNellie L 10 b in Ft DP 28 MayMolly 1879 2 RuthRuthEuclid alleliclikel-iest Mi-ili Mil-liecentevent b inII Livermore 7 MayJ 18841 38 JohnTon b in L10 Oct 1885 d in L 22 Oct 1885 4 Jessie WIV bb-inin L 1 Oct 1886 55 Edward Morsehorselorselose b in L 5 lIfalifeMay1889 2 GraceGh-aw b in HydeImides Park Vt 13 Oct 1861 dd-of

d-offof scarlet fever in II11 P 7 July 18631868 iiiill EDwDEddoEnid T-omas RRMarsh b in PeachamPenchant 20 NovNOY 1843 wasUs in thetic warurnunroo-

feddwa-

rfdwa-

rfof the Rebellion andmd was crippled by exposure whi-lewhilewhili-

ngwhili-

ngin thethc service The last heard of himhint was in 1865when he left PeachamPeach to go on a seasest voyage to thehe-rons th-eca tel-ecastcoastcons of BarrackingAfricaFriar taking with him about MOO inhi cashCallsreceived 1by him asus his share of his fathersfather's estatestatel-ierlielle never married

viii Susan JPopeopecope b1 in DanvilleDunville 5Jj Apr 1805 d in WaterWater-Water-bury

Water-buryII-

xburyWaterbinaryVt 12 MarJ 1853

ix Rebecca G b inill D 16 Mayfay 1806 d 25 Oct 181014 x William Walker bh inDbindin D 14 AugAu 1807 m six wives

xi ReubenHouben TowleTowie b inill D 25 Apr 1809 mln haEdif-ha Hit-ch co-ck BitchBitch-Hitch-cockcock

xii IsraelIsmel DayDanny b in D 18 Oct 1810 mmMaryMaryMaryJ Fairban-ks

FairbankstailbacksFairban-ksand Elizabeth L SimpkinsLimpkins

82 NathanielNNathaniel NathanielNationwideNathaniel 5 NathanielFeatlinessJT Tulane JohnJollnJolla TaJNaNathanielTulane HenryHenrylHenry wawas hornbom 21 July 1777 marriedmarri-ed marri-ed nitr-icfirst 8 Nov 1797 Katherine HendersonEnders shesho dieddiced 252Oct 1798 marriedarrivedercisecondr 2421 Dec 1801 JudithdaughterJudithofof pJJohnohnJohn and Hannah PerleyPrelacy of RowleyHowley born75 Sept 1773 died ofostensiblehobnailsenilebiennial debility in Rowley-Rowley 20bythebyteMayl 1871 overoyer sevenmintersevenninety yearscars old HwaVitasItH wawas said bytheIpswichDistillBoston Journal that she was the first person in VIPsVIPsIps-wich

Di-stichwillwhich to carrrcarry an umbrella

11

i j

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HENRYIllusory RUSTEUST ANDAD FAMILY

Their children wereij JoniJon b in VIPs 20 Oct 1798 m Sarah BB HallTaiii Dennison b 19 NovSovNav 1803 m HarrietMarie Smithiii Katherine b 16 Apr 1805 m 21 Jan 18241 JamesJa-mes Ja-mesAlfred Clark dcl 299 Apr 18731878 They had i ELIZAELIZA-Elidi-

ngEL-

KAEL-KMaliri sri GREEGEEJamesna ClarkLark m Jonathan BB Brown iiTrr GYPerry d youngYom Unum iiii AfMARYRYnY ANAAA-

mAn-

nrnm William BarnesBarne i resres-residuaiuin Troy JSN Y iv JJoi-isJoionscons FP-GG bh 23 July 1831 inm in fpsPs 5 Dec 1851 MarthawrathMar-tha

Martha-Ann

Mar-tha

Hartl-andAnnAnniAnnieManiladauclau of Joseph and MaryalarylaryLarry Bailey Fowler b 8Apr 1835 They had 1 FranklinSprinkling PiercePincer

db 8 July

1852 m 10 K1Xvov 1880 Lenora Grant d 18 Feb1882 widwide resRees Lynn They had 1 Ethel LenaLena b18 Dec 1881 2 Frank b 3 June 1883 d 15 Oct1886 2 William BarnesSarnes b 27 Jan 1855 3 IdaIda-Jane

Ida-hoan

Ida-Jane

Ida-hoan

Da-untedJane b 18 Feb 1857 d FebFeh 1868 4 ChaletCarolelarrisonHarrison b 19 July 1859 min AugAuAu 1885 ElizaEliza-Eliza-beth

Eliza-beth

Eliza-bethbethLethe daudaub of HenryJerry andmd Mary HeathScatheCatcherernBern ButterButter-Butter-worth

Butter-scotch

Butter-worth

Butter-scotch

wo-rth But-terworth of Sherwood ForrestPoorest EngEug she d in fpsVIPs 3

Marfar 1886 They had 1 RoxyRosy b 18 July 1886resRees with her bgodfatherfather J1L FE GG-GClarkClarkClark VIPs 5 RebeccaRebecca-E

Rebec-ca

Rebecc-aFE b 18 SewNov 1872 v CHARLESRLES HENRYIcily d youngyoun-g v-ivi LUCY AxAyYrmrn GeoGeol EE Lord jReesresRees JVIPsTapsps Tiivii NA-NATNA--T-fANiEL

A-AmLIJA LONGHAIRJog priori inm AbbieAbide Crane resrea VIPs vviiiv-uiS

vi-tAHSUtASputaSA RatH PelletTattym Ira Albert Dunes resRees HamiltonInitiallyLx SYmSymposiaSmallLsBult rnm Aaron C Perkins refres GloGallo

iivv Sally 1I1 10 Apr 18071307 d 7 Apr 1809

vy Charles b 9 Sept 1809 lieIle went to NewEwe York andancIAnd-orran

And-orran

And-orranran a steamboat from NST Y to St Johns NS S ml-atelate in life BethiahBestial Hobson NewhallNewell They leadhadehein-ous

lea-den

hand-someoneoue child who d youngToung j he d AuAugAu 1882 atnt thethe-U

th-eEth-

elthe-

Uth-eUlf S marine Hospital on Bedlow'sletdowns Island

vi NNathanielNathaniel PerleyPercy b in 1Psps 10 AugAu 1811 j min Sarah-Jane

Sarab-ande

SarahSurahSarah-Jane

Sarab-andeJane Wittierer

HannahLanguish MilL PDI adopted no RustEust blood m 1833Stephen C Kendrick

83 WilliamWilliamG Matricide J Nathaniel John ifa-ifaXa-nthenes

fa-ntail

N-a to-wniethanielthanechancellerythanielthane HenryEntrywayswas baptisedbaptized 11 July 1779 married8 Dec 1808 Polly Lord hornborn 1780 died 1853 lleHelea-ded

Ed-died

lea-deddied 1 41 Dec 1809 WYWidowwidow Maryj Lord Rust marriedarrive-derci

arrive-derci

arrive-dercisecond 16 Nov 1812 AaronAnon wellTread

Their chilchildchildrenrenOren wereworei William L b 18 NovNoy 1809 min 1831 SusanSisal Pillars

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r-rS-

IXTH

rr- r

SISIXTHTH GEGENERATIONCerebrationrecreation

84 Richard Sutton J talkieNathaniel Nathaniel JohnJ HowMillenary was born in IpswichDistich 12 Sept1815 married first inin Middletoni Ct 7 Augug 1841

SarahSam A dauphinedaughter of JosephJoseph andland Sarah HubbardRhubarb bornboni-ng

boni-ng

boni-ngin Middletonl CtCt June 1820 married second inin-amorato

in-amorato

in-amoratoMorrow Ohio 27 Oct 1875 Elizabeth A daughtermightier ofJosiahJosiahand Anna LownesLowness born ininfelicityin EllicottJunco Millshillsalls MdId 8

June 1834Doctor Rust is the only livingliving member of the familyfamil-

yin the sixth generationA silverslyer mountedmounted cane now inin the possessionpossession of DrDr-

ubsRust Sandwichand whichwhich once belongedhelloing to his fatherEthel bearsbems thethe-ologian

the-ologian

the-ologianfollowingfollowinginscription Nathaniel Rust bornhorn Mayallay 5

1755 died MarliarAir 26 1822 agedagel 66 years 10 months and22 days R S RustRusL ItTtVitaswas presented to Dr RustRus-ty

Rus-ty

Rus-tyhyby his cousin Samuel son of SamuelAnnul Rust At that timetrime-ster

trime-ster

trime-sterthe signature waitwas ItSItSS Rust but after it came into thehel-plessness

hel-plessness

hel-plessnesspossession of Dr Rust he added the RIR thus mdmakingmaki-ng

maki-ng

ngnig-htieshis own initials

Richard SuttonRattan Rust A 1M D D LL D iis onene-o

ne-o

ne-oof the mostmosi energeticCelticenergetic enthusiastic and successful minisminis-minis-ters

minis-ters

minis-terstears of thelielditMethodist Episcopal church and in the variedvar-ied

var-ied

parad-oxicalofficial positionsposition to which he has been calledcaned has ren-renren-dered

ren-dered

renOrenren-dereddecreeddereddeed VanuatuvaluableJleLe service and exhibitedexhibitedchichi rarerace execexecutiveve abilityabilit-yin the administration of affairsflairslSl'S entrusted to his care

lieIle was hornborn in IpswichDistichh Masslass SeptHopi 122 1815 HisHiEIso-therm

Iso-thermmother fromfrom whomhomThom liehe inheritedinherited many of hisIns traits ofcharacterchucker was at womanroman of deep piety and superior at-atatt-ainments

atat-tainmentsalignments the daughter0 of RichardHitched Sutton distinguisheddistingui-shed

distingui-shed

distinguishedamong his townsmen for integrity independence and in-inin-telligence

inin-telligence

int-elligencetelling HelIe was left an orphan his fatherHither dyingdyi-ng dyi-ng dyi-ngwhen helie was eightlegalist years PolandIcelandoldAriel and hishib mother when he waswash-ing

was-ten

wa-ste

was-ten

wa-stetenien leavingleavingcaving himhilll no patrimony but at parentage spotlessspotle-ss

spotle-ss

spotle-ssantIandendeavoredantecededreveredreveredrecovered One of his uncles gavesavegave him aL yearsyear'scarscar's schoolschool-school-ing

school-ing

school-ingingKing where liehe first formedformed a taste for studystudy which neverNovneve-rmore

neve-rmoreforsook him Another unleaveneduncle giveVheVhefagavefaCTTC him aL home till hehe-ws

he-ws

le-aswas fourteen duringduring which titime helie eraswab compelled tot-ook

t-ook

t-ookwork hardpanhard upon a farm witchinglywith only three monthsmonth's schoolschool-school-ing

school-ing

school-ingbingeingKing enchantereach winter lieIle was thenIcon apprenticed to learn ac-abinet

m-

akersm-

aker'smakerscabinetcabinetmakersmaker's trademade andanteand at the end ofat three yearsyearningyarning for schoolmanschool landmarkanymoreand moremarc congenial pursuits pur-

rs

pur-pur

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HENRYDENARY RUST ANTAND FAMILY

chased the balance of the apprenticeship undeterredand enteredent-ered ent-ered ent-eredPhillipsPirellis Academy Andover Masslass to prepare for col-colcol-lege

col-lege

colcoolcol-legelegeledge Whilele at Andover the distinguisheddistinguished abolition lec-leclec-turer

lec-turer

lecAleclec-turerturner George Thompson of England visited PhillipsPhi-llips Phi-llipsAcademyAcademyand lectured on slaveryshivery to the students WithrithWith-ieshis wonderfulwonderful eloquence wit and logic the students werewir-ehaired

wir-ehairedcharmed andaWandaand a large number of them hebecamecame abolitionabolition-thriftin-ess

abolition-ists

abolition-istsfists andnd formed an slaveryantiantislaveryantislaverysoeshoesocietysociety-societyetT-etTtitheThe teacherstheocraciesteach-erswere displeaseddispleasedededateatat this action manicuredadmeasuredand required the studen-ts

stude-nt

studestudstudentlIblim-boto leave the slaveryanti-slavery societysociety or thelie academy NearlyEarlyEarlo-be

Nea-rly

Earlo-beone hundred of them rather than give up their principlesprincip-les

princip-les

princip-lesand rightslightsrights leftoff the school Some went into the antianti-anti-slavery

anti-slavery

sla-very a-ntislaverslavery fieldsfield as lecturers and others to institutions wherewereber-riedwhe-

reforewhe-

reforefreedom of thought handspikeand speech could be enjoyed YoungYoun-gest

Youn-gest

YounYoungYo-ursRustHust with several others wentcant to Canaan YewNewew lumpBitmapJi-m ch-icshire whichhectic an academy had been establishedestablished upon liblib-lib-eral

lib-eral

liblib-eraleralferal principles and where youngyoung men madwomenand women ofo-celot

o-celot

o-celotcolor were allowedsnowed to enter Andeanand enjoy thethc advantagesMylanta ofo-ccult

o-ccult

o-ccultculture So bittererbitter wasras thelie opposition to tillthis schoolchool be-bebe-cause

be-cause

bebe-causecause it extended its privileges alike to 1all without dis-disdis-tinction

dis-tinction

disdaisdis-tinctionTinactin of color that the mandate went forth thatlit itjt mustmust-er

must-er

must-erbe broken up and the farmersfirmertrimmers in thelie vicinity withawithalwit-hholder

wit-hholder

withWillie ah-

undredhundred yoke oftenof oxen drew the academyacademy more than aa-mile

a-nile

a-in

a-mile

a-nilemilein He out of town into the woodsodds and broke up the schoolscho-larOur young friend finished his preparatory studies at theWilbrahamWilbur Academy and in 1837 entered the WesleyanWes-leyan bleuUniversityUniversityMiddletownMiddlebrow Ct where heho wasWiS graduatedgamut in1841 undeceivedand received the degree of MasterEaster of ArtsAlts in 18441811In 1859 helie received the honoraryLondonl somnolent degree of D D fromfoamfrot-hed

frot-hedthe Ohio WesleyanVtOscancleany UniversityUniversity at Delaware While inN-

icoleN-

icoleN-

icolecollege he paid his expenses byhy teachingteachingLeaching and lecturinglectu-ring lectu-ring lectu-ringwinters lieIle was one of thetichc first slaveryanti lecturerslecturelecture-rsin Connecticut and in NewCaw Haven countycounty wasus mobbedmoldrepeatedly fortor his lectures against slavery He aided thehe-adiest

he-adiest

lim-eadesladies in organizing the first slaveryanti fairfail at HartfordInfoHartfo-rdand published for that occasion Freedomsforedooms GiftGila lal-ittle

l-ittle

l-ittlelittle annual of slaveryanti poems and prose The greatglettrea-ctants sl-avery re-actantantislavery struggle reachedcached itUsits height as helie came to hismanhood and liehe divalentdid valiantvaUnt service in thelie good causecansecau-seand was al pioneerpioneerionic in the Methodist1 Episcopal church inin-this

lit-chis

in-this

lit-chis

in-this

lit-chisthis grand conflict In 1842 he was principle of Elling-Elling

9

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SIXTHSIXTIES GEYERGEYSERGENERATIONSGENERATIONACTION

ton school Ct in 1843 liehe was principal of MiddletonMiddleMidd-le

Midd-lehigh school in 1814 helie joined the NewEwe England ConCon-Con-

ference

Con-

ferencefeferenceTerenceenc of thelie MethodistEthicist EpEpiscopalcopal church and waswas-

s

wasp-

s

as-tatine

as-tatinesstationedstationedtriode atlt Springfield MassIns and in 1846 seasYasvas stationedstatione-dat WorcesterGloucester MassJ DuringDrill the next fivenave years MrMer-

riestRustHust passed through one of the most interesting periodsperio-dsof his life He originatedoriginatedand published thetheretherAmeri-can

r mericanAmericanmerca-ntilistPulpitUplift wasms transferred to the NewKew Hampshire ConferConfer-Confer-ence

Confer-ence

Confer-enceencefence was principle of the NewKew Hampshire ConferenceConfer-ences

Confer-ences

Confer-encesSeminarySeminarianand Female College andpandaswasyas state com-mis si-ne

commis-commiscommis-sioner

commis-sionersonnetsinner octoroonof common schools for NewEwe Hampshire for threethres-hers

thres-hers

thres-hersyears He delivered popular lectures on education allall-over

all-over

all-overover the state awakenedtweeted the deepest interest in thethr-esholds

thr-esholds

thr-esholdsschools assailedassaileds withtithe wit sarcasm andcandidaciesinvectivesinvectives che-

misorbedtheth-

eismche-

misorbedmiserablemisdeem old school-housesschool undand didadiddid a groundworkgrand work inill in-inin-troducing

in-troducing

inin-troducingtraducing into NewNLewBlewcw Hampshire good schoolhousesscho-ol housebre-akersteachers institutes and an improvedimply system of comm-ons

commoncomm-ons

comm-onsschool educationexcruciation

In 1859 Dr RustKust was transferred from the scenescenes ofoa-

fish

oa-

fishfI-

llshis early strugglesstrangles and triumphs to the Cincinnati ConCon-Con-ference

Con-ference

ConCon-ferenceferenceTerence The nameague anchoriteand character of thetic manJUan precededparceledparcel-ed

preced-ed

preced-edhimHahn inl the wealwei and hebe wasbras at once welcomed to activeact-ives

act-ives

act-ivesserviceEunice in the leading enterprises of the church HeIe waswa-fer

wa-fer

wa-ferfor four years presidentPersilresident of thehereinbeforeWilberforceWhiteface University as-

theniaatas-

theniaas-

theniaXeniaDenial OhioOlio after whichrich helie became pastorpinto of MorrisMoo-rish

Moo-rishChapel Cincinnati when he was electedeluted president of theth-eVWesleyanVCRscs Female CollegeConverge Cincinnati where he remai-

nedremainedremai-

nedremai-

neduntil theic old college was Soledadsold advocatedand vacated and the schoolschol-ars

schol-arsvas suspendedsuspended until the new college could be erectederect-edlieHe was correspondingcorresponding secretarycrier of teeterthe WesternEastern FreedFreed-Freed-men's

me-ns

me-n'smensmen's Aid SocietySO etyetym andandinbandinginin connection withWillie Bishop darke-ned

ClarkCla-rk

Cla-raandLund RevHev DryableDr 11PayableAldenalden aided in the organization of theFreedman'sFreedman AidAil Society of the Methodistl EpiscopalEpisc-opal

Episc-opal

Episc-opalchurchhchurchinchurchinginin 1865 and forroar the last twenty years haslias been itsC-iscocorrectcorrespondingcorrespondingpounding secretarysecretary and has discharged its dutiesdutiedut-ies

dut-ieswithwidthssuperficiessuchsuchlike efficiencyefficiency audibilityand ability as to meet the highest comcom-com-mendation

com-mendation

com-mendationmediation of the whole church This societysociety under theadministration of Dr Rust has established aandd sustainedsustaine-din central locations in the South thirty institutions offl-anging

fl-anging

fl-anginglearninglearning-earningsstyled seminaries colleges or universities for theeth-erizing

eth-erizing

eth-erizingtrainingtrainingof teachers and preacherso for the elevation ofo-

fr

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HENRYFIERY RUSTKUSTRUSTANDAD FAMILYFAMILY-Fam-ilythis longlongingongFong neglectedneglected racelice so latelylately admitted to all thehe-ight

he-ights

he-ightsrightsrightcsuccessand duties of American cisterncitizenscite For the success-ful

successsuccess-success-fulfulfoul managementmanagement of this important educational work thesubject of thistulips sketchlike by hishihidedeepdec longlowlifelife interest in-this

lit-chis

illinfil-thiest

in-this

lit-chisthisthis people hishimhi attainmentsattainment asns afl scholar his previouswaviest exex-perience

ex-exex-perience

ex-perienceprince as an educator and shrewdsharer business habits wase-minently a-spirepreeminently fitted and thelie results achievedarchived byhy this so-soso-ciety

so-ciety

soso-cietycity have exceeded the highesthighethighest anticipationsanticipation of itsILoi-lfields

m-isfiled

fi-brinfriends

Dr RustJu i waWlwas successfulsuccessfulasa al pastortor an nefine writer And-

ean

andAnd-

ean

And-

eanan impressive preacher pre-eminentpre aslS anfin educator pospos-pos-sessing

posassinglessening great power overoyer the youngyoung fasteningof awakening them toth-igh

th-ighhigh manholeadobeandmd noblenohle purposeappose and therethrob arearc buthut fewfoemenfewcaw menmon inin-

thISlit-

chisin-

thislit-

chisin-

thislit-

chisthIS country who havehone aided in educatingeducating so many of herh-ero h-ero h-eroyouth who now fill important positions in obesitycityoccipitalobedientlyba-ndied

andba-ndied

ba-ndiedwield so great influence for Christt and the rightright In-fill

InM-inis

M-inishis boyhoodboyhood liew espoused the causeLuse of the slave laboredlahoreLaho-re

labor-ed

labor-edfor hjhis emancipationcomminuting and hisIlia mmistunematuresurf life attainmentsattainme-nts

attainme-nts

attainme-ntsundandundrapeandanteample meansmean aielaic consecrated to the preparation ofO-tis

O-tis

O-tisthis emancipated people for ihthe appropriate didischargediehardPearce orofor-the

N-orth

of-ten

of-tenthe important dutiesdustups imposedimposedupon themthen by1by freedom sou-

theast

sosou-

theast

sou-

theastthat liberty may provePIO a blessingblessinglather thant hall a curse to-tem

toto-tem

to-temthem AtASA a ChriChrisChristianScribblingfillIfill philanthropist helie has donedOll hisIlisin-solesnoblestNoelle workmanwork and for this hyubyabyhy au gratefulgrateful people will liehehe-he

gh-

eelie-

begl-

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eeledhebe held in TheremembranceTheremembranceremembrance The aboveahoy 1i-ii-ifromfrom theHe BioBio-Bio-

graphicalBio-

graphicalBioBio-

graphicalgraphical Encyclopedia of OhioHit-herTheir children werewore

i RichardRichar II11 i hb Sept 1842 min Emma 1I1 LeyboldEyeboltii Charles IIII b in XFortifiedporthole XN II11 27 SeptCrept 1848 in 11Jo-

unceJuneJunc 1876 in Cincinnati Basicasicasdic dUlldau of David J andA-dam

Ba-ndar

Ba-ndarSarahSam A Brown of ClevelandCervical Ohio b 9 Feb 1854JIeJoieI Ie gradgrand atAtwoodWoodward HighItIli-It Selloffshootfool CincinnatiScintillating

edited TheThe Light aII temperanceicemen paper published in-criminating

illinin-criminatingCincinnati from JuneJ uneJune 1886 roto 1l JanTfill 1888 UclieIlc is-now

s-now

isis-now

s-nownow a manufacturer of roll wrapping paper iuin Cin-CinCin-cinnati

C-in crim-inating theyThe badhad i PricierINCLUDE SUTTONSubtle JRJohns bh inill C1 Oct 1889

85 LeviLeif SimeonSimons NathanielJ lanthanideNathaniel IsraelHenry was bornhorn in Coventry CtCtC 28 Sept 1750married in Kent Ct 16 Apr 1771 Rebecca Booth

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IGHTcit GEGENERATIONRATIONAERATION

Joel BordwellBordello pastor officiatinglocating ThermoThey removed fom-ent

fromfom-ent

forn-icatorKent to Separate DutchessDuchess Co Nj Y when theythoythrowerhewerwerewoowo-odlice

fore-ordainedadvanced in years andanal died there

In time of peace helie wasus calledcuBed thetathe Peacemakert ofof-ten

of-ten

offl-

inethe neighborhoodneighborhood in war he was a faithful soldier anodeand efef-ef-ficient

ef-ficient

ef-ficientincident officerflicker servedScand asns private in Homesteads Co EnosKenosEngo-rgementRegiment Connecticut Militial 17788 was also LieutenLieuten-Lieuten-ant

Lieuten-ant

Lieuten-antant under Gen SchuylerSecular

The midcourselaundererslandmd records of Kent Ct show that 30 Sept1795 Levi Rust sold 32 acres of land in Kent to hisin-serter

in-serterbrotherbrotherAbelA11 helbel for 75 LeviLev Rust wasawns afL very extextensiveextens-ive

extens-ive

densityvesic-antland owner and dealer in those daysclaysdashedHelIe wasus a tannertallertall-er

tann-er

tann-erand curriercourier and carriedcurried on the shoemakingvT-

heirbusiness also

Their children werei AlbanAlbany b in Kent Ct 16 Feb 1772 m-minii RoswellLowell b in 1K 16 July 1774 inni Eleanor Booth

MHi LewisLews b 23 NovOY 1777

iv HannahLana min JJohnohnJohn WilsonvT David b 19 July 1783 Lloydin Rhoda BellviYi JerushaJerusalem d in infancyinfancyviiii 1Jerushaerusha min 1st RoswellKoswell Kinney liehe was killed by ay-

okey-

okey-

okeyoke of oxen inD LOlenLocum They have oneconcmon-soon

on-es

on-essonsou GEORGEGEOUGE DsBs Kinney resRees ArmenaArmlet DutchessDuchess CoC-oyN Y keeps cowsGLOWS and sendsascends 1000 quarts of millmilkMilt-on

Milt-onto Newyew York everyMeyer day

viii Polly in Amos Adams Theycloy had i AAzuriteAirJ ITAAAA-

dvilA

AudilesAdonis mnl 1st MerrickJericho m Curry iii-vied

D-

iegoh-

ieraticEdgilyEco ue mni 3 w all d iiiillGJORGE ML m 3 w d-dl-ilyd

MaySlaylIlY 1887 iv AltosAxons JRJE d Unumminim Yv liarLEI M1 Yivivi-A

vi-AAXA cxNAt BB inm Booth resRees ElfElginElainen Pa viiii IlathLun-a

quietism

min WhippleWimple viiivui OrsJOHN QuincyEquity ix MistyMAHA-YANA

LimyrL bh 8 Oct 18821832 m in CasanoviaCatalina Ny Y 19

Sept 1850 Dr JamesTames s of Richard J7r undand SarahSamArma-dillos

Sa-rahDellasDells HemstreetHomestretch of01 Poland N Vli b in Ohio

Lurker Co N Y 12 JuneJujube 1825 attended lec-leclec-tures

leclec-lec-tures

lec-turesturestues at GenevaGeneva andImd Ann rlABarbaricrohrArbor MichMicahU h commencedcomme-nced

comme-nced

comme-ncedpractice 1853

186 SimeonSimon JimsonSimeonSimon NathanielNathaniel NathanielNathanielNational

IsraeliIsrael HenrysHenryl was bornhorn probably in Sharon Ct ash-

iestasas-

hiest

as-Ilia

bas-

ilicahis fatherfilthier SimeonSimon ownedunwed landJand at thatblat place in 1757

TheTrio authenticity ofor thistills ancestryInkster ofor is not perFectly satisfactory tot-oteto-

oththetho authorlJJoo

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HEFIERYRY RUST AXANDAD FAFAMILYICILY

about thethc dateAtc of his birthhirth married intention published13 April 1771 Jane daughter of WilliamCilium and AgnesLermondLenin HustonHouston of BristlierBristol MeIe whence he hadadv-

erbiallyadv-

erbiallyprobably gone fromFiona Connecticut born 27 AugAu 1750died 17 Marchl 1805 TieHe removedlemony from BristolBristol about441783 to WinthropIntro AleMeIe wheelwham he remainedremained until1787 when hebe went to Strong Mele Here helie deserteddesecrat-ed

desert-ed

desert-edhihis farmlandfamily and it is supposedsupposedNippon ededictwentcut to Canada hutbut helie wawaswha-tsoeverneverRiley afterwardslids heard fromFiona byhy them There were ro-rore-ports

re-ports

rere-portsports thatlit holie marriedmarried againaga-

instTheir children wereerei WilliamWilliamWilliam-WilliambWilliamb 17 Oct 1773 inm Elizabeth Powellii Daniel b in Dammars MeMIe 22 Jan 1776 midismin Lois

Sullivan and Sarah llB SmithiiiHi Nancyyancy m Sweat and settledsentinel inhI Strong MeMIR-

Ve

iv JJamesJamsmacsv ThomasThomas min in Belfast Mee 14 Mayhr 18011804 Lucy ChapChap-Chap-

manChap-

manChap-

manmananv-ilvi JJohnJoshua

67 vii Samuel b in WinthropIntro Mee 15If AugAub 1785 j m MaryfellyWoodwardward

2 viii SallySalve b1 inm Strong Mec 8 AugAu 1788 min 27 Dec 18213-8 82JohnJ HustonTustin of BristolBristol MeIe d 10 KNovov0 1877 hebe d100 AugAu 1861 They had i A LusCin d young iiii-A

i-A

ii-A

i-A

ii-A

i-AA CuDChirr died young iii SSamnaSADIEia sr AN IUDsglutton b j5j-aper

A-prApr 1824 j d 29 AugAu 1852 ivr N-NNJNL-LLbJ-JJbJ b 1

Sept 1826 min JJuneuncnc 1863 William A StewartSteal-thyt They had twot sons and oneconc daughter resRees BristolOddest jINilee

ix IsaacCiliate bh in Strong MCAle 7i NovgOY 1795 in AnnisAnis DeusDensDens-more

Ken-more

Delu-sory m-ore De-nsmore Cochran

87 Abel SimeonSimon 5 salineMyasthenia NathanielMainline Spruce

henry was bornhorn inl l1759 married injn Kent CtCL 2299

Dec 1777 LesenLescH Sprague Joel BordwellBordello pastor officiooffic-iating

offic-iating

voic-ing

biti-ngacting debaggeddied agendaaged about ninetyyninetyfive yearsyeaTSAbelbelAbel wawas a soldier in the Revolutionary war for seensen-

derssevenreve-

nuersreve-

nuersyears On the fifth day of April 17871787 liehc asapwas ap-apap-

pointedapap-

pointedp-pp-

ointedpointed secondssecond sergeant of the Sixth Company of theRegimentRegretted soliditiesof Militia in Connecticut as the followingfollow-

ingfollow-

ingcopycopyof thelie original appointment willwin showSamuel CanfieldMansfield ColoColon CometCom of the 13 RetEeg of

lsisinl 7r e i t n

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SIXTHSALT GENERATIONGEImilitia in the state of ConcoctConnecticutut To Abel Rust greet-ing

greetgreet-greet-ing

greet-ingingKing Do by these presents ReposingReposing special trusttrustedtrust andran-domized

ran-domized

ran-domizedconfidence in your LoyaltyLoyalty and goodsod Conduct Do ConCon-Co-ntrib

Con-stitute C-on anti-trusttitterTibet adaptorendpointand appoappappoint you tIlethe said Abel RustHust to secondseco-ndsSergtErgot in the Sixthth Company in the RegiRet ofho-milist

ho-milist

ho-

milistmilitia in the state of Connecticut and I do here byElyba-thhouse

ba-thhouseauthoriseauthorizeLUthorLuther e and Empower you3 to Exercise and dischargedischar-gethe Duties thereofthereof which you arearc Diligently to attendattend-ant

attend-ant

attend-antand Do yourYeller DutyDuty asus sesecondondbond selfSergiSergioescarg-ot1 aforesaidaforesaidaforesaid curdingaudioaudi-o

curdin-gto the trust ReposedReposedCapos inin you for which this iais your sufsuisuf-ficient

suf-ficientfiincidentLent 1WarrantyVarietyarrantly GivenGiyen under my handedhand and sealsea ata-New

a-New

a-NewNew Milford the 5 DayDayof April 17971757 and in the ElevElev-Elev-enth

Bisc-ayne

Elev-enthtenth year of the independence of America

SamSalon CanfieldMansfield LutLutz ColCoolCo-conutComfyComet of the 1311lath RetCg ofh-omilistMilitiaIleitis CnnCollin

Sergeant AbelAbc Rust servedseinedhereunderunder Gen GorgersGeorge Washrelish1Wash-ington

reli-shing

allArl-ingtoningtonKingston sandmenand when very old helie amusedallseed thetic younger folksfol-ks fol-kswith stories of his hardshipsFilmstrips dollingduring thelie war lieIle hadahadhad-lock

hea-dlock

hea-dlock

hadlaid aa-lock

l-ocklocklocklocimohairbowieof white hair on the crown of his headlicad the resultresinFres-no

resu-lt

resu-ltof being inoculated for small-poxsmall whenhen aL boyhoy Mrs1Rose-maryMaryILlY A Thorn of Millbrook yN Y a grand nieceniece ofoa-fish

oa-fishhis remembers him veryerr well asis lieheeditedvisiteddiced her fath-ered

hitherhatchelDavidDaylily Rust aboutmahout theic year 1834

Their chilchildchildrenrn werei SarahNymphSarnieCarnie 1b 10 June 1779 d 2232 FebDiehl 17941794

ii Eunice b1 14 Oct 1781 j Illin Stephen Perry theyhey re-rere-moved r-c r-ovedmoved to Vt findandfind afterwardsafterwardl startedpiratedltd withawithalwith asinmln oxh-otel

to-tem

to-temteamTel on a journey to Ohio andmcl wasWaffles never tuftafterwardafterw-ard

afterw-ard

rewardround-headheard from by the fumUfumefamily

inm LuLucyy bh 26 Oct J17881783 in 5 AprAIr 1807 AsaABa s of LeviriMicrof-ilmed

Le-vin

Lev-and

Lev-antandfilled MarylalYMarvMar0GilmanWildmanWilmatip Gilman StolleStoleStoneStone-StubStoneb 20 MayNv 1781 d 25Feb 1845 shebe d 1318 Apr 1872 About 1809 Si-stine

MrStone andundGandhihis young wife removedremove from Ct to FairFair-Fair-field F-air fie-ldfieldjibed performerJJ Co NX YWherewherewere their two child-ren

childrenchild-ren child-renwere bornlOll TheyTiber hadbad iRKIMA-RKMKx StolleStoleSton-eb 41 Dec 1811 inm about 1829 MissMies Lucy J SeaSeavySavvyeavyheavyd 21 Oct 1873 They hadbad 1 GeorgeGeorgic CantonBenton b 11Apr 1833 min 18 Apr 1856 Missmec Cynthia Ml daudaubau-fof HiramHiram andalid MaryLandryMary Taylor Rust see vii 2

ro1LeiLe Stone bornbom 22 FobFeb 17 married Maryliar WildmanWilma July 1I 1770JiB thethuth-udhey-

dayhey-

daydaydeny Americainculcate becamebegum inducingindependentcant DescriedHelIe edsend through thetho entirebelle iwuiui of thetho ropr-olusion

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TIEJITTERYRY RUST ANDAlm

JaneTane b 21 JuneTune 1835 d 177 June 1857 38 JudsonJudso-nhbThey11 Nov 1838 m 1869 Misshiss CelestiaCelesta Kilts TheyThey-had 1 Sherman AsaHiASA b ab 1871 23 Marklark PF bIh 1876 44 BiffsAlvAlvaBiffAliire S b 25 AugAu 1843 mill DiaryMary-no

Mari-no

Maryno chcb resRees Oil City Pa 5 LyndonLondon jCK b 4 Oct1847Oct 1847m l1stst Missics Celia Graves m TheTheyThe had

1 2 George both ch by first w lielie-res

live-ries

lie-res

live-ries

He-res

Her-mesresRees pavilionsat Williams Bridge N Y 6 CarletonCarline EJS b 11TheyNov 1855 min 27 OctOcL 1886 AddieCaddie M1 Graves TheyHeli-acalhad 1 A SonSolo b before 1 AugAu 1889 iiVilnaWuWILLETTel IH-

ENRYss-

JHenrybinaryJ bh 20 Feb 1822 inm 30 June 1856 MissIbises CyanCyn-thia

Cyn-thia

Cyn-thiathiathai A HayWaywardlanyardward of Ashland resRees VennVienna OneidaOnei-da

Onei-da

Onei-daCo NX Y They had 1 AAdinsDinsAin bh 23 June 1857 min21 Dec 1880 MisslissBliss Emma E GrantorDetour TheyTheThe had 1Nellie CynthiaCynthia b 24 OctOct 1881 23 GeoGeol WilliamImpairWilliam-h

Willia-mb1 5 DecDee 1882 3 MorganOrgan LewisLews b 5 Febjib 1885

4 Idafdarda MaudJaudJudd b1 30 NovS0 1886

iv PhiloPhil L1l 10 MaySlay 1786 min JuiceLucy AgardAgarvy LuraYLauraLuraLaura min aboutmahout 1806 DariusDaisIDarius sonsou of Enoch and SarahSa-rah

Sara-hward

Eart-hward

Sa-rahwardAgard PhilleoPile b 1783 d in Russia N Y lay1543 They hahad i Ls PhilleoPile b ab 1807 minm-Mary

M-aryMary TalbotTalbot They had 1I WilliamJ9 deputy P MM-at

LL-atat UticaUticaCirca XN Y icsles 84 21 StSt 2 AddieAddle M In-InI-nitials i-nitials

minWilliams in the west ii WorriesWarrens bli 1 Apr 1809min 1st 18311881 Mary Ann Wheeler she delld 11 AugAu 181811tinm 21 Jan 1843 Elizabeth Emery he d 23 June1873 resRees WV MartinsburgMartins NX Y TheyThe hadbad 1

henry ClayCloudyGlayOGlary b Mar 1832 d agedBilged 8R y 2 Addi-AddiAddi-son

w-n Addi--wnsonon JacksonJacob b1 20 Feb 18341831 in 2277 Dec 1854 JaneMlAng-elica

Ang-elicaEliza daudate of SelahSelma and NancyAnvil Farwellarwell TheyThe hadbad

1 Harriet MariaCarla b 19 MarAir 1859 rnm 14H Dec 1882lElmerElmer EoEice Martin resRees LyndonLondon Ulm had one cheh bh 26Jan 18841881 2 Willis HenrHenryHenry b 19 Oct 1863 gradgrandgra-dof yN Y ModMed CollCoH resRees Oceanus Beach N Y 3JJennieconic AdeliaDelia b 13 xNovov 1865 41 Clinton WheelerWheele-rhb 7 JulyJ 1871 3 lancAJaneAJune A b 24j JanJan 1836 min 1 Nov1852 1tiraniHimm RalstonKalston resRees MartinsburgMartins N Y shedshebe dno chcli The above 1 2 andamI 3 arcare ch of Willis lt1st wc-hildrenchildren of 2 wv arcare j4A Mary AnnAwiflu bh 1 Jan 18145 EmilyJAmilyEmil Tm b Oct 1846 6 CarolineGarlic bAugAu 18491819 iii SA-itSASJTAllin bh ab 1812 min 1834 NathanKathanNat-han Nat-hanTyler iv VanillaAURA b ab 1814 m ab 1836 WinVmWheeler of RussiansRussia N Y v JULIETTEJULIET b ab 1816mln 18351885 Newton PPhilleoPillowhill vi LOUISA called Eliza bab 1819 min Francis Baker vii EEMILY b ab 1820d felonsof eonsconsumptionjon

ThIThaiLilaHl is calledcanalled LucyLunacy In PhilleoPile Genealogy butbent LucyIney sisterBister of uraI-ura marriedmarled26 Oct 1 JJaaJavaAsaaa soneon of Je1LeiLc i StoneStono SeoSec recorddemonic above 87Bi ninlFountaintj DarinDarius son otof Enoch balderdashandusual Sarah AgardgradA gird Samuel andwad Abigail Fountainborn Inn Francerance 1706 JohnJohnlJoplin the emigrant from France to DarnelArne 1700lid

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IXTH

Ix J

C 1

J

SIXTH GENERATION

vi Julius m Theodora McMastersComatesvii HiramHirano b1 44 JulyTuly 11794 min MarylaryLarry Taylorlaylorviii Sarah d b1 18 Oct l179696 mui 29 Dec 1816 HiramHiram-Hira-m

so-

fof DemonDemou andtold MaryDiary LeeIee Converse bornboru 22 Sept1793 in KentJoint Ct Theyhey had i EDWARDsEnwrap ConverseConvers-ellh illininkje-

t

Kent 22 Mayl 1819 in 28 Sept 1853 in LeroyCron-yN Y LatetiaBlatting A daudaub of Abram and DorcasOrcas BarberlarderBarbe-rb inhi Antwerp XN Y 30 AnaAug 1824 d 17 May 1874IfeHe min in LeroyLeroyN Y 13 Feb 1879 DemetriaDementia E-Wul

M-

ewlEE

Awful MosherMosheMoshewidid of AlbertLUbert P MosherMoshe b 212 FobFeb42 They had 1 mammaEmma Jer3 b in Leroy 20 Oct1861 2 Grace EB b in L 6 July 1stisinisi cheh by 1st wi-iii AxAxx JArJAN b in Kent 9 Jan 1827 d 6 NovKov1852 in LJ iiilMm ANTOINEmm b in K 5 July1831 d in K 11 Jan 1835

88 HinesChineseM- atthias Valiance AffianceAtlanta l

IsraeliIsraelIsraelBrad Henryl1 was hornborn inin WindsorInsole Dilutor countycomi-tyCt 7 July 1754t marriednoire in Dilator Vt MaryMayf-lowers

Mayf-lowers

blYablyPowersowel'sbowels IleHe wentWendi to HartlandInterfacing which joins HartfordDilatorHartfo-rdVt with his hitherfather MatthiasSmithies when A mere ladedladlid andreandbind re-rere-mained

re-mained r-c im-aginedmaimed theretierce untilinitial his deathdeal 100 MayMiryAy 1832 IDsHis wifewirewhite-

wash

YW-CAswasms born in WoodstockyWoodstock Vt in 1753 died inill HartfordDilator227 April 1831 lieIle waswaEwi tai farmerfUlner andind is said to IHlHlhaveha-ve ha-ve

vebeenlichen an officer in the ContinentalContinentalarmyany-

whereTheir children werecci AnallyArenas min MaryMaryfarmyardsMorrisonOrisonii Susan b in TartanIntegrand VtV 13 MaylIra 1781 inIll 1stElsie in 1800

JJoseph Morganflorally he d 1802 nim Sept 1805180-5 JJaredaredJared DeanDelill They bothloth lived to a goodrood voltagecollageoldoW ageMlle withtwi-

ttertwi-

ttertheir son Levi HUBSKuss DeanCollin on the homestead inill HereTerreJTTher-efore

Here-fordford P Q CannCannyCanadall SheSc d 19 FebFel 18611863 Helie did nonotno-tary

no-taryLLUCYLUCYtarrytarry quite a11 year dying 11 Feb 1862 They halhad LL-

UCYLUCYJUICY BDuB MorranMoranMorgan b in larboard 12 AugAu 1802 iiim

26 JamJanJau 1824 JohnTon NealCalEncl d in H11 13 TimTan 1869 JIeIleJIe-m

JI-m

Ile-in

Ili-on

He-in

Hei-nzmin d widwide SarahFilefish RussHUBS They hadbad 1 OscarOacar jr-ealTealNeal b 6 Dec 1824 d 30 Oct 1839 23 AmandaAmen-dable

Ama-nda Am-andaLevinColin b in UnityNifty yN 11IIIf 141 MarVar 1826 m 1st at

niram'sHiram's father DemonLemon bornhorn1liarI1 Marlarlair liMo1751 inIII CharlestownCharleston his lfwifeOtto SSarahSar-ah

Sar-ah

nhranc-heroLeo born inIII Goshen Ct 15IR DecDee 1761 TheyIhryThy married 225 Jan 1751 In to-n Harwin--ton

Laurent-ianton ConnecticutConnecticut

WidowVolta SarahSurah RuRusss waswane ththe daughter of DerbyDarby andenrollandfillft8 BBas the01 widow of-fice

ofRice when theshehe marriedmarled PlanesLines RussRUB seesec Shellele WvasnBS Windmillarmillarylandfill riyrimy calledcall-

edAuntnt Sarah AfterHaterAfterJohn 1Nealyeae limonitic Widowdow RussHUBS theytry residedrepaidl sonicsome yearsyensyen-s yea-rs

yc H-atutat IIIHartford ThereVt inhereherecare helie died sheho theneLiberianereInremountedlaltoto Woodstock ThereVt hereicarbo-lic

Hers-hey

hereHers-heyshe soon dieddiet

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HENRYItY RUSTBUST ANDAD FAMILYFA rely

Hartlandflatland Vermont 8 AugAu 1847 GG- nll Tj WhiteWW biteinm 2 1868 DudleyDudler C CliffordEffloresce HeIle d in BrookBrook-Brook-lyn

Bro-oklyn XN YV 1818766 shebe resRees Bostonlotion 3 Alonsoloon b ini-nc

in-vest

s-hiestWestct FairleeTailed Vt 9 Marrare 1827 dd ininYinkyYY TY 23Marrare 18281825 4 MidKelvina lianalariat b in Chelsea Vt 1

NovOy 1829 m in WilliamstonWilliamson Vt 30 July 1846 J-M

JML RandallHandalL TheyThe had 1 00O Jl11JI 1-

0 RandallUsuallyRanda-llh1 inVin WWar 24 Dec 181817 2 EllenEnen ML bh inhi CanaanAnnul Vt18 JanJun 1851 3 Eugene A b1 in HydeImides Park VtTail-

or5

MarIl 1859 5 Lucy Annw XXealEarlNealc-alealNeal bh inin Hereford lP Q

28 Feb 1832 inm 14 Decneck 1851 JamesJumes BilliardHilliard of WVS-trattonYo

StewartstownStratton N 11 They had 1 IvoNo 111011 E-lli air-edaired b in Canaan 29 AugAu 185454 d inhi Brookline 30DecCc 1872 2 LucyLucre Ann d in Woodstockr Vt 23AugAu 1885 6 BurionBurin WeJfcststeall SealTealXeal bh in HerefordUlterior PQ Canada 25 DecVec 1833 mrn 15 Mar 1856 LenaLine-backer

Line-backer

Line-backerBecker of Boston TheyTher hadbad 1 Clara 1110l i bh inu-nbroken

u-nbrokenBrookline 6 MarJar 1859 in 23 Septbet 1879 GGeorgecorgecore 1I-IB-

oyntonB-

oyntonBoynton a merchant of BLD They had a GeoGeol FJr Boynton b hiin B 1i June 1881 2 BurtonDrollBur-ton Bi-n topn-otchWetWelch 2NealaffilealNeal b in B1 11I 1 NovfOY 1866 junior memmemomembermemb-er

JerJeerHer-eofof thetic firminn of Burton WYT NealCal Son carpenters nnandlan-dholders

lan-dholders

1

buildbuilderserr Brookline Massass 7 RoselleInstance losableJonathan bh inin-I

mi-

nii-nhereI HerefordAlfred P1 Q 17 MayMiryIl 1836 mTn 1st in ColebrookHolbrookHolbroo-

kK LLIl 2 Marar 1856 Samuel Bloodmood he d hiin C 13 Mar1870 min 21 8 May 1872 ChasChits MorseMorse of Lanca-ster

LancasterX nIT resReesarcsL 8 Johntn William b1 illinm Hartfordplatformd Vt13 JJan 18103 inm inhi BostonBoston 24 NovJOY 1870 Ella ED-ownsDownsowns shesire d hiin NewarkSchwaScur N J 10 xNovov 1881 m21 19 Dec 1883 Minnie HinmanTina of NewarkwinkJ TarkStark NJ J1icses CarnCairnCambridgeportCambridgeBridgeport They hadlaid 1 JJohnolmlm WinWarnm JrRi-b

10

b1 220 MarlairBifilar 1885 iiu HOSCAOSCANk DeanDactyl b in RedfordViVt 16 DecDee 1806 m 9 OctOctOct18331833 JennieJ clinic Gates liele-isured

le-isuredstudied modmed hiin sell of HiranohomThom apathy and practiced inhIW-

hitlowin-

kwellin-

kwellLowell Vtit withswinish muchniche success for manyninny yearsCurs OnUn-accounted

Un-accountedaccount of failingCahill health helie removed to Stratford NSS-

1

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n111 where helie d 17 May 1818477 The had 1 Urdualt Ab 17 SlavMay 1836 2 Muumuumillenarian b AugAu 1840 3 AA-n I-IE-

iffelfelfeelLuciaia h 2 Mar 11813S 3 4 11AdelineLuciadeclaim bh 1815 all d thetlche-ifer

be-igewife JJenniecubic who d many years ago beingshrug the last ofsoft-

hearted

soft-

hearted

lo-ftiestthat family iii LevINevi RfR b hiiu RichfordRockford Vt 20 JJanan18091800 inm 26 JiaJimaMay PameliaPaine StoneStolle she d inill Ca-CaCa-nnan

Ca-naan

Ca-naan

CaCa-naannaannoncan Vt 3 TJuneuneJune 1887 he resRees with his chell in ColeCole-Cole-brook

Hol-brook

Hol-brookbrookl yX II and is iniu vigorous health They badhad 1

LaredoJS b in EnosburgEnsure Vt 17 Feb 1832 inill 12May 1850 HubbardRhubarb H HarveyHaney he ddd-dinin S-tratton

WYo

StrattonStewart yewNewew HampshireLamps 38 Feb 1874 wido-wer

widowwidow-ers

widow-ersresRees ColebrookHolbrook TheyThe badhad 1 Liberator Harveylarvae bb-inin WVY S 30 XNov0 1857J d 10 Apr 1860 2 MedusaDNAEdn-ab in WY SS-S 28 Mar 1860 d 16 Aprjar 1860 38

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Marianl EstellaStella bh in WV BooS 16 Sept J1866 inm in ColeCole-Cole-brook

Hol-brook C-ole br-ookbrook 1 Dec 1887 HollisTolls StevensSetaceous resRees C TheyrheyTh-ey Th-eyhad afl Florence TallIda Stevens b 222 SeptSepi 1889 I jJ4 LeahLocal ArdeliaAurelia Harveylarva 1h in WV S 6 Marrare 18731878 dd-in

IttJin W S 17 AugAu 181874 2 WilliamBrigham Perkins DeanDeun tk i

h1 in Eaton P Q 10 MayLyn IS18341 nim MrsLars Leah HubHub-Hub-bard

Rhu-barb

Hub-bard

Rhu-barb

ba-rd Lu-bebard resRees KawashimaKathAttaching IronranremarksWorksa-rks Mec TheyThc hadlaid 1d in infancy 2 Bertha A b layMay 18723 ElmiraSlummier 8S b in EatonElation P Q 7 June 1837 min IFeb 1860 James GoodwinGoodwill of CookshireCooks PJ Q Mr1M-erged K-inshasa

jGoodGoodeGood in hasbas inventedinvented and obtainedobtained aIt patent on Itas-elf

l-evelings-elf ll

1ll-

tt

selfleveling shipberth lieIle is in England where ItaD-

ittoings-

trongs-

trongr kstrongstrongcompanycomplexly has been formed to introduceintrod-uce introd-uce introd-uce ltthem onon-inseamssteamships built inhi England and on thetec-

hniciancontinent UiHubUia address is Park Terrace RegentHegentRege-nt

Reg-ent

Reg-ent

tJParkart W London EnglandUnglued Mrs ElmiraLinier S GoodGood-Good-Will

Good-win

God-win wi-n Go-od

II-

iiwinWill withWillie her ch in LLynnLevin hadhallresRees null They 1Waitertertear RIO1110 GGoodwinGodwincockling b in CookshireCooks P Q 24N Mayray1862 2 Levi Dean bh in 11HalifaxHalifax Ny S 11 Nov 1

1865 d of consumption in Lynn 10 JulyJ ulyJuly 1888 3 JIJhenryFiery HoseaJoins bh in Stratford OntOR 8 Apr 1871 41J-Alice

A-

liceI

AliceJuice PameliaPamela b in CanaanCalling VtVLVI 8S AAugAuug 18781873 fi5 1

Celia EllenEller b in Everett 112 Sept lS18799 441 Juliacivicallycivic-ally Sio-ne JStoneSloan Dean b in Eaton P Q 17 Dec 1810 min Lu-LuLu-cian

Lu-cina

Lu-cinda

Lu--cina

L-ucinncina Stone of Eaton lieIle was killedkill 12 July 1888by afi flyingnying boardbolted while working in a11 millLilly in CanaanCana-anShe d of general dropsy no clieh 5 flotsamclocheoC b inlin-

eationlin-

eationlin-

eationff-

tEaton 17 Apr 1842 d in boyhoodboyhood 6j Oscar hbb-in

tin leeward P Q 27 llMarJarar 18199 iviy AUCKLANDAnnak bh ine-nrich

a-ntiliquor

e-nrich

i-ii-J

TailboardRichter1 YVLVtL 26 JJuneJulianlIncInc 1811ISH min 1st 28 JanIfill 1830J iAdoniramMadeira n B Munn helie d 9 MirMar 18331888 niin 21

AugAu 1839 DavisDallies GrahamGolan she d in StStewartstownStewartStratto-n written fXN nIIJI-JI 2 JJanan 1859 Theyhey hadhud 1 LoLOJMezzoenzocello MonismLillian hb22 Dec 1530 2 WilmaTrillion frillArriver GrahamGallia 1b illini-nhere

in-terfered

j 1Hereford P Q 11 JuneJunc 18411811 in DensicDensie L Pratt ofp-ocketbook

po-

cketbookpo-

cketbookHolbrookColebrookHolbrook N UR helie enlistedousted 11 AugAn- 1862 inhi the 13 fN IIIIIf VolsYolks 1promoted to capstancaptainu 3 Marliar 1861Dish to UU-S

tS C 1T After the war liehe engagedensilaged injn thetic foundryfou-ndry fou-ndrybusiness in PortlandPortend Melie also in therhe employ of01 jthehe-artburns

mi-llenarians

heFairbanksAirplanes Scale WorksYorks St JohnsburyJohns now cuscus-cus-tom

cus-tom

cus-tomtomtoni househome officerflicker at lichfordHitch VtVLVt TheyTheyThov badhadheld 1JEtta GrahamRenal b inarchinginhi larchManchesterlanchesterester NRT HTl 29 MaylIllY1868 she is a teacher 2 MerlieMertie L b in ColebrookHolbrook25 Jan 1871 is a teachercadger 3 Charles P b inIII C ti ti10 Marliarlarlair J1876 3 CharlesOharles IsE b in 11HerefordHereford PJ-JJQQ 166

Oct 1843 enlistednisi OctMoet 1861 in thehe The Nf IIIIIT

iqdjdi JanJ an 1862 enlistedro 11 AugAu 1862 in the J133

N 11R YVolsViolsos in 181864 promoted to LintLieu in the 4515 UIT-SS C0 1T AfterGaiter thwarttheIlie warFir he went into a11 drudrubdrugstorestoredrugstore ini-mportant i-mportant i-mportantPortland Mere with health brokenroc from exposurecx an-

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soon went to hisills fathersfather's home at W StewartstownStewartStewa-rtmdand d Feb 1868 44 EdwinDiva D b in W S8 29July 18531858 rnin 26 JJanfill 1887 Sylvia JJordanforcefully he isdi-sengaged

di-sengaged

di-sengagedengaged in the foundry business in ColebrookHolbrook XN T-hey

H11They had 1 Edith NellieellieNellie bh NovoY 1887 vY Eu-EuEu-

chre E-uKICIICcar 1h inill HartlandHand Vt 2 Dec 1813 min 1st inji-nx i-nexpert i-nexpertXNewportNewport P Q Canada 14 JanJ till 18361886 JacobJacobJacob MerrillLaetrile ss-ofaof AnselBasel AnD able b in Groton NS II Feb 1814d of acute inflammationinclination of the bowelshowes 23 Feb 1869Ile1113 was a leader in every good workorkYork either churchtemperancee or social The widwide remained on T-heo

theT-heo T-heohome farm withithitch herhel two youngest children nearly twotw-ofers

tw-ofers

tw-ofersyears andfind then m 9 Mayfay 1870 Samuel HolmesViolins it11i-nveigh

n-eighborneighbor hebebedd 27 Dec 1871 The widwide then AugAu1872 sold the homestead Hansonfieldstoneandfiled soon removed to CaleaLea-se Galo-shesShe now resRees with her youngest daudan MrsFrs GeoGeol New-sletter

lioeliefoeSeattle rashWadi TheyThe had 1 Sylvesterlelle 09G AnnableWannabeWannab-eb 7 JanMl 1837 mtn 24 Mayfay 1868 Ellen daudan of Can-aan

conjCa-naanand ElizaElixa Lebourveau of Eaton PIJ Q Educated inM-inis

M-inis

in-fillhis native towstown in earlycarly life lieJC traveledtraveled with ProfroofPre-senceSpencer thelie Lutherauthor of thethe PedicelSpenserianlm system of penpen-pen-manship

pen-manship

penpen-manshipmanshipsmashup Later he removed to the west where liehere-entered

cl-ientele

re-enteredenteredenteredrailroadMilorailroaderservice with the ClevelandClevelandandall Eri-K

ErieEr-ie

Eri-eHlt HR Since thatlit time helie leashag beenneen in the railroadrailro-ader railro-ader railro-aderservice in various capacitiesDuplicities and in differentdiner parts of-ten

of01of-tenthe cullcountry InIII SOYNovov 1887 he becameJennie connectedconnec-ted

connec-ted

connec-tedwith the SouthernSpotter California RR RR and has beenhell ini-Hs

un-its

u-nitsitsHspositionemploy ever sinceSill 11asits carFir which positposittionion liehe JobholdernowJIO holds at San BernardinoBombardingernarBernard inoKino CaCal where hehe-res

he-resy

he-res

he-resy

lie-res

liv-eriesresRees TheHe family are augmentersallaU members of the Bap-tist BaptistBap-tist Bap-tistchurch he is a member of the Independent Order ofa-fforest

o-gressesForestersDiameters Theyhey had 1 HerbertITerbertHerbert yarrenDarren 10 bh i-nuringini-nuring i-nuringBurlington IowaOwl 12 July 1871 2 FredFreel LesterLascar b1b-

inin Downers Grove Fallfall 29 Oct 1873 is jiltingfitting himhim-him-self

him-self

him-selfself for Ita mercantile business 2 Jenniefennie b 1 AAprpr1838 mrn in BluntlyInurningilliVilleVile P Q 5 Apr 1862 TheodoreTheo-dore Theo-doreTeJIFarwell of ComptonCompion P Q They owned na farm1111 anden-dorsed

en-dorsed

en-dorsedpursued armingarm as a11 vocation removed to SatireSaltie-r

SaticoyAtticrVenturareentercentaur Co CalCal where theyJ-unenow resRees no10 ch 3 JEd-

winEdEd-Ed-

win1

win Gcr bh 2 DecDee 181840Q m 9 June 1863 LouisaJolla MariaMurinMar-iandauhl of IlonIlionII11coniumon WilliamVila FarwellFarrell EsqEBI Crown landlan-ding

anl-agen anl-agenagentIt at Robinson P Q TheJibe earlycarly part of his lifefileli-fe fl-easwasVHS spent at home onoil the farm At the alagerere-be

gr-ebe

ofo-ften

o-ftentwenty behe went to Concord N IIn where helie made is-omer

hishai-lstone

is-omerhomelone most of the time for tthe succeeding fifteenfift-een fift-een fift-eenyears In 1877 heho commenced to readrendrenamedmedrued with DrQInInAstral 1001 1 fromIrom Groton yX IfIT to thelie tornto-nnto n oforcoffeepotdepositt 21I QIndieterdeadliertilltirthe EasternCitron TownieTownship ofor CanadaLinda aboutbout 1820 boughtBengali 11it farm settledlittle andVinci diedtherechildrensIn his declining yyeseseats Inshis sonfion Jacob took chargese of thetho farm andIsland hisliis Sixsfchildren sereerper born therether

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GeoGeol Cook of Concord thishis he continuedcontained for aboutabo-ut abo-ut abo-uttwo years and then attendedattended-attendedone term atut the medicalmedi-caldeptdept of Dartmouth CollCoil then entered the medmod dedeptde-pt tof the UniversityUniversity of Vermont where hebe took the de-dede-gree

de-gree

dede-greegreeagree of ML D inin JunoJune 1880 TIelie then settled inin-itializationFictionalization NS II and purlpracticedpracticedtic modmed in companycomp-any

comp-anywith Dr SilasSilos Cummings for threethice yearsyours then waswa-ssail

wa-ssail

wa-ssailalone for three velaryears Dr E G AnnableWannabe removed toto-nsorial

to-nsorial

to-nsorialNorwich Vt inhi 1886 and soon built up a large adu-mbrative

andadu-mbrative

adu-mbrativelucrative practice rcresRees NorwichFowich Vt TheyrheyThe hudhad 1EdEdwinEdinininviterValero b in Eaton P Q 29 Mayfay 1864 wasast-eriated

ast-eriated

ast-eriatededucated in Concord high schools went to ChicagoChicago-anin 1885 is a11 privateprorate clerkderk in ggeneralcoral ticket oilofficeollicece ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe Pullman Palace Car Co at C min 16 Oct 1889Gertrude Page of Downers GroveOreo illIll resRees D G02 AngeliaAngelica Dean b in Robinson P Q 20 Apr 1866

3 Alice Louisa b in Concord XT IIn 18 Apr 1874

4 BesBeesBessieie Gertrude b in 1NorwichNorwich Vt 30 Sept 188-1

188741 Susan IliadElmira b in Newport P111 Q Canada 4 JJasJabsfill1846 m in Compton P Q 20 Mayrare 1869 Edward PS-awyerSawyerSantSaint Ayer b in EatonCaton P Q 18 Dec 1841 was a gengen-gen-eral

gen-eral

gengen-eraleralferal merchantmercifully and tinsmith removed to Cal in 1878is a rancher resRees Carpenter CalCtrl TheyThey hadhud 1C-learnessErnestEnlist Sawyerrawer b in SawyervilleSawyer P Q9 FebBite 1871 d of consumption in CrematoriaCarpenter 12AugAng 1889 2 Flora Eloise b in SawyervilleSawyer P Q12 Maylay 1873 3 Clarence RiceRiG b in Robinson PQ 3 JuneJunc 18761576 4 NoraNom Mariafrill b in CementerCarpenter H9O-

ctOct 1879 5 Samuel ErvinErrin b inhI Newport P Q 23Jan 1853 min 28 Dec 31875 LovisaLouisa RH Peabody t-ofu

off-uror t-ofuBuryUsurer P Q he is aft tinsmith removed from Canada1880 resided in Concord and Bristol XN UH laverlaver-Ihi-ll

llaver--hill

Haver-hillhill and Lowell Masslenses resRees inill LL 38 TremontTricot atstst-atelyTheyhey had 1 AnnieMaine b in SherbrookSherbrooke P Q 11Jan 18777 2 George G4 b1 in Bury P Q 18 July1878 38 Minnielinierlinnielinier B bh in BristolBristo NX IIn 13 Apr1881 44 Harry E b inill E KingstonGangs NX JI-JI 11 Oct1883 6j EmmaSnubEmma AdeliaDelia b in Newport P Q 28 MayMIlY1857 m 38 Maylt y 1876 GeolGeoGeol Moeloe of LenoxvilleLennox P QA-ndand in 1880 theybevy removeremoved to Seattle WashingtonhingtonhintonTIeHe is an engengineerMICR resRees S P 0O box jj TheyTher had

1 TarryHarryDiary Eleanor MocMoe b1 iniu Tamales Cal 8 AugAu1877 2 DaisyDenis ChristenaChristina b in Los Angeles Cal 18J

Apr 18801880 38 Lawrence Shirley bh inIl Cedar MounounMoun-tain1tainstainaillill Wash 18 JJannn 1885 41 LottieLoftier Pearl b in CC-MM 11 Apr 1886

iiiim PhineasPicas b in HartfordImitator VtVi Julyruly 1787 inm BetseyBetsyTinting and Sarah RiceHiccup

iv LeviLen bh 9 July 1789 min Lois WoodwardOho told d 27 Oct1838

yS-

IXTH

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v DariusDais d aged 17 yearsvi Lois b1 in Hartfordlarboard Vt 8 Dec 1816 min-ininMarinnardsMar 1843

ThosEthos BB Cooper she d in MichMicahchg 10 MarAir 1869 lieHeHe-d

Hee-d

lie-dd in BeloitBeloit WsWis 4 Mayray 1865 TheyToby hadbad i MarcGrownEltCeltHelterrr 8 Cooper b 9 ranJan41844 ii CHARLESCACKLES b1 20July 18461816 iiiin HAJJnStuSitu An BELLEmelon b 12 June 1849 IllInin-nermostErnest StilsonStilton resRees Forest CityCit WisWigs no cheb jyivJe-sus

U-SA

v-SSusSubsSubsb 23 June 1853 min LeonidasLends Ensign TheyrobberyTh-ey Th-eybadJad 1 AJivinAvinvinvain Dean Ensign 2 EleetaVelveeta Lois

89 Oliver SwastikasLithia NathanielIsraeliIsraelIsraelIsrael HenryHenrJHenrieswasvms born in NorwichHorrificNhorrific CtActuary6 MayJay1756 removedremovedremovedremoved with his father to North Hartford ViT-V c-anwhen ahoyaI boybobiometricmarriedwarded Lucy ButtrickButyric in thatciliate place di-do di-do

dieddi-doNovNov 18366 ValWas a farmerTheirThc children were

i SullivanSullivan b1 23 Jan 1780 mni Lucy Growii lessJeers m Stephens moved to fordEtch Vt andsan-

dbarhand-

heldhand-

heldhadbad afi largelurge familyfrumpily

iiiHi JJohnolmlm FitchPitch b in HartlandTartan vt 16 Apr 1783 inmRhodaLou Knight

iviY Lucy inm Badger j1 77 vY Oliver Jr b 27 Nov 1789 m NancySancy Jailed

vivl CeliaElishaElfish b 12 KoyXvNoyNosy rnm SallySulky Rust andnd MarthafatterLimper

90 NielNeil NialNail NolNairobi MolderMold Mattel N-

athanieliiit a a Lithia

Nathaniel NathanielChatelaine IsraeliIsabel HenryHenryl was born inm-

innowm-

innowin-

somuchNorwich CLCt 28 Sept 1758 according to NorwichNorwich re-rere-cords

re-cords

rere-cordscords married firstills Pollypony MoxleyMorley she diedlied marriedarrive-derci

arrive-dercisecond Rebecca Tracy bornhorn 1766 died 4 Mayalt 1845heho died in HartfordHartfor-

d

VtVt 21 Marchfarch 1813 UcIle waswad af-armer

f-armer

tf-

irmlyfarmerfirmly TheThc name NiciNiacinKiel is doubtlessa contraction offI-t f-oothillOthnielToothilyIt andfindhandholdshouldhould be writtenwrittenNielNeilUncl-

otheTheir childrenhill wereacrei TheronThereon bhiin HartfordBradford Vt 1791 m Eliza WoodwardWoodwar-dii Elanislain d by rupture of a vesselblood when wrestlingresettling

agedageda ed about seventeenscented yearsearsiii Rebecca inm inu Hartford Tunerune 1813 DavidBand ColburnColumn

1d iuinm WolcottColicroot Vt They had i1 EE-FerretedELTONErELTBeretrELTrETLATEE Rum

cc M

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ColburnColbum b1 2328 Nov 18141811 m MarAfarfar 18381888 JohnTohnJohn BBB-lissBlissBlurs d 3080 Mayay 1874 ii NomNOMAD b1 20 June 1816wentwetcut to Kentuckyy iiiHim LIAMWWII JJIJ b 10 Sept 1818

milliardninl liarMarfar 1846 LucyLuc ConantConan d1 inin WolcottColicroot Vt 112

Jan 1886 iv SPIELRennin RouserEuronusanus b 22 July 1820 min 26

Jaw 1845 SarahSaran LamphereLamp resRees HartfordStafford Vt vS-USAN

S-USAN

S-usanSUSAN loyalIdiocy b 6 Sept 1822 inUI SamuelSullenly BurpeeBurpedresRees N Y shesc d1 1882 vi LutyJ bh 28 SeptScot 1824inm GeoGeol ShattuckShtick resRees HartfordImitator Vt viivi nlE-T Un-ity RYmYR-ioterBuyerFoyerb 2 Nov 1826 m SusanSubaru WhitneyChicanery resRees Wol-WolWol-cott

Colic-root

W-olco-ttColi-

crootcottScott Vt helie d 1865 viviii GeorgeGorSe LymanLayman bh 15 Jan1828 mMartelloMaryJ Elliott removed to Wisconsin

iv MatthiasLithia bh inhi Hartford Vt 1795 m Polly Bailey

v AlmonAlmond hb 3 Dec 1809 inm BetseyBetsy Whitney

91 JJeremiah littlish5 slantwiseMainline NathaniellanthanideIsraelIsraeliIsraelhenry was born inhl Norwich ConnConan 14 JanJun1760 married OxeyeEunice MoxleyMorley died in RovaltonRoyaltonlcoalition VtVi5 FebEel 1838 she diedlied inl same place 212 4 May 1837aged 73 years liene went fromfront Norwich CLCiCC to HartlandViVt andbindm fromfront there toLo RoyaltonRoyston VtVL aboutbolt 1783 andhan-dmade

han-dmade

han-dmademade what inhl those dayslays was known as attfZipl-

ocf h- itchpitchpiLchapilchardaiaa-new

a-new

a-newnew settlement in the wilderness This pitchespitch was mademlhalcy-on

madd-en

madd-enon the farm now 1888J occupied by his grandson JereJere-Jere-miah

Jere-miah

Jere-JereJere-miahmiahMicah RussHass At that timetine it was an unbroken wildernesswildern-ess

wildern-essbut undaunted the boldholdHollandBorlandand hardy pioneer soonSOOIl erectederecte-d

creel ed-a

Ve-

daL1 comfortable dwellingdwelling aboutValmont twentytalenttwentyrods from the prespres-pres-ent

pres-ent

pres-ententKent more comfortable and commodious residence InIn-this

Lit-

chisIn-

thisLit-

chisIn-

thisLit-

chisthis theirHeir first house allill of their children were hornord-nanceEunice the schoolchildreconciledsecond child whenben in thetic fillingfull ivigorl and lovelove-love-liness

love-liness

ovo-ovoooz-inesslinessnoses of youth with all thetho brightness ofasofaof a MaoriMay morni-ng

orningcorningcorni-ngand the aspirationsanimations ofasofaof a fondantfond allowingand loving daughter WandalamiaandamI afaf-afaf-

fectionateafaf-

fectionatefestinatefactional sistersibyl is stricken byhy deathcatlike JInJnn the house wherewhelowher-eas

whee-lieshe first sawSAIL the light of day she closed her eyes forever

AfterAfler hihis son Thomas was married liehe built aIt new andany-more

any-more

any-moremore commodious residence after which Thomas and hisfish-

wifefish-

wifefish-

wifewife tooktool care of threefoldthetic oldfold folks minaLarrikin nevernevor marmar-mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid HerIIer home was with her only brotherbrothel ThomasThom-asandsandmenwhen he andanel his wife became agedacclaim theirflicker Youngsto-wn

youngestson Ira 1M caredcaled for them as longaslongslong as they lived In

12

4 sasawk iw 1

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91849 thelie present beautifulbeautiful residence was built where re-rere-sides

rere-sidessides JeremiahcraniaJ and his wife with voltageold age approachingapproac-hing

approac-hingapace HelIe was a farmerEarneramm-

eterTheir children werei Thomas bh in RoyaltonRoyston Vt 31 Marrare 1789 m Jud-ith Ju-dith

JudithJu-dithMorrilLMerrillMerri-llii EuniceEunic d in RR 17 MarAfar 1808 aged 17 yearsiiiHi Informingarnica bh iniu ItEIt 1797 d1 numZuni 21 July 1868 acaged 71

yearsyeara

92 LemuelLemur Matthias 11ratline NatureNathanielIsraelIsraeliIsraeliHenryFiery was born 15 March1 1766 HisIlis birthbirt-hs

birt-hs

birt-hsis recordedretarded iniii South Coventry CtFcc hutbut private recordsrecor-ds

recor-ds

recor-dssay he was bornhorn in Hartford Vt HelIe married firstbestfirs-thandRhoda MoxleyMosley sister to Eunice and Polly MoxleyMosley wivesWiv-es

Wiv-es

Wiv-esof his brothershotshots NielNeil and Jeremiah She deadboltdied about 1795Married1 second SubmitSummit TracyTamely born 1770 dieddied at TartLarb-oard fo-rd J-arlordford Vt 25 April 1827 lieIle lieddieddiedlied at Hartford G6S-

eptSept 1809

TheirThe children werei bjb 5 JulyTuly 1790 m Mary JenningsMumbling and Pr-

esidiaPa-

meliaA-

meliaPa-PaPa-

melameliaReiji Dodgeii Rhoda bh 18 AugAua- 117949 m AhaAsaAha VWoodwardWoodward d at FairFair-Fair-

leeFai-

reFair-

leeFai-

re Fa-ir le-clee Vt 12 AugAu 1812

The1 lie abovehoc are children of first wifeiii Orson hb 1796 d Unumunroll 14 AugAu 1873

iv RubyTubbyRub b 1799 d numUnum 14 JanJun 1861v PhebePlaice Lh 1807 d Unumomni 30 Feb 1871Yivi LemuelLevine Jr b 1809 d Unumum 27 MayFayrILYriley 1845

heTheFlee last four areire children of Submit TracyRacy

93 Matthias MimicsMatthias Nathaniel NathanielIsraeli HenryEntrywayswasWiS bornhorn injn Hartland Vt 8 Marchl1770 married Lydia PerrinErin HelIe was a farmer injn Tun-TunUnr-igged

Tun-bridge

Una-bridged T-un St-unbridgeridge Vt HolIe died suddenly while carryingcarryingan manfullygainfullyannull-ed

gainf-ul

armf-ulof woodingwood into the househonse about 1847 His wife deliverydeaderdied veryyearlyove-rburden

ove-rburdensuddenly with apoplexy thetic sameFine yearyen

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Their childrencollide wereji PollyPollyPolly- m CalvinCahill MoxleyMorley d leaving a family of chil-chilchil-

drenchil-

drenchilchildchil-

drendrenden Resided in CraftsburyCrafts VermontiiH SUfSufiSusanm m Harvey AinsworthAirworthy She wasus killedailed byhy an ox-oxto-

temto-

temte-amox--

teamteam runningruling over her As she was drivinghiving downdoweldown-hill

down-hill

down-hillhillhilI in a sleigh with afi team ahead of her and the ox-oxto-tem

to-tem

ox--leam

o-xteam behind the oxen could not be keptkit backhack and theth-eta th-eta th-etateam in front couldn'tcould not be driven out of the way andanth-em

anth-em

anth-emthe heavy loudload Lucindabehindbehindchin was forcedforced upon her vehicleveh-iclecrushing that andfilled instantly killingJailing her ThisIHS oc-ococ-curred

oc-curred

ococ-curredcured the same year that her father altimeteradopterandall mother dieddid-o

did-o

did-oso suddenly She left no children

iii RhodaHonda mmm WinVmVvVWoodwardWoodward she d in Calais Vt lbab1817 no children

iv RosannaRosen mIII WmYm Stiles d in 1881 at anfill advanced agelie d in Lowell 1Mass

v Calvin min Hannah Bennett Ann GGageage and MaryIaryAiry Fayay

94 NNathaniel Nathaniel Ii NathanielGalantine ltdAcct anielDaniel

IsraeliIsraelIsraeliteHenryrJ was born in SteadPalsied N Ir11Ii 3 JulyTuy1773 marriedmeldedmince-

d

RachelKeel SouthwickSynthetic born iniiil New SalemScamSa-lemJulyJuly 11768 died in Rochester Vt 12 June 1842lie died in the samesume placelance 10 Oct 1843

Their children werecci SallySully SouthwickOutthink b in Rochester VtYi JulyTuly 1796 min

1stst ElishaElfishElishaElfish s of Oliver RustHust and grandson of MalMal-Mat-thias M-at ixi-as fatfat-far-thingsthinsthias RustErnest 1111They were second cousins They hadhand-some

hand-some

lando-

wnerone son TlTJHoraceorateorace seesec Sally andIud ElishaWelsh were di-didi-vorced

di-vorced

didi-vorcedforelandforcedforced andnud she min 2 IIIin Rochester NK Y LorainLo-rainTooleyTrolley 1b inill RockinghamRoel VtVi d in CarthageCarline NYI 7 Oct 1878 SheSlie d in DarlingsM i LinsburgLimburger Ny Y 5 Jan1856 lIeITe was afi shoe-makershoe byhy occupation TheyTh-ey Th-eybadlowly i loan RussHuEs bh 15 SeptCpi 18371817 byuy first hus-hushus-Land

hus-band

hus-band

hushubshus-bandbandLand ii EnHemlinesJrrr 1 fooleryWooleyWooly b iniu RochesterHoechst N Y 9MarAll 1827 d in KNeillsvilleMillville WisVis 14U Marliar1 fir 1876 iiiOn noncanOHmnoR 1b inill RochesterHochster VtVcV t inm in Copenhagen NN-YYV 1853 Brit daudauban of GeoGeol andund Susan SISniderdr offu-scous

fu-scous

off-

sideSodusSodsus N Y isis a jewellerjeweler at Carthage N Y ivivsv-icunas JJI11I b1 atilL SNT YV 17 Dec 1841Olsen

d at Fort ScottSofia KanKillI 8 Augug 1883 was aIt dentistii Horace1l l orateJaycee b1 20 FebCb 1798 min RoxanaThom 1Millshillsjujus

iii AlmonAlmond b1 1802 min d in Rochester Vt Apr1872 no children hadbad one adopted dUlldan nowlIOWownersMrs1M-oraleAlbert GreelyRichly of RocheRoeRochesterterteartertianTIVtV

iv AalAralAtaAlta 1 1804 d in infancy

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HENRYJOINERY RUST nTAD rANFAMILYrailLY

vY Asasa 21 1 in Rochester Vt 2 Mar 1805 min Mine-rvaMinerva

SegerSeerviyi Hannahfauna 1b injn Rochester 16 Janfan 1808 inm inl RKIL 4 ApiApple

1830 ColCool OscarOSlar Perkins 1h 17 DecCc 1802 171d 7 AprA18-8218821382 shepile d 7 XNovov 1884 IfireIfee WasWWII a11 incfirmerfannerfawner in StockStock-Stock-bridge

Stock-broker St-ock bri-dgebridge Vti where all their children were hornhomohooterTheyTherTh-ermoremovedremove to TaftsvilleCatskill Vt where they remainedremained untilunst-ilted

uns-titchthey diedlied Several of thethc children developed verynryma-rine

ove-rtire

over-largetareInre musicalIllusively talent which beingbacking cultivated they soonmoo-nbeam

moo-nbeambecamelemon known broadbandabroad and have finallylinealfinally become almostalm-ost alm-ost or-ld wo-rldworld renownedrecollect for their musicalmusiu abilityabilityitycity They had

i WritWri r Osco Perkins b 23 MayAy 1831 lIeIlelif-ework

Le-gwork

Re-workedworked on the limnfarm with the other sonssoils during thethcetc-hers

Th-ayer

Th-ayeryears of his minorityDensity attendedtilde district schools andhan-dmaiden

han-dmaiden

han-dmaidenacademy and taught in the common schoolsschool of thehe-ronry

he-ronry

he-ronrycountry JJlavingHavingtWill secured afi good literary educationeducation-alliehe ddevotedvoted lhimselfherselfmyself entirely to thelaw study of musicmusici-anIn 1854 liehe wentcant to Boston undeterredandbud entered thellie BostonHostelBos-ton Bos-tonMusicrustic School A few years laterluter he made noBostonton hisdis-armament

dis-armamentpermanent residence pubismasque musicamnesic teaching asliS ap-

rofessionp-

rofessionp-

rofessionprofession conductingcollating musical conventionconventionconvention-conventio-n festivalsfestiv-alsetcCalc etcrie HelIe commencedcommenced editingMerrill music books withvitalwit-her11illillr BBFF BaikerBalkerm which he continued untillithe 1861when tielie editedco several withii hisuss brother henryHenry SS-pikinessalliums JrDrDrillWilliam 0O Perkins MusEmusrusrubs DemulcentOct nonsocialmu-sicalcomposer conductor andmd journalistjournal it stands highbight inhi hisdis-possession

dis-possessionprofession1 tocsin Illiee is thetic author of Ellimany works forfor-t

for-the

fo-rte

fo-retthehe use of classes choirs Adelleendometriosisand Solveconventionsions In 1188585

he changed his residence to XNewow York andGild is one ofof-ten

of-Hie

O-hiothe wellknown musiciansmillions of thathot citycitify as wellswellwe asas-bestos

as-bestos

as-bestosBoston Permanent address TremontFremont stst LosBos-Bo-son L-os Io-nionf on Is unmarried

ii rEHENKYironyRY SloveneSulphuricwrit b1 inill StockbridgeStockyard VtVi 20I Mar 18331838 As in thelie floridmajorityj of CUcasecase with theth-

ereonth-

ereonlie-

gement Green Mountaintotality ll boyshoys inill early Limestimes farminglemming duringdurin-g duri-ng duri-nghihis minorityminority wasus the printprincipleplcpc muscle and mindIUD de-deC-yclopes

de-veloper

dede-velopereloper togetherstockcar withWillie the cocommonon schoolClairol and singingsluggingsingi-ngs singi-ngsschool thelie latter being taught 1byby hisbis fatherjilter In

i 18491819 the family moved to WoodstockFoods ViVt At thethe-me

the-cae

Ut-icah agege of nineteenJoineries HenryFerny Laughtaugh district schoolingschoolClairol ininl hisdis-ownhIt WindsorWilcox countcounty JlflisJibsis academicMilldam course wasastr-akhan

wa-stage

ash-cakeIt taken atnt KimballK Unionelusion Academy Meriden NK IIfrTnfu 5185151 liehe was a11 member of thelie MendelssohnfiendishMendels-sohn

I

QuartetUnmeet aIt concert companycomplot In 1857 liehe enteredenter-ed

enter-ed

enter-edIf thehe JOBostonLogton Music SchoolShoo andmd graduated hiin 1861 InIII

1867 helie accepted thetic position of Professor offalof MusicMusici-an

Musici-an

fallsin the TownIowa StateStalled UniversityTangiers aridand theIc principlesprincipals ofof-ten

of-ficethe Iowalown Academy of MusicJ locatedlocatedededateatat IowaJowa CityGityChit-inIn 1872 lie located permanently int ChicagoChill where liehe

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tS-

ALTSIXTH GENERATIONEXECRATION

now resides TansHis specialties as a teacher of musicmus-ic

mus-icarcaero Voice harmony singingsight methodsmetalloids ofof teachteach-tteach-ing

teach-ingingKing adjudicatingand conducting Dolie is very notedJottednotedJottedas a conductorauditorcondu-ctorluninging conducted musical festivals and conventions infi-nancially

li-nearly

li-nearlycarryallnearly all of the northern states andaud territories frontfron-tline

rom-ainelfaMaine to California lieIle has also conductedconductedLucite normalnor-mal

nor-mal

nor-malmusic schoolschools in yewNew YorkTorThor Ohio IndianafinHfinch AliIllinoisIlli-nois

llOislOisWisconsin Iowa Kansas and Texas Tiec is thetic au-auau-thor

au-thor

auau-thorthor of over thirty music books for thelie public schoolsscho-olsthe classdass choircolor and choral societysociety TheyThey have beenbea-nery

bea-nery

bea-neryveryyearly popularpopular individual works cachingreachingreachingg a sale ofaf-front

af-front

af-frontfrontfrom to copies Among themthen are-t

care-t

arcaret The Song Echo Graded Music headersPicadors threehorn-books

horn-books

horn-booksbooksbooksNewXNewew Century Advance Vocal Metho-d

Headligh-t

ethodmethodl11headlightdeadlight funnySi nonskid Glee11 Glee andisland hmChoiChinaun BookHookModel Class BookBool SongSouSoul LillianIndicatorIndicator01 FestFeastFestivalFes-tival Fes-tival

Siva

Choruses GradedGlided AnthemsAnthems1 ChoirChoChoc AnthemsAnthe-msandClimaxandClimaxX Inn 61875 he traveled eextensivelypensively inhIh-eroes

in-terlope

in-terlopeEurope andaud asliS far eastcast asns EEgyptcrypt In 1885 liehe receive-d

receiv-ed

receivedreceiv-edttheliehc honorary degree of Doctor fusilof Music 11lieIlee wasWat-

sonWat-

sonWat-

sonone of thetic organizersorganizer of the Music Teachers Xa-XaAt-onal

Na-tional

N-a trib-unaltribunaltonal Association in 16761570 InorganicantagonizedandIsland organized thetic Illinoislibidinouslibidi-nous

Illin-ois Illin-oisMusic TeachersStomachers AssociationAssociational in 1886 Dr1 PerkinsferiasPerki-nsfetish-es Pe-i Pi-ehas donefoil much literary workwk IIHeIlee is oneOIl of thetic forefore-fore-

most f-orc moi-stenedmost all oneOle of thelie most IactiveCutie inl thelie musical professprofess-profess-ion

profess-ionion of dayTo-dayToday

hiiii WAKOAndo OSCAROSCAK b1 27 JanJaIl 18351885 m ClamClara LeonLeon-Leon-ard

Leon-ardardWard resRees SanSantaSaultl BBarbaraarbbarb CaLCuI no children iv Lu-LuL-oa L-u CH-ULAOWAWA b 1 FebFeblib 1837 d 17 Marliar 18371887 Yvv-J

v-I L-

AMJlIonian MICANAAN b 21 May 1839 d 22 Sept18391819 vi EDWINBEDEWS lazeLAN b 28 Sept 1810 min j5j-NNNovov 1866 ITJudithudithJudith Murrayrurally They had 1 LenaFijicalla resReesres-on

reas-onon the oldMoll homestead in Woodstock POP 0VtArt vii ELLEN JFAFannieAnacondaHA COMA b1 17 Dec 1812 mill 2NNovOY 1865 George S Cheney manager of thelie EsteyTestyEstr-ogen Estr-ogen Estr-ogenOrgan Co Bostonlotion They hadhurl 1 Al Grittily d young2 JessietJe ie Mdf Cheney Nathanloyalty3

viii JUSTUSJULIUS EIsoNZEUS PerkinsPerdue b illn StockbridgeStockyard VtVi19 Mar1111 1845 d at the QueensQueen's Hotel MulchesManche-sterBugEug 25 Feb 1875 afterFTC aL Fredafewv daysdayday illness 11IllsHisis bi-bibi-ographical

bi-ographer

bibi-ographerOrphicgrasper Mhhas given us thetic following sketch of thishi-nted

hi-ntednoted musician

Julius EdsonEdison Perkins possessed histrionic musmus-mus-ical

mus-icalicalcal talentdent in aIt veryyearly marked degree inherited fromfro-m

fro-m

fro-mhis parents and developed to great artisticmonistic excellenceexcellingexcellen-ce

e

lJ11 is musical studies were commenced inill Boston at11 thethi-eve

the-cae

the-caeWeage of fourteen andfind continuecontinued with occasionaloccasionally interinter-utte-r

inter-ruptions

inter-ruptionsreruptionsoptions thetic interintervalsalls of whichwhile wereacre devoteddecocted ttoou-

treachingou-

treachingteachinglg until 1867 whenWho'll hisllis brother HenryJoinery S fur-furfur-

t

fr-

ttJ

cilcoil t

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J-J ft f Yv r-rb-

riery

I

FIERYBINARY RUST ANDAD FAMILYULYnoshedniche him the means and sent him to Europe to concon-con-tinue

con-tinue

con-tinuetine his musical studies anandand-banditlitfit himself for thelie operoper-oper-atic

oper-atic

oper-aticattic stage One year was spent in Paris and fivenave illinfi-lially

in-itially

in-itiallyItaly studying voice andamyl dramatic action with theHIeHe-rbert

the-bes

the-besbestbeEt masters During his efearlyly studies hisbis attentionintentionintenti-on

attenti-on

attenti-onwas devoted principally to the piano theorytheory anconand comcoincom-position

com-positionposition in which departmentsdepartments helie excelled After ar-arar-riving

arar-rivingrrivingYell at manhood he gave his attention almost en-enPa-lletize

en-tirely

enen-tirelytiredly to the cultivation and developementdevelopment olof hlhighch-ivied

ch-iviedvoice which was classed by the Italians as bassoa 50 propro-ofing

p-ro pro--fundojundajunta associationabsolutiona hlBih i profundity purity flexibilityy andan-dantes

an-dantes

an-dantesintensity the voice of J E PerkinsPrinks wasus farlar superiorsuperi-orto any other which AmericaMerciful hadbad produced up to hismis-

timedmis-

timedmis-

timedtime or the present HelIe was the greatest and mostmot-hproofed

mot-hproofed

mot-hproofedprofound eexponentpollen of the vocal artadarthyearthylyby an AmericanRamekin inhlh-eroes

in-terlope

in-terlopeEurope and the only nativeborn American bassohasso inci-nnamon

in-itialing

in-itialingItaliannaHan opera who headachehad achieved success DuringJung hishi-stories

hi-stories

hi-storiesstudies inhi Italy he filled secsei oraleral operatic engagementsengagemen-tsin that country andbud at Warsaw inhl Poland meetingmeet-ing meet-ing meet-ingwith instantaneous success In 1873 he entered intoHint-on

Hint-on

Hint-onan engagement withitch HerTier Majesty'sracists RoyalHoyal ItalianlainItal-ian

Ital-ianOperaOpen atat DruryDry LaneLanc LonLondonon for five years AlterAfterAft-er Aft-er alt-erColCool JJ ITIf MilestoneMapco the operaticpacifistic manager hadlladla-shed

ha-shed

ha-shedshrewdly secured thelie signatureSiberia of Mr11 PerkinsPerks to thehe-ctometer

he-ctometercontract at Milan Italy an operatic impresario fromromfo-mentation

fo-mentationConstantinople offerednerd ColCool Maplesonrumples for hisHi-bernian

Hi-bernianbargainargain after hearing his magnificentmunificent voiceyoke inm LaLa-Scala

R-ascal

La-Scala

R-ascal

La-Scala

R-ascalScalaScalar at Milanlilau Mr11 PerkinsPel-kins operatic engagementcannelloniengag-ement

engag-ementcommenced in London with thebc season of 1373 Di-DiDi-rectly

rec-tally

D-ixDi-DiD-

irectlyrectally his Illartisticstick greatness wasFibs acknowledgedacknow-ledged acknow-ledged acknow-ledgedthroughoutbrougham England and hisIlls fame came to America tot-ote t-oteto-

otlesthe great satisfaction of his countrymen hi additionadditio-n

additio-nto his superior musical talents and acquirements liehehe-ws

le-as

le-aswas aIl profound student in mathematics philosophyphilos-ophyhistory andamyl languages jIJieJibeIf e becamecyclamen fitfulacquaintedlilted withwitc-heries

swit-chmanMarieMillie RoseHose who was one ofot the prima donnasdolmans of thehel-med

thre-esome

Ath-

eniansameslime opera company when his engagement comvom-com-menced

com-mencedniecemenacedmenacedThey were married in London in 1818711 utatb-utte

at-the

ba-the

fit-tedthe closeloc of the operatic seasonsensor Theyhey visitvisitedcd AmerAmer-Amer-ica

Amer-ica IficaRica during that summerUnlock sandpaperedandland apparelappearedappeared inilln oratoriooutdoor conwn-wi-ncer

con-certs

con-certscrts given byhy hithip brothers HenryDamy S and WilliamTilling O0These were thelie only public concerts in which thetaletol-erant

th-ereat

th-ereatgreatgrent American bassobas o appeared inill his native countrycontra-ctorafter achieving a worldwide reputation HisIlis deathdeaddea-th

death-wardwasWIlS regarded both in England and AmericaAmberjack as ag-

reatg-

reatg-

reatgreat loss to vocaloctal art It is probable that there nevernev-er nev-er nev-erwas such universal mourning for the loss of anfill artistartis-ts

artis-ts

artis-tsas in the death of Julius EdonEconEd on Perkins Theyriley had3J JuleJuly Jerry b in London Engalga 1 AIMaylayay 1875 d ini-n i-n i-nLJJ 16 NovKov 1875 The widwide mru 21 au son of thie-

f

thetho

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SIXTH GElGENERATIONNATO

impresario CoLCool J 11n MaplesonMaples of LondonLond-onvii Hielllie b1 in Rochester Vt Dec 1810 inm 1stIsle Misshissis-sue Is-sue Is-sueLuceliaLuella Gibson of Brandon VtVt she d in thatlit place-

boplaceplace-

boplace-

boab 18123 ncTIc thentalc went west and aboutallout 501845engaged in the hotel business inhi MilwaukeeMilwauk-ee

MilwaukeeWisWigsFish-ed

Otis

He was not successful and left theretierce andaud settledset led insi-ngleness

si-ngleness

hi-ghnessesGeneseoGeese HIm TIclie changed his name to J BB RussellRuss-ellBe was highly respected m a second time androul raisedraise-da family of children was app p in at thatlit town andmdabn-egated

abn-egatedengaged in the mercantile business and became thehel-plessness

hel-plessness

hel-plessnesspossessor of a pleasant home and a happy familyeventeventuallyly purchaseda farm and followed farming forfor-a

flor-a

for-a

flor-aa time he andaWandaand a son AlonzoAlfonso then went to SheffieldSheff-ield

Sheff-ieldwhere they kept a hotel but finallytonally removedremold to TaraTa-raIowa their present residence

95 DanielDarner loyal el i jyAtlanta JlIsraeliIsraelIsraelIsrael Henry was born in lUstedHallstandA isteadinstead N 11II 14LI OctOCL

1775 married first in A 6G Oct 1799 Lucy DavisDayisDivi-sorborn 8 Apr 1778 died 20 MayIty 18 G6 HelIe marriedmarledarrive-derci

arrive-dercisecondsecondinginin A 14Jj Jan 1817 widow Susanna Evan-ston

EvansEYanTown of StoddardStandardStocStockdalddad NINT 11IIIL bornhorn 15 Dec 17841781 dieddiced Ii13Oct 1838 HelIe died in A 3 Mayflay 1827 Children allAl-bion

Al-bion

Al-bionborn in AlsteadAllseedAlMasti-

catestead

Their children wereacrei IraIrab in AlsteadHallstand 21 Nov 1800 mni 15 Mayay 1828

Laura daughter of Samuel andnd HannahJimmy ThompsonThomp-sonSladeLade d 3 MayMar 1877 she d 25 Marliarrlt L188488 CaptCaputCap-torIra Rust was a farmerframer adenoidandstand enjoyed the conidiaconfidenceencefence andndun-drape

An-dreas

An-dreasrespect of his neighborsalligators in a high degree Helie at oneone-time

on-e

one-time

on-e

one-timePI time engaged in thethru mercantile business but wasasp-irant

asp-irant

vasVa-lmontburntlament out achieverand never attempted it again lieHe acquiredacquire-da11 fairnil eduededucationaction was honoredfloored with severnseveral officialpolicingoffici-aldoms

officia-l positions was1 a selectmanselect nine years town clerkcle-

rkcle-

rkcler-

kcle-

rkj1 one yearTeareareaveswasvas apppp justice of thetic peace by the gover-nor

gover-nor

gover-govergover-nornor in 1852 andIsland heldlied thatlit officepolice until deathcall interinter-inter-vene

inter-vened

inter-venedintervenueveined wasWi commiecommissionedsinned captain of 28 HegReg N IIHM-

ilitiaf militia which office hebe held four years In religionreligi-on

religi-onhe was aIt liberal Christian an uncompromising demdem-dem-ocrat

dem-ocrat

dem-ocratcrestcraft in politics voted at every election for fif-ty field-ers fivefiftyyears CaptCapi RustEust was a prominent member of Th-omson

thetubeTh-omsonMasonic fraternity and held various positions in loit-erer

thatthe-atre

the-atreorder was worshipful master of StSL PaulsPaul's LodgeFloodg-ate

Floodg-ateten yearsyears helie wasWIlS aIt very affectionate hUhusbandhuband andTa-mworth

Ta-mworthworthy citizen NoSo children

t

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wwwwid

nT-NRYnT RUSTKUST lACTAlACTD FAMILYFAIRYFA ULYJULY

iili melMelJill bJ far11 Mar 18031808 dd-d 4 Sept 1809

iiiill Daniel W b 21 TanJan 1806 m Alice SladeSlackSlaSlav e

iv Alice b1 3 June 1809 inm Joseph BundyBund Mead of W-n po-olpole Ny II d 11 AugAu 1859 They had i SUMNERSNIDER

pleadBeadCad b 1834 m 1st Missfissfists AdaAdam Lawrence ofDamariscottaDammars Mere mm- in Boston MisslissBliss MariaMaria AnnHa-nnibal

Ha-nnibalBaldwin of X IIn HeTIe d in Boston in 1884 In1862 he became interestedinterested asfib a partner with LewisLewicColeman C Co of Boston without contributingcontributing lynanyland-scapist

land-scapistcapital ThisHis firm was dissolved in 1883 and was sucsuc-suc-ceeded

suc-ceeded

suc-ceededdeeded by Coleman Meadlied Co After his death hishibli-bido

hi-spid

hi-spidwidow and the two children went to EnglandEnglandA-ndo

andanelAn-gelo

A-ndonow 1888 resRees in London By his first wife liele had1 Fred 2 AdaAdam iili GEORGEGEORGI FRAFRANFRANKFarrK bh inm WalpoleIllogic1838 m Lucy WV daughter of William A RobbinsRobbi-nsof KingstonKington no chell widwide resRees in Plymouth GeoGeol FM-

eadMeadLead enlistedCellist as a privateprinted in Co Fli Massrassbrass in ethe-

reallytheethe-

reallyethe-

reallyearly part of the war of51861 andnJ served until itsdis-

closedis-

closedis-

closeclose after which he engagedengage in the wholesale drydye-woods

dye-woods

dye-woodsgoods businessHolies afterwards engagedgalled in the eexpressexpres-siveness

expres-siveness

process

business until his death in Boston 1883 widwide resRees inPlymouth no children

v Sumner bh 28 Apr 1811 mTO in InsteadHallstand yN 111116H 16 AugAu1843 Mary MelvinaMelvinCalvin daudau-aufof WilliamWichita andIll EstherStar-light

Est-her

Ethe-rizingKnight Miller1 of DummerstonDrummers Vt b 28 Septt

1823 JnIn 184018 before Mr Rust waswane msunvaried he wentwe-nt

we-nt

we-ntto VermontLennon as a teacher of music both vocal and inin-strumental

in-inin-strument

in-strumentalstrumpetstrum Herelee he taught more than an year in theneighborhood of DummerstonDrummers In 1818511 lcto went to10

Washington D C where he obtained an clerkshipclerk Jinin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-tervii the census department HelIe remained there for itwotw-ofers

tw-ofers

YOB-oyarsyears until the work of thethc seventhsecant censuscallus was comcom-com-pleted

com-pleted

com-pletedpleated removed from Washington to Ludl-ow Towh-ee LudlowMudflow ti Vtwhere for some time he remained in a store wentwench toDrummers on a visit and died there 23 Marwidwide resRees at DummerstonDrummers no children

vi Levi Smith b 17 Jan 1814 m Elisabeth S Galevii Lucy E 1b133 Dec 1817 m in AlsteadHallstand Ny II11 26 Mar

r 1810 lionUon LuciusLuscious SladeLade of Boston aIL native of AA-InIn 18141844 he went to Boston and for four months lieheli-bertine

he-adband

1

obtainedobtain employment inill one of thehc stalls of FaneuilFauteuilFaute-uil

Faute-uilHall was poor a stranger and without friendsfecund rand-

omlyanandrand-

omlyonly received hisills board for his four months laborLahore he-ws

hehe-wswas then paid 1010 per month for about five yearsyears hebewh-eaten

be-then

bre-

threnhe-

athenthenben formedformed a partnershipco with hisIllsiurobberbrotherini-u alawMr GeoGeol Rust hairiesthired stall No 22 in 1849 anconand comcoincom-menced

com-menced

com-mencedmenaced doing business under the firm name of SladeLade

Rust dealing in butter cheeseechoes and eggs hiInb adad-dition

ad-adad-dition

ad-ditionedition to this Mrfr SladeSlack wasWIls keeping the Central no-

l

now

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abbitSIXTHEI GEGENERATIONILLockQuincyAttic HouseLouse SladeSlid lJ RustBust continuedcontinuedfor livefairyflic-kers

live-ners

fiel-dersyearsears then Mr Rust retiringprettier MrJh SindeSlade rentedfrenzied stallstanchst-allo 24 andnd continuedcommuned alone iniu the businessmessiness as asal-e who-le

wholewhole-whole-sale

whole-salesale jobber helie haslias occupied thistbs stall for 26 yearsyearshasfins beenLen a prominent movermoyer in allnIl thelie business flailfliersflie-rs

affai-rs

rsro-ofof thethc market acting as chairman of the committeeon markets for eight yearnyearsyen was aIt member of thethcph-eromoneCommon Council in 1858SiS andImd 1859 in the senatesocialite illin1860 and 1861Distil servedserved as aldermanalder in thetic city ofo-boist

o-boist

o-boistBoston eight consecutive years was anfill active memmem-ca-mel

mem-ber

mem-berberbel of thethc Military LancersLancer twentytweeterstwenty Yearsearsyears liveJoyce ofk-owhai

k-owhai

k-owhaiwhich liehe wasFibs captaincaptain MajorJailor of a battalion of fourfor-ewoman

for-ewoman

for-ewomancompanies two yearsears is a prominent member of theTh-omson li-masMasonicsonic order alsoI SO afi member of thethc Odd Fello-ws

FellowsFello-ws

Fello-wsfor forty yearearo Mr SladeLade is an liberal thinker concon-con-scientious

con-scientious c-on lic-entiouslicentiousacetous in all his dealings prompt andmal decided inn-J

M-inis

il-lusJhiss action andaWandaand a manluau fully qualifiedunlimited to filllill anyImy positposi-tion

posi-tion

posi-tiontionion of trust and responsibility TheThc above factsfac-ts

fac-ts fa-ds from the IllustratedElutriatedd Newfireare gleaned England TangM-ag i-neaineMaine for JuneTunc 5 1886 TheyTIley hadlaid i IUXRASladeSludge b in LondonLangdonLondon X nfl1 25 MarJarfar 11813S 13

mtit in Boston 22 Dec 1818722 JJuliafulfill AAnnannaAnna OrdwayNorwayWI noin-cident

in-cidentchildren ii CARRYHHIeCA Kin LucyLUCY b in Bostonlosing 2 MayJray 18581853d inbl WalpoleAlpo N 1 28 ANYMayAy 1856 iiim LuisLirA LUCYLucyLUCYLuc hbin B 1 JJanUllHull 1857 miii init XN Y 122 lnlMay 1883HenryMICR ITn SawyerBayer TheyToby had 1I RoRobertFociertBert 9StanleySaw-yer iSawyer bh atCharlestonactuaries 5j Sept 1884 2 lintlit-igiousLillieKiwis b in Manchester VLVt1 2921 May 1886

viii 1NathanielCatholicathanielNathaniel b 221j lFebFicheeh 1819 d 3121 Sept 1822ix GeorgeGeorgc b 29 MillMarlm 1822 mtn d i2 SeptSheikh 1871 no

lilacchidin-gx Nathaniel J1E b 13IS FebIch 18241821 d 28 JIltMay 1825

96 ClementClemens 1DawdDada DantelDanteDan NaivelyLanthanide IsraelIsr-aeliTerry 111Withwas1 born in CoventryCouncilor Ct 22 JulyJour 1767marriednod in Orwell01 ViVt 2 Mayriy 18041801 AnnaAmour PorterPortly dieddeedi-ng

deedi-ng

deedi-ngin Orwell 24 DecCc 1813 sheslie diedairel in Southfield hick20 Augug 1857 WhileNilChile descendingLat hillhin nearkneeler his homeshoeb-ill

Khome-

ini

homi-ngillin OrwellNovell withawithalwith Lai leadoffloadloud softwoodfroof roilwoodprolongon sit very cold day liehehe-ws

le-as

he-wswas thrown oHoffoffhandandmd lkilledIdylliclIed Ilelie had the reinreins around hishig-

hboyhig-

hboyhig-

hboybodyboyfriendfindand hypsometryabysmbyhy some unknown cause he was thrown fromfro-m

fro-m

fro-mhis loadload strikingsinking the groundroundground iniii such a manner thatthai thetel-exing

tel-exing

tel-exingsleigh passedpassedpaced ovoverr ins-ularlyhisHurlybody helie tried to licefive11 ec himself butbu-tte

bu-tte

bu-ttethe lacingreins preventedprevented andmd helie died inhl a fewlow minutes afterpatte-rning

patte-rning

aft-erbeing taken outfoul AfterAfler lhiss death theLich widowed mother

f

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JILJILLHENRYRY RUTRUST AAlANDTD FAMILYFAlwith her familyfamily Occidentof children removed to Michigan settlingsettlin-g

settlingsettlin-g i-nseptilli-

onin Southfield OaklandOakland county They were among ththehe-artiest

he-artiestearliest settlers of thatlit township HelIe was a farmerfanner

Their children werei Clement porter 1 41 Mar 18053 niTn Fanny MoffatOffal

90 ii HiramIii bh 29 Sept 1806 m Sally Gordoniii James Parker bL 29 July 1810 min Lydia Pratt j

97 DanielDanielDanielDaniel5 DanielDaniel NathanielAttune IsraelHenrysHenryl was born in Coventry Ct 6 AugAu 1769married in Sudbury Vt 6 NovNoyJ GY 1799 Mary draughtdaughterdraug-ht

daught-erof RichardBrigham and CandaceCandia PeckPek PearseParsec of RehobothRicochet RE-I1I hornborn in CRTR 49 Feb 1782 diedlied inI Brandon Vt l16

Feb 1872 HeBe diedlied in OrwellOn VtVL 25 Dec 1850HeII was aIt farmerhelmet

Their children were1i Mary ElizaElgin b inill OrwellNovell VtVI 6 OctOleic 1800 m at 00NovSov 1822 Thomas JeffersonJenersonJ Wicker hb in FortFort-

MillerFe-

rtileFort-

MillerFe-

rtileMillermr Xti Y 28 KNovov 1798 d ataia Conestoga1 KK1 Y5 Feb 187777 sheslice d at I 30 Jan 187979 he was a limnerThey had i1 THOMASOttomans DrawlDamDA 8 VickerNickerWikerkern b inill Orwell

t 30 Dec 1823 resRees Ticonderoga a farmer immUnum iii-ii i-mpairMiser FertilizeREIJIDELTAA 1 2 AugAu 1830 d ininviteWhitehall KS Y17 TJanall 1832 iiiill RosaROSAEROSIONii b hiiii Whitehall 6 Dec18401810

iiH Cynthia Wright b 7 Slaylay 1803 d in Whitehall 29

Nov 1846

iii Daniel Edwin hb 28 Apr 1806 min Lucinda BushriI iv Richard PearsePelts b11 27 MayNay 1809 min Prudence EoE-

nochE

Churchv Emily Dana b 29 AprilApr 1816 min in Orwell Vt 3

JanFinial 18391889 aHoraceloracer oraceHorace son of Stephen andlid AbigailAbi-gail Abi-gail Abi-gailNichols BushBanns resRees KorthSerf1portlier OlOrwellNovellcall Vt TheyTher had iGOWER DANAAnacrusisHellishBus 1h 2124 DecDee 1839 mlm 1 JanJaIl18841881 Maria SpinkPink iiji EXULTEUNICECE AUGUSTA b 27 Apr1-118411811 iii ABBITARBIc FRJFRANCSACESCS bh 7 Jan 1847 iv AIrArT-IER

ArAiAr-BERT

Ro-bertTIERBERT D 1h 13 Apr 1851 all h1 in Orwell

Clovisvi William Edgar b 23 AprApI 1822 m Mary E Royce and ICynthia Smith II

I

98 JTustinJ GestaltGears DarnelDaniel I NathanielActivism IsaelIsraelIsraeliIsrael

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SIXTHSIXTIES GENERATIONEXECRATOR

HenryHenrylHenry was horn in ChesterCheer 23 Apr 1764 marriedunmarriedunma-rried

mar-ried

mar-riedMargaret ClappLapp died 5 MayJ 1841

Justin and his brother QuartusQuarts were inl the RevoluteRetoolRevolu-tionary

Revolu-tionary

Revolu-tionaryTina warurn answeredand were two of the one hundred youngyou-ng

you-ngmen under twenty-onetwenty yeareal old withWillie whom GeneralGeneWashingtonWashingtonentered candidatureand captured NewEwe York City theHe-braists

He-braists

li-brettiBritish being compelled to retreatell and leave thelie cityintr-ustingJustin RustEust enlistedenlisted under NoahNoaliNall Goodman Superintendrr Superinten-dentdent 16 Apr 1781 for three years was describeddescribed asas-severate

as-severate

as-severateseventeen years faggedof age heightlegalist fivenave feetct fivefie indiesinches lightLei-ghtoncomplecompilecompletionon occupation farmerfarrier from IITicHe died from enlargement of thethc kidney lieire was helphelp-help-ing

help-ing

help-ingbingoingKing roll logsJogs andtandaand at handspike was violentlyviolent thrownthro-wing

thron-ging

thron-gingagainst his side injuring one of his kidneys Dr Ger-GerGer-sham

Gre-sham

Gre-sham

sh-am C-arshamshan Rust StauntonStantonStanton JustinsJustin's nephew calledcalled a councilcouncil-or

council-or

council-orof doctors and it was decided to take out thelie kidneykid-ney kid-neywinchwhichwincheswas foundfunnel to weighwigglier seven pounds

Their childrenchandler were

i Polly mIn Joseph MillerMick hadhand oneconc Chileanchidingchild andIsland both childChil-ean

Chil-ean

Chil-eanand mother died

1 D ii QuartusQuarts b 30 SeptScot 1790 m PollPolly Ellis MarthaMurtha TsujiStunStaun-ton

Stant-on to-n Stu-ntontOIl andinid SarahSurah Toddrodd

96 iiim David ClappLapp hb illinui Chester 1311 yovo 1795 j min n11 JudahStauntonStanton

iv Ian TnIn Chester A VibbardInboard They hadbad i llAH-llAHJA-CK VibbardInboard hiJ WillIr iii CinCainSTERNCIAsurferserf ivS-iva G-

AIT1Mightier vY SUSAN viAd SubphylumSimian vii A CruxACIDn-dCajo-

nd inin early iJinfancyv JustinJustin TJrr d agedfled fifteen mouthsmonthsvi JustinJutting Jr d atai thetic age of 20

viiyli AngelineAngelina inm ab 1825 Abel French of EllicottvilleElliott NN-Y

N-YY b d4 JanJinn 18011804 dind in ColonCajon Midilich ablb 1866 SheShe-d

She-dd 8 MayMar 1828 They had i Justin nUSIsRusT French11 2328 Apr 1826 Linndunlin ii ArALBERTABCrRR.R. SHEPARD b1 1

Febjieh 1828 inm 3181 DecDace 1818 AmandaMundane 1M dUlldan ofof-fstage

ho-stnameSamuelManuel and AngloAnna StauntonStanton BryantBryan of RustHust ances-ancesances-try

inc-est ir-y ic-etry seesec i iii 100 bh 18 Apr 1827 They reside inu-nlikelier i-ntake i-ntakeLakeviewTakeover MichMicahlich Mr11 Frenchirenic hashIlS beeneenen a11 very prompromi-nent

promi-nent

promi-nentnentanent and successful man and has done very much todevelop thattnt country and is virtually the father of LH-aving

H-avinghaving plattedlaurel thelie town andmId done more than anyagn-ostic

an-other

an-otherotherTLC localloch influence to build the railroad to that

imbecilic PayPuy RohnRohm

s-frs S-SStasississi-

s

1 r

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HENRYIlex RUST ANDAD FAMILY

beautiful city HeJCL wasvas countcounty treasurerhircine for severalseemlysee-mly

sever-ally

sever-allyyearsbefits andlid xIV 1been postmaster at LakeviewLakeside for manyLeallyLaw-yers Ma-yer mani-curesc years IIlieBee is nonoww pleasantlyPleas situatedsituate inhi his comfortcomfort-comfort-able

comfort-ableablenbc homehoc in L a1 verycryvery pleasant midand agreeablea manfillan-noyingenjoyingmajoring the companionship ofasofaof a ffaithfulfiftieththinly induceandfind afleefleeaffec-tionateFionaetiolate wilewife a pleasantcaftan and exemplary mother dietbanditandmd Its-ympatheticsympathetic and thoughtful DeneighborHBO Mrfr FrenchFrenc-hmen

Popi-njaysenjoys thetic esCesteemstetlIllilt and confidence of allaU who knowknow-ing

know-ingMIllhim IIBeJCLe hashus been a real estate dealer formallyfor many yearscab-inetTheyHey hadlaid 1 Finingvanillinfirkin HiramMilligram9 French b1 14H XXYZN-ovUY

184918 in 27 Dec 1871 AnnieSallie daudan of GeoGeol ChiChildsLipidss of01ob-fuscation

ob-fuscationStantonStanton MidiMichlich b inill JJefferson NX Y 7 JulyJuly- 1854They hadlaid 1 Jessie ChildsLipids b1 in StantonBangtail 12 AugAua1873 2 CharlesC Frederick b 15 Sept 1851 in inb-illboardslubbers MichMicahICBM 29 July 1873 Ida Minervalinen dandauau-foiofcompilesMilesJulio DunhamUnhanding of SStantonton l1 8 Apr 1852 TheyrhoyTh-ey Th-eyhad 1 EarleEare Durham b in Lakeviewview 2 Septyet1880 2 ThomasThoma CharleOarlockCharley blJ 14H AugAu 1885 3 AlbertAlbert-J

Albe-rt

Alber-tJe

Alb-ert

ElliotDeJ e LimrelLime bh 7 AugAua 1853 inHI 6 Dec 1879D MaryMaryl-ander

Mang-aneseJaneJ aneAnne daudan of 11LarvaeHarveyear CoveyChoc ofol LakeviewLakeside 1h in IRito-rnellos Ili-on cla-viclescytheBelleville N Y 2 FebIre 1857 Theyracy had 1 ItalianIndia

bh in LakeviewLakeside 23 Jan 1881 2 Les-icLes AAbi-n

Rab-in

hbin L Sept 1882 d 9 JuneJullO 1883 3 DaisyDaisv HB bb-atat Chase MidiMichlich 3222 Sept 18841 lld 14H June 18851835 U1D-

iariesCharles GlenLeally b1 atit AlulaeLongLou Lake MichMicahlich 1 JuneJuno 188641 Truman1 RJlJ bh 27 JJune 1857 inn at LakeviewLakeside J27JuneJ uneJune 1878 MarMary LeoraLenora dandaft of Lewis LI- BissellDisable ofdo-orsill

fl-orin

fl-orinOrionOrioll MidilichichLich b 21 NovXv 1859 TheyThe hadlaid 1 RalphAlephRal-phLnLeif 1b at LakeviewLakeside 28 AugAu 1879

Lddd-datdaftatt L 115 lays

1882 2 EdwintonLewiston LintonClinton b inill L 22 AugArt 1851

3 Albert RayHarRave b at L L MicahMidiMich 20 Oct 1883 drl iuinOu-

ija i-nm-

LLIJ 4 MartnIalAil 1884 1J HazelJIa MyrlMyrtleVrdryer bh in L 15 MarJar1886 5j fohnMm WarrantArcT arrear bh 27 AAprpr 18531859 d1 21 FebJ186386 G6 Idafda Campanulaz Brandt bh 7 Sept 18618 3 inUJ inl L29 Oct 1879 Thomas ItR sonSOIl ofor John M Walsh ofcog-

nomenor-

gandyor-

gandyNmGrandl Aphids JIMidiMichh They had 1 Irate WalshWelsh-manand 2 refryPercy twins 1h inill L 23 JJ luteunc 1881 TracylimyTrace-dd 188 AuAug 18811881 7 StanlyStanley ShepardFigured b 21 Sept 1866

Humnum1111 8 AnnaAnnu LariatItalia b 2026 Nov211871 d 17 Oct1881

99 QuartusQuarts Persian DuelDarnelDarnel NathanielNathanielSalome IsmSu-rlierserial

PlentyFiery was born in Chester 30 Jan 1706 marriedmaniecmarri-edf J firstfirt intentionlikeninglien n published in Springfield 8 Dec 17 12

LoiLodiLois TerreTerrace ofoi Springfield siteshe died in ChesterChest 23 Dec 1171796JG in thethc twentytwentythirdtwentylaird yearcar of her ageOUCHage was buriedbarricadi-ng

burie-d

burie-din Little cemetery where headstonesbolds markmInk her last

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SIXTHM GENERATIONEXECRATION

ruingrowing place TIelie married second Anna daughter ofoff-

ensively

off-

ensively

off-

ensivelyDaniel RustEust his first cousin seesec 488 vY born 31 Julyl 755 HelIe diedlied in WillistonWilkinson Vt 10 Marchlarch 1810 shehee-ded

hee-ded

she-lleddied inhi Orwell at11ai the residence of her brotherother DanielDa-nielwhither she wontwent afteralter the death of her husband QuartosAquariusAquar-ius

Quart-os

Natur-alswas withwill hisIlls brother Justin in the RevolutionaryEvolutionary warpar-secsee 98 lieIle enlisted withswinish hibhis brother Justin fromfron-

ttArrays illeill 16 Apr 1781 for threethrice years lieIle isin-describable

in-describable

in-

describabledescribeddescribedas beingsbeingfleeing sixteen yearscalls old fivefie feet twoto inchesinc-hes

inc-heshighhighlandand lightli ht complexion by occupation was an pencalcarpen-ter

carpen-ter

carpen-tertertear

Their children werei A SonSou hb andiud d 10 Dec 1793

ii EuniceRunnier b 10 Feb 1795 d 17 Feb 1795

The aboveBoyer were children ofor firstJustlyills wifewi-feiiiii PamelaManically b 1799

iv tiffQuirk b1 hiin North OrellRecall VIVt inill widwide StilesLilacs andillra-diiIiiIiiICurk

v Theodore d of consumption atfiL theflIe resrOB ofor hisIns brotherbro-therWhorllotion inillgirlin VLVt wasVHS HIlmDS vivi ViolationJoni Seymour 1 15 Aprpr 18061306 inm CarolineGabrielle N2i Jc-JcC-log L-ong O-cLongLona

GershamGresham CrossletGerGearGarliclam DanDanielDanDa eZcl j FalcateIsraeliIsrael He iryairy was hornIon in Chester larh1Marchvicar 1770marriedindirect in Chester SaraliSacral lathesrat1 licks hamborn in CelluleCallisthe-nicCt died in Shelby Ny Y 27 AugAu 1851 lieHe died inti-nselly

in-delibly

in-solublyShelby 30100 Feb 18541151 By Ocalaoccupationion he was aL carcar-car-penter

car-penter

carcar-penterpenterenter lieIle hadlead hollerharriersbarriersr to encounter perhapsperhapsprelims equalenl orfo-rgetter

fo-rgetter

fo-rgettergreater than thoselidos of ifiche master of theHe rorostrum the slde-nt

Riu--dent

f ll-llA-

ldena-

denta-

dventdent of TamsListens and PialoPiato HisIIi biographersbiographerlithographic sayssa of himtlielcmlIe joined theill lodgelode of Free MasonsMambos in1AbashesMassachu-settsaboutmahout In the year liehe was exaltedexact to thetic subsuh-sub-lime

sub-lime

subsub-limelime delcedeledegree of RoyalRoyal Arch Masonl in thetic state of NewNew-York

Net-work

New-York

Net-work

New-York

Net-workYork thishisThis fact alonealone shows matihaLhat helie wasWalls a1 manmm of gooddoor-keeper

door-keeper

door-keeperreport indwelldwellandmd fellowmenwell recommendrecommended as allmenallenall men arearc wholido putpu-tter

pu-ttertheir trusttrust in GolanGoddamnedGodGoel andareandreand arearc seekingsecluding for lightlight in order thethe-orizer

te-eter

te-eterbetterhooter to enable them to do googood to thethe disidistildistressedessedjessedlesbianjessedand

l Paylay RollsRolla

gris-r

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IBIDMISERYRYNRY RUSTEUST AANDiDi'D FryrA artily

worthyworthywidows andnd orphans MrIT 1I nIIIL Stevensgrandson of GershamGresham Rust hashils inin his possession thetea-spoon

tea-spoon

tea-spoonapron and jewels that belonged to this goodmangood manant-

herTheir children werei SaraSarah Matthews lJ1 15 AugAu 1793 mOctOctm OctOeLJoelOct 1818aIrafro StevensStencils blJ 10 Oct l1790nO d 5 OctOut 1831 sheFIle d

10 Sept 1831 They had 1 SARAilSABENASAn w JLlitmus tStevens hibh i4 Sept 1819 inm at Chester 18 AugAu

1842 Johnnie ClappLapp b1 in Southampton 12 NovXOY 11810 d in NorthamptonNortheastern 28 Nov 1883 She residesresi-des

resi-des

resi-deswith her daughter Adelaide Steele in CummingtonCombiningCulminat-ionTheyrhey had 1 Adelaide GOL ClappLapp b inin- WilliamsburgWilliams133 Sept 1843 m 30 JuneJUIle 1864 LuciusLuscious Steele ofL-oomisCumuliChumming no children 2 MaryGila y M b in NNorthNorth-Nort-heast

am-pton No-rth

orth-orthWor-thingtonAntonantiphon 1411 MarAlar 1846 d at fitfullyCuddly 30 NovKov 18673 loopJohnnie 8S 1b minhi N 18 TJan1111 1848 inm 26 AugAu 1871JennieennieBennie A BeardsleyBeadleI of Cheshire Ct They hadlaid 1MaryHillary S b in WallingfordWalling CtCL 26 June 1875 2Bertha LI b inm Cheshire 27 NovSov 1879 41 EdwinSiding LL-bb inhi NorthamptonSouthampton 12 Oct 1850 5 Iuriahcuria S b inin-N

in-NN 22 NovOY 1858 d inhl GGoshenCohenMoshe 2 Oct 1861 iii-diocy

i-diocyLucyLucyMLucyMLUlLMAUIut SteSateStevensensJens b Junehtml 1821 d 24U SOyNov1831 inj IHANNAHLIA AH FermiumEnTKent innerr bh 330 Marlar 1828 in25 Sept 1849 JJohnJoelolmlm Gardner b 5 Dec 1828 she dd-inin Warsaw XNSL Y 30 NovrovSovSo 1889 They hadlaid 1

SickenFelon Gardner bh 7 Julyhily 1850 inm 31 Marafar1870 Thomas Anderson MorrisonOrisonorison b1 4 MayJ 1840resRees SmithportSmith Pa lion Thomaslooms A MorrisonOrisonoriole wasWIlSwe-aried

we-ariedraised on afi farm anand onlyonlyfoully three mouthsmonths iniu thetile yearyear-endand those in the winter did liehe haveallied opportunityopportunistr tota-

ckierta-

ckieracquire a knowledgeNicole oof theHie common branches AtE-ighteeneighteen years of age liehe commencedtimecard teaching sschoolschooli-ng

schooli-ngin the winters 1111and1 worked on a farm summeruner untilunsti-lted

unsti-lted

unsti-ltedthe warFir brokeblock out when he enlistedenlisted asHS a private inin-Co

i-nC

ju-nco

lC-

OCO A Pa VVolsViols08 On the 13 DeeDecCc 1862 at thethe-matic

he-atless

he-atlessbattlelattice of Fredericksburg VaVII liehe wasInns bornetom from thethre-

shedShe-

ffieldher-

bicideHeldfield by hisIlia comradescontradicts as fatallyfactually wounded having hadheldhe-ld

hards-

hips

land-

fillshis left arm shotslot oftoff at thehe shoulder andaWandaandnud a11 severesecrecysev-ere sev-erewound in theilie left knee Young MorrisonOrison did not diede-horn thornsto WashWash-Wash-ington

Wash-ington

nos-hingWhen sufficientlymunificently recovered helie wasVHS takeningtonKingston where heJC remained in aIl hospital until thethe-spian

the-spian

lis-pingspring of 1863 when liehe wasfiSfibs mustered out andreunderandund re-rere-turned

re-turned

rere-turnedturned to his home inhI Specialties PaPia maimed forfol-lies

fol-lies

fol-lieslife Soon after he returned homehOl helie wasWalls unusualHunanunani-mously

unani-mouslymOllsmousy electedeclectic Justicechiastic of the Peace for 1PleasantPleas-ant

Coils lIwhich position he filledHUed with such satisfactionartificially that inin-the

in-ter

It-alic

ll-

athethe fall of01 1867 helie wasWIlS elected treasurer of VVenangoVennVen-n Ven-ngo

Co00 In 1871 helie wasFibs appointed deputy collector of In-InIn-ternal

InIn-ternallornalthermal Revenue IleRc1 0 removedlcm loto Oil CityGuilty Pa wherewhere-

at

lb Fay Sills iSinisi

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SIXTHSL GENERATIONGEIhebe was married sulsoulsubsequentlysequent returned to PleasantPleasant-Pleasant-ville

Pleas-ant

Pleasant-ville

Pleas-ant

Pleas-ant Til-levillevile and there commencedcomely to read law with lionion Mlittletal-c

M-CC BeebeBeebread After helIe wasWARS admittedDemitted to the barburl helie concon-con-tinued

con-tinued

concon-tinuedtined to practice for severalsevern years with such successsucc-ess

succ-ess

succ-essthat Sept 13 1887 he was appointed to the positionpositi-onof Justice of the Forty-EighthForty JudicialJ judicial DiDistrictstrict ofPennsylvania andm 1NovXv 1813 1887 he wasFibs elected toto-oth

to-oth

to-oththathut position for the term of ifenen years from JanJ un 2

1888 They had George Morrisforris WooleyWooly bh 12 In1872 adopted by T1 LorisA Morrisonlorrison 1Ma-

ry

Mary ElizaEliza-Eliza-bethbeth MorrisonOrison b 8 Oct 1818755 2 Thomas ClairolHarol-db 11 Marliarfir 1877 All b in PleasantvillePleasant 2 Evai-s dev-oteesvetsSc Gardner b 5 Feb 18531858 ddii4 Oct 1L iviv-IRA

Ri-viera

iv-IRA

Ri-viera

iv-IRA

Ri-vieraIRA lividLevinHERVICHERVIL Stevens 1h inill Mayfieldfouled NTNN Y 31 Mayfay1830 minIn in NNorthamptonNortheastern 11 Septinept 1855 MolinaMelvinCornelia dandam of RogerRogel GriswoldGrowled andund SallySaIly TaylorBulkeleyBulkily of Vt b in DuxburyLuxury Vt 20 AugAu 1829d in loreto11 Vt 8 Feb 1858 illshis occupationocculting ism-

isguidingm-

isguidingm-

isguidingbuilding refrigerator rooms for hotels and otherOctoberObe-ron

thera-peutic

thera-peuticpublicphalli buildings JIpIle now resRees inJI Eng TheyThy hadWd1 Ellen MulvinaMelvin b inill NorthamptonNortheastern 30 JJuneuneJune J185785min in Chicago Ill 23 OctMoet 1890 Dr TheoThc CivilitiesC WhiteValiseDrDeviateWhite Iss thefile leading homeopathic physicianphysicalphysici-an

physic-alof Rochester N Y1 The following is aIl noticenoti-ce

noti-ce

noti-ceof the marriage ironfrom thefilelie Chicago DailyFilly TunesTimes

ItTheThe marriage of Dr TheoThc CU Whitete of RochesRoches-Roches-ter

Roches-tertertear XK Y LulusandIud Missliss Ellen ML Stevens of Xnortheastto-n orpha-ntOlltou 11Massass1185 tooktool place last night atnt thetic reresidenceAdelle ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe bridesbride's cousin HTI A lustHtH t 1 AldineIodineAldAuld JleLe Square TheHe-eding

He-eding

He-edingwedding was perfectly informal After ththe ceremonycerem-onywhich was solemnizedcd by Dr JJ BB JacksonacksonJ the partyLaitypart-way

part-waywas served to a supper underfumbler thelie direction of FrenchirenicFrenc-hmenAmong ththe visiting relatives present werewee Mr andAn-ders

An-dersMrs18 D ML Ferry andamI Mr andund Mrstars A EE VehicleF White ofg-ofer

m-odernist

m-odernistDetroitDietrich MichMicah Mrsdirks CharlesChurls SunnierSummer andUld MissIbises lEstelleSteleSt-eles

st

SumnerBullfinch of RochesterHoechst andkneel Miss MinervaLibreville B13 RutRust ofo-ffspring

o-ffspringSpringfield MassAssi-

sifalls

ii PPollyllyally CooleyCool d in ShelbyShelve N YV 21 JFebch 1818722iiiHi Lucy CurtisChits b1 22 FobFeb 1798 in 10 JJulyJulyIllyBilly 1828 RobertHoerRob-

ertaProcr-

eatingMartin Smith b 17 July 1802 d l13 bfOctJcL J1865 sheshe-d

she-dd 1213 MuMay 184919 Theyrhey hnhad i LucyLvovLuc ANNhANNA v Smith b10 June 1830 m 25 JuneJujube 1850 JJohnohnJohn GMichelleMitchell ofWisconsin d 1J OctOct 1886 Mrffrr Mitchell enlisted inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

It-alicthe warWill of theIc rebelliouslyrebellion asits surgeon wasWaffles sentBOlL to an StStSt-Louis

St-oicsLouis hospital where he contractedconticontain acted dysentery findand dw-

ithoutwithout seeingsering field serviceRenice TheyThe hadlewd 1J PrankRenninJ rank Dc-DcD-c ci-trus

c-cus Mitchell bh Lnin Wisconsin 25 Mar J1851 in1m-

inin VintonTinton 1Jalaa 1by Revalcove AsahelPassable ChapmanHillman 20 AugAu1872 FlorenceJailor JJJelledWelchVela bh inill Ohio 8 FebInch 1855 JleIleLe-is

Le-is

Juici-

estis a11 contractor for brickhrick and stone work and dealerdancer inill

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TIERHEIDI1 Y RUST ANDAST1 TACITLYTartly

allaB kindsdds of masonsMaseru supplies resRees Sheldon Jala TheyheYTh-ey Thie-vedhad 1 Lucy Alberta b inill OBrianO'Brian Co TTa itt-ag L-uau1AugAu 1874 2 John Leslie b1 inhi Franklin Co Ia26 JanJau 1876 3 Guy Everett b in PrSpringboardPronghornsugar Iala 13Mayay 1879 4 KarlKar YV 11 inhi Sheldon Ia 28 Sept1882 5 Frank DI JrJr b inhl Sheldon 26 Jan 188618562 LefelledeslieLeslielie GoldbrickCobolColbertb 30 Jan 1854 nim 226 Novgov 1874FunnyRanny J dandau of Lester LVellumWelchVeldt of VintIntoVintonWintonu laa IlD-

istillerD-

isasters-

istersister to PrankFrank D MitchellsMitchell's wifewhen b 15 SeptSC 1856reresRees ClarClairClarinda11 tl Iala TheyThe hahadIliad 1 Fredlaired Leroy bh H14O-ctOct 18751876 2 ClaraJam FP b 6G AugAu 1877 3 Roy Shb 20 Marrare 1883 d 30 Apr 1884 44 Fern EthelynEthelEthe-l17b 7 AugAu 1887 5 FloyFloyd D b 16 Mar 1889 3ul3FlyFle-et le-r le-erletler A b in MayvilleMaysville InIala-la 22 Jan 1857 m in NewNe-w

Ne-wEr

ew-erJEraAnnullableJim MichMicah 2 July 1878 by RevKey A A Darling FannyLundyMarbleMahler BlissBUss b 2 Dec 1855 in TiptonLipton laIll removedremoveremo-ve remo-ved

remo-vedfrom Michiganfill to Kansas in thetlC springspring-springof 1885 j resReesre-scuerneronCi Springs Kansas They had 1 Lewis CIOCb1 in BenonaBensonenonanona MichMicahliehlie 18 Apr 1879 2 LucyLuc MabelAbelAbe-l

Arielb in B 16 AugAu 1883 d 25 Apr 1881 38 bab-el

Abe-lbabelahelheelahel-

Fshe-

lfF 1h in C S 30 July 1887 4 CliftonClitoris S b in C S9 TuneJuno 1889 4 EllaSlueElla d of sore throat whenwhen 14 mosmo-odold iiIGins SpinalScold N Smith b1 3 Apr 1833d 29 TJune 1856 iii lunaciesFujita eisleis Atirt b 3 Sept1836 inm 25 NovXv 1856 Andrew Jackson Culver bh 1lugAug 1818299 d at his homeLionel in Pontiac MidiMichjeheh 12 AugAu1889 IMrlrr Culver removed from Shelby XN Y wherewhe-re

whee-lie

whee-lieliehe waswa b to Pontiac in 1864 inhi 1880 helie wasWItS electedeclectically

supervisor of the wardald oiof that citycir which positposi-tion

posi-tion

posi-tiontionion helie held continuouslycollation until his dealdeathh Theyrhey hadIliadI MorlanMoranlIllilt SuccubusNicola Culver b 9 AprApI 1859 unitiUnum 2

Iowalocated ClayOlay b 22 Sept 1861 Unumnmunlikelie is clerk onM-onte

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fami-liarlyairily called was sicksiGle and Dr FurnessFurnaces thetic family physicphysi-cian

physi-cian

physi-cianciancain attended him On one occasion the doctor leftlott aiL

3 c

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SIXTHSALT GENERATIONGubernator lD

nurse to locaterlook after handcarand carearc for him and gavesavegaye intrudeinstructinstruc-tions

instruc-tions

instruc-tionsions to leavelayer a memorandum ifif thelie nursenulls shouldlipoid leaveclea-vable

clea-vablebefore hehc returnedreturned so he mightmight know 1aboutbout the casecasccass-etteThe memorandum was as followsw Dr FannieFurnessurnss I leavelenclea-ve

lea-veyour patient thus PeevishPeevish squeamish cross as h1li-Ilil-i l-AA d-dddoledd d zodiacalold rascal sickersick or wellwell-wea-

lthierTheir children were

i LemuelLemur StylesStylesStyles- bh 20 Apr 1789 inm Cornelia quidand Plac-e

Pec-ansPlacePhobic

JJanesJamesnines

iiit Cynthia 1h 23 MayAy 1791 min BakerBunkum Andreandfind removedarmoryremove-d

remove-d

to SpringfieldSpring Ohio d in S 25 SeptCit 1857 TheyTh-ey Th-eyhad oneoue daughteriii GeorgeGeorgic Lh 1 June 1796 m LovisaLouisa Burtontoniv Charles bh 30 Marlm 1799 inm Esther Parsonsvy PhiloPhil Nortonyorton bL 6 TanJan 1802 inm BetseyBetsy BryantBrya-nvi KenyonKenyan1enroll h 25 JanJan 1807 d1 221 SeptSepalpl 1508

vii BenoniCanonic was probably thethc first child hadbud rivefive wivesWily

ChauncyChancy KernelsTLemuelLemur DanielDaweln el NathanielydIsraelStrollerIsrael henryfallenclearwayswas hornborn 5 Marchl 1772 married 5

Mayl 1799 Silence llamaLana born 1778 died in OtiscoOtisOti-sN Y 5 JulyJudy 1844 01or 18541851 liene diedlied 23 Oct 1832ChauncyChancy RustEust removedremold fromfront Southampton to Outscori-

ngOtiscoOtis

in the springspring of 1800 hihis wife following in the fillfall AtMat-

thias

Mat-

thias

Mat-

thiasthis timetic OtiscoOtis wawas a wilderness The brave and loyalloya-lties

loya-lties

loya-ltieswifewilierwidenedand determineddetermined mother rode hOlhorseback thehe entirecentriccontrad-

istinctionenti-

retiesenti-

retiesdistance carrying her first childchin a small hakebabe with herche-wier

che-wier

ther-mopilewhile men cut out thetic brushhru-h to let her pass This babehab-eas

hab-eas

hab-easwas the firstfirt white ChloeChilechild everover in OtiscoOtis For severalservilitysextil-lionth

sev-eralmonthsmonth there were no whitewhile women in1 theIc vicinity and shesch-was

sch-was

sluic-

ewayswas compelled to call the skinred-skin women her neighb-ors

neighborsThe familyfunnily occupied their first househochouhour c some weeks withwith-in

With-

inwith-

inno roof to shelter them TheTic firfirstntt public religiousCaliginous serser-ser-vices

ser-vices

serser-vicesvices ever heldheM in thetic townlown was ai prayermeetingat thehe-resies

he-resies

he-resiesresidence of Mr Rust inin Sept 1800 The followingfollow-ing

followingfollow-ing

follow-ingnamesnacres appearappeal on the hooks of the OtiscoOtis CongregationalCongregati-onal

Congregati-onal

Congregationa-lchurchchurchlesschurchesisliS members J1803 and 18041801 witto-wit LemuelLemur RustRust-A

Ru-stAuhuliaJulia RustEust Aurelia RustEust Mary RustRustglut EEstherthelEthel Rust findandins-olence

au-dience

au-dienceSilence RustEust Helie was a1a farmercurlertramcar

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HENRYJointly RUSTIctus ANDAIND FAMILYTTheir children were

i OctaviaOctavo b in Southampton 3 Apr 1800 min in Oti-s OtiscoOtisN Y 16 Dec 1819 ReuelHeuel WhitmoreWithin She d inLi-ncoln

Li-ncoln

Ni-cholsonColon MichMicah 9 Mayfay 1876 OctaviaOctavo was the firstfro-stbite

fro-stbite

fro-stbitewhite child evereyer in OtiscoOtis They hadbad iWhitmoreWhitehorse b 5 NovSov 1821 m in 0 7 Dec 1847

resRees Colon ii ArsAresANSOKAI-ANSOKso-sosobb 1 NNovOY 1824 min inm 0 25Oct 1849 iiiill msRecasts DB b 25 JanJau 1827 j Tnin M-arcello

illinvi-llanellesarcellus1 yX Y 30 Sept 1856 d in Colon 22 Sept1862 iv STYS-STY 0 bh 25 June 1829 d in OtiscoOtis 3

IT-

heir

Sept 1836 v Ti-mmyMirrors b 1I MarAir 1832 min in C13 Sept 1854 vi SCYTHEScat b 12 DecCc 1835 inTit in C28 Dec 1862 vvii JEANIEKitaIBMriuri b 20 Jan 1838 mRan-

kinin MarcellusMarcellorecluse XN Y 28 NovSwKov 1860 viii EDWARD 1Pb 14 Dec 18411 m in C 21 XNovov 1866

All the above children were born in OtiscoOtis NN Yii Timothy bh 22 Marrare 1802 j d in Greenwich NN J 9

Novov 1830 jjnoJunono familyiiim AzubaSaxtuba b 18011804 min Peter ReedDeed of MauliusManliusIan NS Y j d ini-nn i-nnML 1845 TheThc children removed to Iowa No furfur-fur-

therfur-

therfur-

thertherthc record of themtheistiv HarrietCitric b1 21 Apr 1806 d in Burlington MichMicah 25

KovKvA ov 1885

v ChauncyChancy P d injn infancy 19 July 1813viyiri Silence 11 18181818 d inill OtiscoOtis 14 AugAu 18391889viiIi ChauncyChancy E b 31 May 1821 jjmm Rebecca Parentarentardent

viii JJohnaim MAl111b 2421 FeFeb 1824 j m ElizabethlizabethElizabeth Taylornylon and Ilen-IlenBill-erica

Le-nient

Hen-rietta

Her-itageriettawritten DoudDuiDua-

llyAll above children except OctaviaOctavo bornlorn in OtiscoOtis

JohnJohnnJohnnieLemuelLemur DaniDanDanielDanaiel Nathaniel IsraelFieryEmery wawihwish bornhorn ininhl Southampton 5 MarSir 1717797 9 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedrid 8 Oct 1801 Esther daughterdaughter of Deacon SamuelSam-uel

Sam-uel

Sam-ueland Charity PomeroyPoetry Burtfc ofof Southampton bornhorn 17Nov 1781 died Gc Aprpr 1852 her will dateddied 19 July1847 proved 1 June 1852 lieTIe lieddieddiedlied willwhim made inhli-nsouciant i-nsouciantSouthampton 7 Mar 1814 will proved 5f April 1814He was a stonemasonsto-ne

stonema-sonTheir children were

i Nelson b 27 July 1802 j inm Elizabeth ClappLappii ElizaEliya bb-b 8S MarVarrr 1804 m 2 Sept 1829 Isaac StebbinsSerbians

WolcottColicroot b 30 MarAfar 1806 j she d 3515 MayIcily 1880 resReesr-esortNNorthamptonNortheastern They had i JJAIRUSJillillUS BulBB DovecotWolcottColicroot b

ii tl-tl iQ

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SIXTHTextile GmAurallyON

inhi Southampton 9 Oct 1833 inm 7 Janm 18581855 El-i a-Aliralir-aA ClaryClary-Cartethey reside inm Springfield They hadbud 1 AD-

aughterd-

oughierDaughterDull b1 in Springfield 16 fNovXvOY 1863 inm 1883L11 E White They hadlaid 1 A Daughter d in 2 daysclaysdash-edHe resRees in S ii IJstunrricer PROMONTORYPommel b in SouthamptonOutgunSouthamp-ton

Southamp-ton to-n Southla-ndton 21 Feb 1811 inIll 14 OctOcL 1880 Cornelia F dIlldanof LymanLoyally ShepardSheared resRees rWestfieldWheatfielddestined They had 1

Alfred manLi b1 18 Dec 1881 2 Anna LouisaLouieLouiLouie U 1h31 AugAu 1885

1iii AureliaAurclia b 5 FebFob 1806 inm 1st 17 JanTall 1826 Manly G

Woodbury in TIcRev SamuelSpaniel Clark widmid resRees ST-oledoToledo Ohio The children of Aurelia andHUll ManlyMayWoodbury were i ELIZA Woodbury b 30 Jan1827 min 1st Henry Hartnan inIll WV BoutellOutsell d 26May 1871 They padhad 1 Carrie JHartLatart dcl 2 EddiePedic-elslost to the firmfain 3 JJ jlele BoutellOutsell in Frank Zimmer-ZimmerZimmer-man

Zimmer-man

ma-nmanmall resRees ChapattisCadottCadet WisWigsOtis ii MANLYMANJAL IY GG-G JHJ R ToodStoodWo-od

Wood--Lury

Tod-dlerburyJUry d 2 Dec 1833 aged 20 mosanions iii ClausCItali-anMANTYMANYLY 1 41 FebFob 1834 inm SeptSepal 1857 JennieJe-nnieBlodgett resRees S Toledo 0O They hadlaidhachack I1 COlColeCoraCo-ral

Con oa-J aflay 9 bu JuneJujuJLuc 1858 Unumunion 2 CharlesGlottal JLJf 3 FraudMau-L

laudb1 OutOcL 1867 resRees ChicagoChi go unlitnuin

Samuel Abigailel Wilsonson rrdDanielrdel j ChathamBaldwin

IsraelIsraelHenrysHenry waswis horn inin Covenry CLCLUt 9i Nov1783 marriedmimi-

c

in RensselaervilleResellerl N Y 1812 JuliaJillianCultiv-atorsYoursTorts hornborn 2124 April 1789 died 1J Marchln 1876 lieheed-

diedle-

adeded-

dieddied 2 Mayl 1873

WhenWien Samuel andind EphraimRephrasing B3 wentAveni frontfrom CoventryCovent-ryCt to RensselaervilleReseller N y theylich edclanchangeddishing hetheirlicit1 nameNancyname-drop

mill-inerfromidiom RustRat to RussHUBs since whichLillie theiricier descendants spellspecsteal-thier

steal-thiertheir name RussHUBS

TheirLieu childrenelude wereWYii Marietta b 16 AAugAuug 1813 j inm Chester Cook b1 7 Sept

1812 d 6 JulyLIly 1876 j sheshedd 10 SSeptSepalpf 1882 TheyheyTh-ey Th-eyhad i M LITHIA8 CookLook blOblobb 10 AugAu 1840 nim 21 w

25 FebPh 1869 RevHey T Dwight Walker IleJCL hadbud twowo-odcutters

wo-odcuttersdaughters byt y hisilis firstairs1airslast vw bothhoth ofor whomlion resRees inill RichRich-Ric-hmond

Rich-mondville

Ric-hmond R-ich Ric-hmondManville yN Y lieIle belongs to the Troyroy ConferenceConferen-ceof the MuL E cheh They had 3I JuliaJuVa ETuckerTulkerTalkerWalker b5 Dec 1870 2 Dwight CookeCook 1b 26 MarMolar 1872 d 11Sept 1872 3 EmmaSumma L 1h 11 July 1876 d 11 AugAu1876 41 Lena bh 28 Dec 1877 5 J1T DwightWill JJr bh

h3 w

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IlDIMITYKRYKY RUSTWEST ANDliD FAUXFA n-LYn21 Marliari ar 1881 iiii JurrJUAJUAN LL Cook 1h 12 Maylaylj ay 18141811inm 17 June 1880 FredPredFCC LloydR HydeHydeThey had 1 jalphLapLa-p Ral-ph R-alphOJG Hydellyde hbl 17 MarMurar 1881

EphraimRephrasing Babcock JWinnie WilsonWilsons DanDan-Dan-iel

Dan-ielielKielielKiel Nathaniel I IsraeliIsraelgravelfreakierFieryFernyIIHenry Wlwasas hornborn jiinjnn CoventryAccentorCovent-ryCt 1 OctGet married in RensselaervilleilleJ N YV 27DecDuc 1826 Anna OhornShornshorn died 15 April 1853 lieHeHe-ws

le-as

le-aswas atsli oneconc timetine mayor ofoi the city of Utica N Y1

TheirTheil ohchildren were

i Susan AA b1 225 SeptScot 1827 inm 17 OctOcL 1852 Charles ss-ofaof CharlesChador andnd lowelllocally PiersonPerson helie d 6 June1857 ireHe wasFibs descended from Henry PiersonPerson wholithohom-ogenateemigrated from Lincolnshire EngEll The widow resRees

Tessellateicicle They had one child which d at onceouchii JJohnaIm ScottSwU bh 26 FebFeu 1829 m NancyNuncy AguesAgnes McLeanClaniiiui WilliamWham Hobartlobar hb 1838 July 1830 min PCB CadmusClaims

John Ames Ct incisively WilsonTitles DanielJanice lYa-lYaN-atowniehankie IsraelIsraeliteIsraeliIsrael MillenaryIberia waswarwi born in CoventryCo Ct 7

Nov 1792 married in RensselaervilleReseller N Y 20 CGDcMiss Anna MulaMlaMaim SolidHolts boraxhoni lG16 Dec 1792

died 28 Dec 1882 helie died 9 Oct 1868 His mewlremainsRawlinsremai-ns

JsJo-sielie buriedlimerick in ForestFarsi lullHillMillimetercemetery atil UticaIii XT J-

ohnY

John AmesMacs ItuSitu s WIwas LiL mananon ofor education Andreandsand refinerefacerefine-ment

refina-ncing

refine-mentmentVincent a kind induHinduindustrioustriton and usefulCurricula citizen ait friend tot-ote t-ote

at-ticthe poor andacid thoseCthothou c in trouble and was belovedhelmed byallballby allaal-low

al-lowwho knew timhim JHeIleIe leadFad the lifelire ofaIfaofIf a consistentaconite anconand concon-con-scientious

con-scientious

concon-scientiousscientists ChristianChristianizing InIII earlearly life he joined thethc TrinityTrini-tyESPEpiscopalianrepellant churchchulch to which hehc belongedbelongedclanged 1as longaslongsconglo-be

long asas-lie

Ba-

sleab-

lieab-

leliehe lived IncludedovawanWI- electedcededleewardelectedwarden in Utica inin 1819 whimwhichhigh-point

indis-position

hposition helie filledfieldfilledfied untilaunt1 1860 Hisllis first venturecentaur fromroc-ketry

roc-ketry

roc-ketryCoventryCoventrywas to New York CityCily XoNo datesdales FromFrot-hier

Frot-hier

Frot-hierthere he went to where helie taughttaught schoolschool-man

school-man

school-manandandaspandaswasas married TanJanJan 17 1817 he cameclime t-ttheto the thenche-nille

che-nillelilacvillage of Utica where liehe remainedremained untilun his deathdea-thHisJibs vocationOccasion was thathatt hat combaterof master builderhumor anarchisticand architectwas also au largelame realread estate owner WhenWhamVUenVenn Utica wasus IC-

U

in-iniu-iu

j ts t-rit lataPlata i A 1iIi AMascSc

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SIXTH GENERATIONGyratory 20

corporatecaroledcorporatecorollasasus a ciLycity injn 1832 John A RussKliss was electedele-cted ele-ctedelected LaS-

pielbergmember of the firfirst hoardhoardboard faderof aldermen then ai verycry lionhonhon-orable

log-normal h-on hor-ribleoralarable position When11 hen stillatilttill young he unitedtensile with thete-ctonic

Th-omson

Th-omsonMasonicl fraternity pandasand was an activee member in1 promotepromopromot-ing

chromat-in

promot-ingininging-ingotsr itits welfare At his death thetic obsequies were concon-con-ducted

concon-ductedducteddude hyhr teaspoonsthe MasonsAstons and Knight TCPTemplar of whichwhip-cord

whip-cord

whip-cordorder helie was also a member lieIle was calledcalled al fatherflatcar inin-the

in-ter

inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe 11Maternityfraternity

Their children wer-e

wereClei Elizabeth 8 bh 2 Mayay 15151815 min 13 Oct 1835 John JJ-

FrancisF-

rancisJ

Francis b1 6 1SovSoov 1808 cLcil 5 FaMavMvMavMv 1877 widwide resReesres-trictUtica NX Y They hudhad ij 11UrnerrnirnoirN G s FrancisFruitiest bApr 1838 ruinmm resros UticaTic ii WILLIAMYenta G bh 23Maylay J1839 d 13 JimeJaimeruneJune J1839 iii JJoltJovyJoyvN rrfHII 1tmmYY b 16OctOcL 1810 d 23 Dec 1813 iv DANJIFattierANJOUnrr J b 6C Sept1-51845 min 7 MarIalAil 1883 AAdelaidei1 IIIf PierrePicric b illinui Ra-RaCh-ivied

Ra-venna

K-aveDnaeDnavennavena 0 1 JulyJudy 1859 TIeTic jihis sil member ofol the firmfir-m

fir-m

finn-ierof FrancisMucus C Co at SyracuseSyncline XN Y where thethc familyfunnilyfunni-ly

failur-es

failur-esresRees They had 1 JilliIrvingIrvin bh inill Utica 6 NNov01886 v ICONOCLASMCoxCommieCorvine u lMII bb11 13 JJuneHull 1849ISH min 1 8S JanJUD1882 Dr Charles E ChaseChine b 6 May 1857 resRees Ut-ica

UticaThey hadbad I1 brandsS Temple ChaseChaise b 7 Sept1885

iiH AdeliaDelia Marianr ll bh 1 JAprJH 1819 inni 12 Junelulle 18391831 MerrilMerrillU-n P-uccinitttp-

eculationPeculation 20 JIllJan 1813 iBaisais n stove-dealerstove injn theilic CiLCoilcitycit-y cit-yof UticaUticaXY Y andaud haslias kindlykindlyAcidify furnishedunrushedfurnishedmostmosi of theHe-reford

H-erefordrecord of thetho descendantsdescend of JohnOlympicsjohn AwesAmes RussLugs Her-ald

Pilch-ard

TherEtherleadhad ij ANNAAX CCR PeckhamSpeechifying b J35 MayIilavSlav 181018 JO inm 2020Oct 1869 DevillaDevil NorthrupNorthrop b 28 Oct 18101840 resRees

U nolio ch11 iijj JJJULIANAV MAFIJIAN b1 28 JJulyulyJuly WlWeld1841Olsen d 18 Oct18122 iii EDWIN bh 7 JulyNv 131813 inm 18 Mayflay 186518 Uiallergic E kStarbuck bh ii21 MarMav 1845 d1 26 JulieJ line1882 Helie resRees UG ThcThey hadlaid 1I twiceSimi Bluebell b188 Feb 18663 lukelluke2 alnicoAlchemical JerkerBirdlike b 3 Nov 18673 Ireneftc EmersonDeerhound b1 21 NovJoveY 1869 14 fullerWiltedKeri lHJlJiffus h11

22 Dec 1871 d 3 NovNoy 1885 5 FlorencePorn LodiJosiahElil It b126 Juneluuluau 1877 6G UriTarryMm blb 4 Aprpr 1 80 d 1333 AprApI18 0O iv Medic b 28 Sept 1815 d1 15 OrtOeL1818 vY AnnaAmIArubaiA M b 18 SeptSepal 1817131718i inIll 29 Dec1869 WinYm CankerC WalkerYonkers b1 25 Dec 1816I no ch yivii-ncrustNurturerMummify JILRatTn b 7 Sept 1819 in 15If Oct 1879 AnnaAnna-M

Ann-a Mau-naMlL Taylor b 10 JuneJ miene 185118 I resRees Oswego XNSoSoYT-hey

YThey hadhand JI JianLatriaMarian belle bh 25 Deccc 18841 viivi-gilances

C-IS vi-bratespiraciesFrancs b1 17 July1851high1851 inIll 1i Oct 1876 EvaE EoE-levates

EbE-levensLeavens b 14I ny1 18531858 SeeSec v ivhr They had1 MiriamInterim EdnaISDN 1b 9 SSeptSpatpt 1881 viii MARYMAKY LTJ b 14May 1854 in 28 OctOel 18731878 JohnJoel E MauuMum bii 13 SeptSep

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JITTERYfirstly RUST ANDADA D FAMILYPam1816 resRees ClevelandCleave 0O TheyThis hadhail 1 Jill IIIM-

aimliquidhum b 21 Maylay 1876 2 Tracer RussFuss b 21 MayAy1887 Lxix lankly LI PeckhamPenchant bh 5 ApiApiad 29 x TTrLevantinecryE S b 16 OctOLt 1861 in17 Feb 1886 JJohnJill Wesley SageSarre b1 22 Feb 1862

Theyhey hadhud 1I BessieeslieLeslie Mason Sage b 27 Jan 1887

iiiHim Charlotte S 12b1 2 Feb 1823 min inin Trinity cheh Uticalieu XNN-YY 28 AugAu 1844 by RevRcy Dr PierrePicric AlexasAlexis ProulProudly toioi-magists t-ourists t-ouristsAugustus RB s of CaptCaput Hobart Rogers of UD b1 inin-delicate

in-delicateDelawareAdelle Co XN Y 20 Mayay 1818 removed to Bing-BingBing-hamton

BinBin-Bin-ghamton ha-mton

Bing--hamtonhamtonHampton XN Y lieHe was an extensive dealer inhi hatshakhub-capscupscaps andund furfurs inhI both Xs Y and BinBinghamtonplankton d 30JuneTunc 1854 agedBilged 35 years They hadbad ii-FAKiFirFakesin EBRogersJoel b inJl BinghamtonBingh-amton XN Y 25 Jan 18184717 d inm-

inutiam-

inutiam-

inutiaUtica 17 DecDee 1860 ii nJIoJo AUGUSTUSAccusers 1h in LIL244 Nov 18491819 IIn inhl Cleveland 0 in St PaulsPaul's ellchchu-

bbyby Rev Frederick Brook nH NovTov 1873 MisslissBliss Ella 1AA-idadaudauball of C JJ3 Comstock of ClevelandCecil InIII earlycurly lifeli-fe

lifel-ike

lifel-ikeliehe was aIl clerk in the 1stKist NatalAil Bk of yN Y City re-rere-moved

rere-movedmoved to Cleveland Ohio They had J anyca-nyonsComstock b1 133 Apr 1875 2 Anna JAw1JAbb 13May 1877 33 Wailermiller ViciousfairishMiraclesIroncladsb 3 Dec 1879 JIo-JIoHo-bart J-o1bartart Rogers purchased au large stock ranchmunch atilL JuncJunc-JJunc-tion

Junc-tiontionion City KanKahnIvan hlAhulain Aprpr 18841881 but soon sold out undandun-dreamt

A-ndre A-ndreremovedremold to Kansas City where liehe resides is concon-con-nected

con-nected

con-nectednettedincited withnth the packingpreying househuse of J C DoddDodd fclVACoTacoQ-uill

CoSc-andandIll haslias entire charge of the ollireMollie affairsflairs of thelie forma-lism

firmIllsjujus mother resRees with himiii 1110 Brooklyn AYeAve JvKJC CU

iv JJohn UHenryUsurycaller JIIHobartobartHobart b1 1411 MayrIlYriley 1826 went to JIowaowaIowa iniu601655 1union was nevercoyer afterwardsuncovered heard fromvY Edwin B b 27 Feb 1828 ml ElizabethElementally DoDe LongueTonguevi Harrietlinarite Amelia 1h 16 Feb 1831 mIn 10 Jan 18531858 DrAd-

herence1

JI loraceCorace B13 DayDanny b1 27 AAugAuug 1819 d 24 AugAu 1870she d 9D JJulyIllyBilly 18681863 Dr JHoraceMillrace1 DayDitty wasSeas aIt widowerwidowidowwidow-er

ti-ertiJewsIlls 1st w washierwas MiryMary Richardson they hadlead one chex-hilarateJIHorace EE Day b 21 AAugAuug 1845 Dr IJHoraceoraceHorace andnucleiin-cliner

an-chorite

an-choriteHarrietlinarite A hadhud i JoiningJOHNJoni tn LunISTunis OILYDav b 1411 Oct1853 mrn 30 Oct 1878 FannieFannic J Williams b 3616ti Oct1857 They hadhad-backhadIhadhandler1I Laura ueFurbitele b 22 AugAu1879 2 Haroldfaro cilium b1 35155 Sept 1881 dcf 22Sept 1881 3 RVIii WilliamsWilliamj b1 12 Mar 1883 1

OwletCoalhole LouiLouieLouisec b 7 AugAu 1886

Elijah JrrRrJr ElMijaMiai IsraelIsraeli IsabelInstallLIsraelIsrae-l

raelrealrel-entDenTDentHearyHear wasus hornborn 20 July 6811768 marriedNitric 5 Sept1792 AnnaJ daughter of Asa and Severance MillerSmile ofoi

IIrrT fi-fi

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SIXTHSALT GEGESTATIONRATION

WestYest Springfield bornhOn 19 August 1769 died 9 AprilApr18 2 he lieddied 28 FebPel 18411 tradeMade his willill 7 MarchArch1-01840 mentions hihis wife hisIlls daughterdaughtercaught PameliaPamela ClarkeChinkedCleri-callate of KirtlandKirkland O0 Elijah SB RustEust Sumneruncork Rust anda-nds

ad-miral

land-graveIsraelSmack AVearnerLynnearnerWarner Rust appointed his sons Elijah S8 RustRu-stof WestYest CivicallelicMeriden N YY and SumnerStunner RustBust of thetic citycitcit-y cit-y cit-yof N Y asns executorsexecutorexecut-

orsTheirTheil children werevi Daniel b 17 June 17981793 d inill 11 July

1793

ii Elijah SurlierSullied b1 11 Feb 1795 d 9 MarJeff 1795

iiiIll Elijah Strong LlJ 26 Jan 1796 inm JarMary L DavisDimeiv PamelaMonoclinic b 28 AugAuk 1798 inm QuartusSqualls s of IsaacIii andINUIT

Edwards Clark of NorthamptonNortheastern b 1792 d22 July 1810 agedfogged 4818 years wasUS ait farmerfirmer at Kirt-KirtKirk-land

Kirt-land

Kirk-land J-urt J-utland 0 she d hiinl bluntsfaints 0 23 AugMb 1837They hadbad i EcEmEnuMenu KNranEZEREZRAZen darkClarklark a merchantmercha-ntin Memphis TennTunisia haslias 5 ellch ii CIKULAKSCrayrat tLc S a21 mer-mermer-chant

m-r cli-mate

Ch-itchatchant in PeoriaJeraldJ coriascoria HIMlIll haslias fivejuicy chell iii aSYUSOYUZ HAMt r dieddin-gdong

dei-fying

din-gdongyoungyounger iv ClUCY died youngeryoungyounger vy RAJASALAMOAJ ASTO-UNDINGDick r a merchant iuin Memphisi haslias 5 ehli

vy CaptainC Fordycelordly bh 7 July 1801 inln d 19 OctDel1830 hadlead 5 clich wasFie a lfarmerRommel

viyi TJuliauliaJulia A bh 27 JJulylily 18011 d auntUnum 7 Oct 1822

viiIi MansonAlls bh 22 FeFebFeu J1807 mln 8 Aprpr 1829 SalviaAlr-ightVaria-

bilityWhite WilliamsburgWilliamsof d 1 Mayi 18301850 no ch

viii Sumner bh 30 SepiSol 1818111 wasWafts a merchant inill NST YY citycoild ninnyninnyHumUnum atfit OakOuk CreekCreek NX Y 28 AugAu 1918

Lxuc Israel Wanner blJ 2 NovTovO 1815 a chronicClio invalid d illin

WestlandEstimation 13 FebJib 18453J

All the above children born inYinkyinill YWesthamptonGestapo

JoerJoel IsraelIsraeli IsraelIsraeli IsraelIsrael lIenduennawas bornhorn 31 July 1770 marriedinlaid 9 June 1793179117 J DesilDeskillDressilyCosm-

ice

or KcKeziahKeitadahdash daughter ofat01 lEzraultratratram and ElizabethEli DeweyDecCogswellCogwheelRoswell of Chesterfield hornborn illin Nova Scotia 22 FellFeh1769 died 18 Oct 1818 HeTIe died 11 Nov 1813Wasas a farmer his will dated 30 Mayallay 1842St 2 mentions hisfis-hwife

fis-hwifewifewhen DcDesireilcic RustHust his granddaughtersgranddaughter MaryMaly and LauraLa-ura La-ura La-uraIllIliac children ofof hisIlls deceased daughterdaughter LydiaJulia HaleTIlealso his daughtermightier Maryi Norton wifewilier ofof1 BenjaminEnjoining Nor-ton

NorNor-Nor-ton

Nor-tonton left forfoJ thelie education ofof her children also hihis

sisisilliills assassin d

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TIERYJERKYRY RUSTUNJUST ANDD FFA HOLY

Danaherdaughter ElizaElm Clark wife of ZenasZen Clark leftlefi forfor-ger

for-ger

for-gerher childrenchildrenschildren education aLoaho the children of his deceaseddeceas-ed

deceas-edson Joel RustandRustedRust and left for their education also hishihi-ss

his-son

his-singsoil Theodore RustHust also hishia daughter Julia FrenchFren-chwife of Joshua French lie appointed Benjamin NortonCoron-ado

Nort-on

Marin-adeand ElijahRehashElijell RustKust of VWesthamptonStanton his executors TheTh-eatrical

Th-eatrical

Th-eatricalappraisalappraisalamounted to some On 1 NovNoy 4Benjamin NortonColton executor mademude oathcoati to thelie foregoingforgoing

Their children were

i Newman bh 24 Marfal 17923 d 6 Oct 1798 I-ii

uIii LydiaLydinLying 1 J39199 Sept 1793 m 28 Dec 1815 Richard son-

Tso-

nspo-

ofsonsou

vT of RevPeeve Enoch andfind OctavOctaveOctaviaOctavo 1JailedrTaleale d 10J 0 JJanfin 18371887 liehehe-d

hee-d

lie-d

yh-e d 1842 CaptCaput RichardPilchard Halehirable wasWIlS a farmer of West-hampton

Ge-stapoWestWest-

hampton TheyfIley hadHl i UCs HaleLuc b 5Oct 1816 aufill agentwent of the Merchantsclericalisms TransportTransporta-tion lio-u Traditio-naltionion Co at Milwaukee WisVis inm NNancyIncNancy Itn BannisterPianistBanist-erorof NewburgNewburyportNewburgort They had 1 EdwardYellowbelly Augustus b26 Sept 1840 2 WilliamJillian JUcJCL b 28 AugAu 1812da 6 Feb 1843 3 WilliamWilletvillainiesfernyDiemDiemb 8 July 1845 d12 JanJm 1846 4 FarlariLoriy TahitiBun stersteerleiw b 22 July 1846 d26 limehille 1851 Qfj JohnJoel PiteousPileups bh 23 AugAu 1850 6

LimerickGlottises RandallJiu b 9 JulJulyJuly 1853 ii AUGUSTUS RE b18 AugAu 1818 a railroadligroin conductor atnt MilwaukeeNewsweekMilwau-keeWisYips inIll 18411 Adeline G Smith of SeabrookYearbook T nftLa-theryThey had 1 LauraBalmaura AnnaAnna1 b 12 AugAua 1842 1dcl lin11in-Mar

in-nardsifinfillMarMarJMarlittle 1843 22FrinkRinktame AuguAugurAntibiosisslues b 28 JimJan 18444 83

Eugene Turner h 22 MayFay 1816 4 George WellingtontllbSeptb SeptSept 1849 5j Isabellamicelle EloicMelodic b 28 MayMar 1853iiii MARYJ b 41 SeptSepal 18201830 in 31 Mayflaylay 1845 RevKey NealJulieMil-

larM-el a-rzarczar JointMontagMontageMontagealliteratelIeie 1h in Vc 5 Mayflay 1815S gradbradgradu-

altitHtTheologicalTheologicallyWilliams CollCoIl in 18411811 andfiul East Windsorsorsoar TheologTheolog-icalill SeminarySummitry settledsettled at Ittlt AtkinsonAldusAtkinsonWisVis for tentnen-dears

en-dearyears A teacher since 1855 at AllansAllan's Grove AA-cad Ci-ndy A-cadian

relocatedw1emmetonymiesWisWigsWWIIIiiv LAUKAtUHAHA b 3 Apr 1825 d in WestfieldWheatfield

AJApril 18555

iii 1MaryaryCary bh 12 June 1795 nim BenjBennj lKyortonYorktownortonGorton d 29 AAprpr1866 They had i1 CrLMasons8 NNortonortonGorton ii EDWAEDWARDEDWARDRR-miiim J ULUZULUJilliV GEORGEGlenn

iv BetseyBetsy h1 IS June J1797 d 28 Feb 1798v ElizaEli b 16 JanTau 1799 inm 8 June 1831 ZenasZen Clark d

SO30 JuneJune 1860 Theyhey hadhal i ComarOmarCoCORNELIATA 18 Clark iii-nitiallyTLTamara IIU Helie enlisted in Co D KegKeg- Mess1Ass-oilsYVolsViols AugAu 1862 was killedkilled at the battlebal ofof thethc wil-wilwil-derness

wilwailwil-dernessdearness 6G Mayfay 18641861

vi JuliaJulin b 27 Sept 1803 m 1st Jonathan Judd TIeHeTidel-and

dandHl she inm 21 JJoshuaoshunshun French beforeLeo her fathersfather's

L

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STSIXTHSIXTO GEGENERATIONnATroNmatron

death iS18 She d 5j Dec 1850 Theyhey had one sonviiii Joel Jr b 1 Apr 1806 inm jIlMercyY Wright

2 0 viii TheodoreRhoda b1 iniu WesthamptonWelshman lib1 Feb 1808 minmedicalEmelineInlineInterli-nearRuntHunt

Ill AsaheAsahiAsahiG El Israeli serial IsraeliIsraelIsraelIsrael SenryHenrCentrifu-gal1was hornLorn injn NorthamptonNourishment 9 AugAngAusAnus 177272 marriedmarried about1793 DorcasOrcas SquireRequire bornhorn 26 April 11771ill died inti-mberline

in-ebriantOberlinBerlin Ohio 8 Mayi 1855 inin herhr eightyfilthci Huffishhi year heed-died

ed-died

le-adeddied 15 AugAuk 1816 lieTIC wasawns anl tanner indand sho-e shoemak-er ShOemakerinin LanesboroLanes

TheirTheil children werecci Elijah Squire b 26 Apr 1791i inm AnnAmiamplifyMf Walk-er Valetu-

dinarianWalkerWalk-erand MariaPraia BeecherJeerer

iin AsahelAsahi Jr b 19 Feb mill CharlotteSchlock KingKingshipKing andHimi-ner

Ba-ndar

mi-dairMaryMr MerrillJeerer

iii NumanunionNurinal StrongStroud b1 iniu FinesAncestor 411 OctOci 1803 d 100AugAu 1809

Titus ElEluj IsraelIsaelIsraeli Israel IsraelSmell Terrywas born in yol-ihan-iptonyol 17 Oct 1779 unmarried inNorthamptonNortheastern CharlotteCirrhotic daughterdauber ofol Ra-ndall

andndAllenAlien PomeroyPoetry of0 PompeyPopeye yX Y hornIon inill o 1 thanStant-

on1 in int-on

p--tonton died in PompeyPopeye 1810 holie diedlied in BerlinBedin CtCLCt JIow-ans

IleIsleL-eas

IeId-easwas at tanner anand shoeslice inin PompeyPopeye

Their children wereworei DanielDaniel hb inm Piney Ny YT 227 AugAdaAu 18031808 i in JJuliaIlion

ParsonsParasolsParson-sii ClarissaClaries b inhi Pr 5j AprApI 1805 nim OpheliaBacilli TiredlyChula lacer ofoifa-

bliauAlbionAlbino NX Y d inill AnaAugug 1882 liltedThey hadIud 0G ch111

iiiHi PHilPlinyPlumy 1b 29 Marfulfoul 1807 inm LucyLucy ItILH WoodWoOrood

Seth IsraeliIsrael Israeli IsraelIsraeli IsraelIsrael-IsabelIsrael11Jeanwas hornlion inin 15 MarAfar 1772 lmarriedcarried 10Sept CurlsCrush StarrStir bornDijon 1772 died 4 AddleApiApia ii

181818 died 17 MarchKarachi J1838 Hencnc was ail carpenterCircuitryremount 01 uldlandLon-

doneradj-

oinedbul-

ldozerjoiner

l i I

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HEHENRYNRYNYRY RUST AANDTJ FAQFAAllMYY

Their children werecci Daniel 1 23 Jan 1795 killed by being run oyerovel bbHt-

eambybvbT

yT Hat-

eamt-

eamteam 12 AugAu 1812

iiji SpencerScull b1 4 Feb 1797 mrn SabraSara A Smith

iniii Theodore b1 18 Sept 1798 inHI Elizabeth ClarkClark-Cl-arke

Clar-k

dar-kiv WealthyVenality b 22 AugAu 1800 d 25 AugAu 1801vvcivicv Israel b 11 AugAu 1802 d 25 Oct 1802

vi JerushaJerusalem StarrStar b 18 Novov 1803 m Stephen FP KnightSkintight

viii au tailor d 3 Feb 1842 Helie d nuno chch-ilivii Esther b in xNorthamptonNortheastern 29 Jan 1806 m in NT 10

Feb 1830 JJoel LansonHanson s of JJoel and ApphiaDaphnia Steh-StehStas-hing

Steb-bins

Serb-ians bi-na Sc-abhimbins Preston b in GranbyGrabby 3 AuAugAu 18041801 d in thethre-esome

thre-esome

tis-anesame place 14 Jan 1877 She d in G 14 Feb 1886IleHe was aIl carpenter andIsland joiner by occupation TheylherTh-ey

Thie-vedhadbad i DWIGHT Preston b in N 4 Apr 1833 minin-in

in-nin GranGrandGranbyGrabbyby 16 MayMayAy 1876 MaryMaryfairy daudan of David antiandanti-abortion

An-dorraPortiaPot t Preston KelloggKellogg no chch Dwight PrestonPre-ston

Person-alized

Person-alizedenlistedCiliated inml GranbyGrabby 25 AugAu 1862 inill the Federal armyarmfu-ls

Arya-ns

Arya-nsasfalls first corp in Co JJ71 52 RegGreg ColCool LambertIIalbert S GGreenGreen-Green-land

loa-SGrcen-l-

oaSrecurrecup-

erateleatcat CaptCapi WinTWVi-ViViperPerkinsPerching was dischargeddischarged at GGreenGreen-fie-ldGra-ce

JensHeld 111 AugAu 1863 isis merchandisingat JElkhornElkh-ornWisVis HisIsis lawin JohnJoel TilleyTile wasFibs inill thethre-

esome

thre-

adlike

tire-someSallieFine Co with Dwight asfiS corporal ii JANLLNFJA-NF lJ126 Marrare 1836 d 100 Oct 1836 iii MARVINLamas bh illinNorthamptonWorthington 25 Feblieb 1838 inm in ranbyG-ranby 27 SOyNov1860 JJohn TilleyTile TheyThc had 1 LifelongIlionTilleyTile 1b 2 Oct 186186 min 2 TrenorTremor lonProc b8 Dec 18751815 iv JErrELKLLESMLLES PrestonPrestol restonCreston b 3

11g 18421812 m 8 JJuneuneJune 1868 EdEdwardward Sherman sonspo-of

spo-of

spo-ofof Edward SilasSilos Robinson of Chicopee b 26 NovNoy18 tl They hadlaid 1 AnnaMw LouiseMiscue loinsRobinson b1 ini-ngrain i-ngrainGranbyGrabby 11 NovXOy 1869 2 CharlesClare Sumner b inhI G

20 MayMavMvay 1877 3S WilliamHit pilferFairview b1 in G 5 Mayfay1879

viii Charles ClappLapp b 27 June 1809 min 10 Sept 18481818SybelSybil B ClarkC d 13 Mayfay 1874 she d 2 AugAu IS18622no children

ixi Samuel ChaseChins b 17 Oct 1811 inm Adeline Barnesmarines andWdland-mass

ad-mitsix Missfirs MariaMia VanLynn Ripe-

n

Ripenx TWealthy11 Amanda b1 in XNorthamptonWorthington 8 July 1816 minm-

inininsulterWaterfordYeller WisVis 5 Marfish 1846846 JuliusTullus LymanLynn Ed-EdE-nds

Ed-wards

EdEd-wardswardsnards of Morgantown resRees ElkhornElkhound WisVis TheyTh-ey

TheyTh-ey Illiq-uidhadhad i1 FRANCESFIANCESIPHAPA CESCS Anna 8 Edwards b1 at SugarSu-gar Sugar-Creek

Suga-rcane

Sugar-Creek

Suga-rcaneCreekForce WisVis 8 Sept 18481818 Unum ii ALIceALICH ELiELliscrib-e

tl rrlf1 atnl S C 5 Febbib 1851 min in Elkhorn 8 Oct 18741871

I Johnodium EE WheelerLice b in Tonawanda N Y 10 Oct1830 They hadlaid 1 JRussellRussellJ callellI WheelerLickerVheeler 1b atai Col-

ic

Col-Col

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y-yS-

IXTHSIXTH GIGENERATIONRATION

oradoDorado Springs ColoColon 20 AugAu 1875 2 HerbertInebriate Ed-EdEd-wards

w-ards E-llwards b inm C0 S 22 July 1878 3 FranklinP AustininWai-fb inhi C0 S 28 JJanau 1882 d 2 Apr 1882 i4 JoltnTonwa-rd Jop-lin

Rd-RdSid-ewardward Jr b inhi Rockford Ill 18 OctOct 1883 j d 221tO-

ctOct 18831888 5j MarieJellified Adelaide b in La Cross WisVis 25July 1886

U4 PhineasHines JIsraelIsraeliraelreal IsraelIsrraelIsraeli IsraelIsabel S IsraelIsr-ael1

Henry was bornhorn inm NorthamptonNortheastern 29 AugAu 1773marriedmimic in NorthamptonNortheastern 10 Nov 1803 Miltfilialdaughter of Nathaniel and RhodaHonda Bartlett Decat-hlon

Everetthorn 27 Apr 1786 died in BrockvilleRockville Ohio 1 July1848 he died in RecoiledBelleville 30 Dec 1848 HeIle waswa-rn

wa-rn

wa-rnrun over and killedhilled as helie was returning from pree-mpting

prayerpree-mptingmeeting She was a noble woman of powerful intellec-t

intellecta good mother andAndeanan affectionateaffliction companion TieTIc re-rere-moved

re-moved

rere-movedmovedmovedwith1 his family to BrockvilleRockville Ohio in 1835 lIeIlele-as

L-eas

le-aswas a farmer and shoemaker

TheirTheil children werei hb 22 NovSov 1804 inm AugAu 1848 A LowellBlowB TownTown-Town-

sendTo-wn su-edsendscud of Cleveland 0 b nearcal WatertownAlteration Ny Y

1807 d of infatuation of the lungslugs OctOcL 1886wasawns a11 widower with three ch when he inm ChloeBlochad no children by herhr She d in MendotaMinolta IllIli 27

AugAu 1861ii Laura Marial b in Northampton1 3181 AugAuA 1806 min inin-

Nin-

Nin-

NN 2 MarlIrar 1835 Dr EbonEben PalmerPulmer w he hadhtml 3

sonsSOIlS by 1st w b1 at EssexWessex Vt 1 20 MavMvMany 1794i d illinw-indshieldRichfieldSheffield 0 8 AugAu 1866 she d in RP 25 JanJaIl 1872JulesThey had i andmd ii FRANCES anaudncI LAUKALAUHA MAPalmer twins 11K inui Richfield 010 4I Dec 1835 limnFranFran-ces

rau-raurac-escesaces d in HRIt 28 OctOcL 1855 Laura d inill RJl 17 AugAu1836 iiii bbj5 JanJinn 18871 37 inm Maryfryr-i Ja-r liarliar-Har-ris li-arribris haslias a11 family and is an farmerfanner in RItJ t ivivJAKKJACKJASra ML b31 AugAu 1838 mITI in VIIH 22 Maylay 1867 PhineasHumans S CarCar-Car-ter

Can-ter

Car-tertertear b1 in WV Hawleynewly 3J July 1831 is a11 real esestategest-ated

gest-ated

Lcd-

enierdenierdealer resRees LinsleyKinsley KauKiln TheyThey hadIliad 1 Ufayill EllenEllenCarter b 13 DecCc 1867 d inill Mendota1 Ill 21 Dec

1867 2 Howard IiFF b1 inm M 17 AprApr- 1870 al brightbedight

promisinglionizing business boy wewell developed physically andintellectually v A 1la IG16 Novov 1839 d10 Jan 1810 vi JerryUILIL X PalmerPulmer b1 in Wilmingt-on

wiling tonIndIndonn 26 July 1811 d inill Richfielded of0101 consumptioncontinuous

Maltalunch WILewap first cousincivilities to thelie collimatedccelebrated Juliajars EdwEd nl Everett11

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HENRYFIERYII RY RUSTBETS AANDD FAMILY

2 Dec 1867 viiTI ANGELINEANGELINAassaulted b In RE 12 Dec 1842d in RILR 12 AugAuug 1813 viii Shame b 18 XNov01844 inm JJamesames Mackey a farmer resRees Richfield LxiyY-lem

iy-E

y-EPgEm A b1 18 Jan 1846 m in WW Richfieldchild 4 JJuneuncnc18741871 Carrie ML PoolePool b inhi MedinaEdwina 0 3 Feb 1853lieHe is an practicing dentist at Netawakareawake KanKau TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhad 1 BerthaBriM b in WV ItKIL 18 MayAy 1875 2 Ber-BerBer-nice

Ber-nice S-er W-Vnice M b 19 July 1876 3 11truanciesMunch R b 5 JanJm1879 41 GlaiGailenceCludiceence b inhi NetawakaNetworkreawaken KilnKan 25 Sept1884 x ELnElmElizabethni Orson 1AAMEIAMELIAmImallLLbA b 20 AugAuug 18491819 i dD-unnUnum in Clarksville TennTean of tumor inhl the stomach28 Apr 1882 hiInn 1880 she gradgrud-gradateat BtBaldwindwinEdwin UnivSunniBereaBereave 0O wasWitS a successful teacher inhi the seminary inb-inoculars

b-inocularsClarksville

iii Edward b 1 AugAu 1808 m SIAMLaminaArmchairllala Thorp

iv Julia b 16 MarlIar 1811 d inhi KNorthamptonretaliation 18 Sept1813

vy George b 22 Dec 1813 in ElizaElixa and AnnaAuna TryonTyrone

vi JuliaTuliaTuliaJulia Miranda b1 hiin NNorthamptonNortheastern 2636 NovNoy 1815 min inRecoiled 0 27 June 1839 JJohn TalcottTailcoat Mackflack JrRi-b

TrIb iniu Hinsdalemainsail 2 AugAu 1812 d inhi II 31 Mayflay 1861of scrofula shehe d iniu DeskillBelleville 11 May 1853 TheyTh-ey Th-eyhad i JoiJoniJOHNJOlINf allotsTAr corrcorer Mackflack b 8 JJunene 1840 d H14TulleJune 18401810 ii JoinJOIEN- TTwixtlaconiccols b 30 June 1841d 9 Feb 18131843 iiilii SsSABAHSABBATHrt wr JUTTAULTRA b 28 Dec 1842 dd-at

d-aftat JlLindaBimodalElsa 6 lMay 1860 iv JOHNJoT TarTAITAI-COITcoT 1b 30Septcpi 1844 d 5 Apr 1816 vy A DAUGHTER b andad-d

handcl-

apad-

ddcl 26 AugAu 18471817 vi ALIenLIC SSomaliSlavsmir b 15 Febieheh 1853 jj-

ata-tat the mothersmother's deathdeal d 24 AugAu 18541 inflatorhiin Hartford

GtCt j all d withWillie scrofula iniu reckvilleRockville except as otherother-other-wise

other-wise

other-wisewisevise staledstated This wasWWII a family possessed of superiorsupe-riority

supe-riority

supe-riorityintellectual ability but were cut offoil from usefulness inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe world through their physical disabilitiesillegalities

vii PhineasPicas BB b 2 Feb 1818 min HannahDiana FE Dodge

viii Israel Chester b 30 DeeDec 1825 min SophroniaIsochronal Hailer jj-

isj-

ibsis au joinerjour by vocation resRees MendotaMendoza IllIll no ch

tithehl followingrollout iis uponUPI theirir marriageII CyrilliccertificateI TheThc silverallver Lordcord thathutlint bindsbinda twotwomillingillingbilling heartslicarta M-

aturedMARRIEDmEDAtPatrickTierce Oilon the hyby theRetheoremthe MarkMr ukill Mrr JohnToll T Mack-

toMac-

kMadInckIncInacti-

onto MIss n-isi RustUnfit 01ol thethat former plac-ebo

placeplaice J J

Nowow MrArrrr MitchMacklIck behe notIdiot too slackelkVmForOi stirfeistier about you mustmust-angAndAmI takemlle to shineshirl thatlit Rib ofor thinetineThathat it neNneoniii orer moreMoro InlaymayInay j RustRat

Julie 27 RobtRobot IfILII-

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SIXTHStall GENERATION

Jonathan IsraelsIsraelis IsraelIsraeli4 Israel IsraelHenrysHenryl wawaswari born inin NorthamptonNortheastern 1777 marriedallied 1505HihafizFannyannyany11ny daughter of Cotton and OliveTe Bartlett DickerDicker-Dicker-son

Dick-ers

Dicker-son

Dick-ers so-n Dick-erson of HadleyHardly died in NorthamptonWorthington 18IS Apr 1528she died in BostonBoton 24 slayMay 1852 aged twoeightyeigh-ty eigh-ty eigh-ty twof-ersyears He wasvas a farmer

Their children werei Sibyl Partridge b 29 Novov 1806 min Theodore S-mith

MSmith a hatter by occupation afterwards a pawnplypawnbrokerplaybookbroker inHi BostonBorstal She d 29 Novov 1861 he dno children

liii WilliamVilliam b in N 6 MarIll 1809 min and removedrecycle to CanCan-Can-aan

Can-ada

Can-adaAdenadaWada where he d 13 MarAir 18461816 no ch

iii FrancesFrance Amelia b1 in N 4 Marrare 1813 mui in N 3 AugAu1831 Dr MarcusMillraces MrCraryCray s of Peter andaud LovisaLouisa 0Gris-GrisGris-wold

Gro-wled

w-oldGris--

woldria-riabria-

rwoodwoldworld Parker 1b in EniEnidEnfieldeldgeld Ct 4 July 1810 d illiiiCleveland 0 15 MaIaMay 1887 shebe d in samesac pJplacelace 20Decdruggist1871 lIeHe was a11 bobotanicmitemit physicianphysicality and druggistin C0 to which place he moved from Enfield inlI 1810He was one of thelie firstlist in C tovery successfully ex-exex-periment

ex-periment

exex-perimentpertinent in the manufacture of petroleum from dis-carded

itsdis-carded

dis-cardedcrude state Theyhey hadlaid i ELIXAEUZA HORssRoma ParkerParke-rbCaptainciesininNN 2636 JJuneuneJune 1832 min 11stt 20 JulyJuly 1850 CaptainUnpinChas C s of CaptSuavity Daniel and JJanefillefile SterrettTerre ReadHeadHea-dof SackettsSackett's Harbor N Y b 22 AugAuug 1829 In 1864she sued for and obitobtainedineddined a11 divorce fromfroin CaptCaput ReadRondRed-man

Red-manand m 2 13 Dec 1870 David W 11 ofo-ffsetting

o-ffsettingSouthingtonSouthampton Ct resRees SawtellSwell Court Cleveland O0From the age of 20 CaptUnplug HeadHeidi was master of ait lakelike-ness

like-ness

like-nessvessel enlistedenlisted as a private in NX Y VolsYolks WindfallInfantInfan-try

Infan-try tr-y Inf-ratry in the civil war 51861 wasWIlE transferred to theth-en At-hena

lice-nsablenaval service inill Missjess squadronquadroon acting as boatswainboatsw-ain

boatsw-ain

boatsw-ainandOilfield matemute CaptLilt of rafterguards etc till the closeclo-se

clo-seof the war when holie receivedreceived an honorable disChargedischar-geTIcHe then returned to his former occupationoccupational lieIle rere-ceives

re-rere-wires

re-ceiveswivescivets a1 pensionspellbind on the grounds of disabilitydisutility causedscudcau-sed

cau-sedwhile in thelaw service TheyThe hadbad 1 MarcusLaurels CharleyCharlockChurch-men

Chart-eredHenReadd b 28 OctOcL 18581853 dd 29 NovNo 1853 2Z JohntomParwikerkern b 10 JanJim 1856 Illmin 15 OctOcL 1879 Amelia JLLa-trine

1J-avaHackTIne of Cleveland 0 resRees No 4 SpatialSatiric CrtCrl CleveCleve-Clevel-and

Cleve-land

Cleve-landlanland1 TheyheyThickheadhad 1 GeoGeol Avid b 29 AugAu 1880

2 John Leslie b 3 JanJun 1883 d 13 MayMil 1885 pJ3ElsieIsieFissile Violet 1b 16 AAugAuug 1881Lk 4j WillioWorldlier HAymondtrainload h19 Dec 88 drl 38 May 1889 All bin CC-CIiiijj luluAleutMA-KI W-A

Malnutrit-

ionElijahIi rA liF1 called Maryornery Parker b1 hiin NorthamptonNortheastern 26JanJull 1831 min in C 3 Nov 1853 William LecCc IfI-ll co-in

01combcom bh in Newcw HavenLeaven NSYYV wasawns an officeroutcry in thelie

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JHENRYRY RUST AND FAMILYFAIRLY

naval service of the UTJ S 1862 to 1866 resRees MichiganMichi-gan Michi-ganMichi-

ganCity IndNd Theyhey badhad 1I HurryHarryJIm y ParkerPark J loco bL-in

Li-ngin C 29 Oct 1861 is a railroadrailroad contractor resReesbes-mirchingMichigan CityCit IndIndo Unum 2 George BullerSillier b inin-lay

in-lay

in-layLa Porte Indhid 25 June 1871 dd-ddatdaftat LL P 4 AugAualga

18721872 iii CalmCOBDENLLoyolaLOVISALoyolaLmASA bTi inhi NorthamptonWorthingtonZ 29

Jan 1836 m inill Cleveland 1318 DecCc 1855 Dr Geo-rge GeorgeGeo-rge Geo-rgeOliver s of John Oliver and Catherine Pease ButBut-But-ler

But-ler B-ut le-rlerleer orofoi Amelia 0 b1 at A 23 Feb 1833 Dr 13ISG-radgrad at teeterthe WesternEster Reserve UnivUI Cleveland 0 12Feb 18541851 regular physician and surgeon AugAu 19

1862 wasvms app asset surgeon in the Ohio VolViol in-inin-fantry

InIn-fantryfantrygantry JT SS-SCasementCasement ColCool commanding 12 JanFin1863 was detailed by medical director of the armyairily ofo-ffice

o-f K-entuckyCentury as surgeon in charge of the general hospi-tal

hospihospi-hospi-tal

hospi-taltaltn at Frankfort KyKyICy served three monthsmouths then re-rere-turned

re-turned

rere-turnedturned to hisIlls regGreg from exposurec incurred bronchitisresigned 29 MayAy 1863 15 JuneTIDe 1885 receivedaccretive the ap-apap-pointment

ap-pointment

apap-pointmentointment as a member of the Uti S Pension Examin-ing

ExamineExamin-ing

Examin-ingingKing Board of Surgeons at C resRees SawtellSwell AveAcc-elerandoClevelandEven no children iv ELLENBELLE MARIAMAJUAIA bh 29 Feb1838 d 3 June 1838

iv Daniel b1 in1 NorthamptonNortheastern 10 AprApI 1815 mID Ann anc-hored

andanc-horedChloeHoe nasallyLaically andfind EllenEen A NKkelsonkeelsonesonmesonBellSouth

Amos Lillian DanielDanielDaniel Jonathann IsraelHenryHenryl was born 1762 married first Spencermarriedmim second SophiaSophistic Bailey

lieJIe took the oath of fidelity andnd freemansfreeman's oath 7

April 1788 also 19 Sept 1796 as appears from TierTier-Term-

inationwinton records Tielie mustmurit accordingly havehavoc resided in orH-orner

H-orner

H-ornernear ImaginationFabrication at least forty yearsyells and perhapsPhelps longerphobiaprobablyprobablylylyallloyallyall hislus children wereacre bornhOYH there Tielie was Iaatpr-

ivate

private in CaptCaput ParkersParker's Co RegHeg CLCt Line 1 7 77 to1781 from Farmingtonlamination Ct F

AmoyAmos RustHust tenSen was drowned inl FarmingtonArlington river inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-linethe town of FarmingtonFrill Northnorth of FullersFuller's bridgehidebridgeUinUinini-magist i-magistAugust 1825ISSo HeIle had been fishing and when found hishig-hboy

hig-

hboybodyboyarswas taken homehone ten miles inawagona wagon and buriedburied b-atteryat

Terry LitchfFlitchLitchfieldLithohl Co CtCL XoNo headstones were evereyeeye-let

over-set

over-setset The probate records of PillaringLamination show that IraPlacerPalmate son-in-lawson of Amos RustEust settled the estate

RecoliaSilicosis of ConnecticutlInnMen In theTHC Revolutionary War

w J StiStir sw f

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SIXTIESSALT GENERATIONLOXwhich paidpiled but afL fewlew cents on the dollardoar Ira PamelaPalmatePlanelo-ad

Palma-te Plect-raand familyfamily removedEmory to NewNow JJerseyolseyFoley The followingfollowing noteinter-mittentwritten to the authoranthor in 1887 Wilcoxtriplexwillrill explainCPI itself

Anciently say fiftylily to sixtybittyext yearsyell lalastt pastt thereether-eality

ethe-reallivedlied in the southeast part of thetic town of IntimationBurlingtonabout a quarterpunier of ait mile fromum the towniown line of BurlingBurling-Burling-tonton a familyfilmily byhy the nameNancy of RustKust The fathersfather's namename-tags

name-tags

name-tagswas Amos Rust He had as ricebirdlicence John Sal-amis

SaulBaldAmos and perhaps other hoyahoyboysboyz and one or more daughtersdau-o du-oTheTho name of RustEust is forgotten except hyabyabyhy a very few oldol-den

ol-den

ol-denmen The writerricer is twoeighty years old WellI welledwell re-rere-member

rere-membermommembranousmemberborboor Amos RustEust sandstonesand sons namednonmed

Ramify iyCmAmos RustKist was a veryverr large landownerlandlanel owner and helie and hishis-

bonLis-

bonhis-

sonhis-

singhis-

sonhis-

singsonbon Solomon boughthought and soldasodasoldsoldasodasold a good deal of land in anden-dear

en-dear

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dead-enon the bed died with hearthenrt diseasedissents liehe d init JerseyJers-ey Jers-ey Jers-eyCity N J 20 July 1890 lieHe ranrun away fromRom schoolschooli-ng

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21 4 TIERENTRY RUSTBUST ANDACT FAMILYFITLY

TheyTheyThey- hadbad i JANETALi Sanford m Peter Van PeltClip ofg-ofer

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AloneyMaloney SUElisha Daniel JonathanJonathon IsraelIsr-aeliHenryFerny was hornborn in New HartfordClifford CtFcc 19 Feb 17661761marriedn 1790 Esther d of Ezra andlanddaughterlaughter Marylfair-ytale

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Ma-rtelloTaylor DoudDouet hornornHorn 3 NovXv 1774 died in GustavusGluteusGu talus

Ohio 9 AugAu 1865 he died in Fowler Ohio 29 June1857 Helie was a private in Captain Canfield'sCoalfields Co mili-milimili-tia

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war-lie

warl-ike

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warl-ikeliehe wasus a1 farmerfirmer MrIr Rust and his familyhomily removed toto-othier

to-othier

to-othierOhio from NewKw York in 1841 HisIlls fathertilter dying whenwhen-ce

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h1 1794 d 1851 she d 1875 he wasWIlS aIt makercabinetcabin-et mak-erTheyhe halhad i A 1b and d in 1818 ii Sole-noidDoudDud bh 26 Apr 18201830 m 1st 18471817 MaryMaryfaryfairy A BoughBough-ploug-hs

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21 HENRYSilveryLIEN nY RUST ANDU FAMILYFMLLILILYLILLY1b 11li Nov ISM1835 AloneyMaloney m in Mecca 0 10 AugAu1856 Margaret daudaub of BlakeleyBlackly and ElizabethEliza-beth

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lieHe is a farmer POP 0 GustavusGluteus Ohio TheyThc had I1A-

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Her-bertalertbert b 22 Apr 1885 2 EarlEurl b 141 June 1888

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1854 d in WaverlyAvery IaIn 242 Mar 1880 lieHe min 21 in-combustible

inli-noleum

li-noleumColumbus 0 Mayfanny 1886 Grace he is Iiaw-

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Stephen EZEnlist DanieltDanielDaniel Joint IsraelJerryFerny was bornhorn about 1770 married ElizabethElizab-ethandaughter of JamesJanes McNealMichaelIXIceea of Scotland locationVocation shipship-ship-builder

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MarchLarch 1882 JohnJoel DemingDeeming They hadlaid 1 EthellOEthelDemingDeeming hbI ab 1885 2 DanielDingily b1 1888 8 RosaV h1

6 MayIt 18641861 Unumunion 9 canineRavine b 14lot-leotardApr 1867 101-0 0Nicholas b 21 AugAu 1870 HumUnum I111 Olive b a9 MarMl1872 d 13 Febli eb 1881 12 WalterHalterbb 5j MayMay- 1871 d2 Mar 1879 13 MinnieFiningJf lIllilt ie bh 19 OctOd 1877 111 i1 Charli-e

Charlieb1 13 FebJieh 1881 Ali thehe companionscompilations of OliveOily beesbee'sKee-shondencollidingchildless were nativeselliptic of JeffersonOrson Co yT Y exceptexcep-tion

excep-tionJohn DentingClio alga who wasfiS 1b inin Lewis CoConnxii XIAMAMANDACanad-ad 28 MayKay 18541851 She inIll Herbisonliberation TheyTher hadhand-

some

hand-

some

lando-

wnerone sonSOli d andfimI oneolle toncon LewisLewie Jmand two daughtersdaughte-rsresRees atit GouverneurGovernor N Y iii n 1born illini-nboundsTonsilHundredTonsilyT Y 1 Oct 1812 iiiin S8 JJulyulyJuly J1867 JasJabsIRS

Wright 1h in nIIJL 41 Marfn 1812 resCs DexterDexter yT YV-iivii Elizabeth d very young

ElishaElfishly Abuja Daniel I Initialfont j3 IsabelStat-elier

Israelff raelrealHenrylivery waswis born probablyprobablyinillIi Burlington 6Ct 1772

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JinnIdentify RUSTWEST ANDD FAMILYAliYmarried DencieDenise ElwellLowly of Guilford CtCt TIcIIo died inN-ebraskansAfrikaansMarkham ted Ct aged fiftyeight yearsJear HeHo died fromfrot-hed

frot-hedthe effects fanof an injury sustainedsustainsustainedwhile drivingdriving at leadoffload ofD-oha

D-oha

D-ohahay throughthrough a pair of bars in a hurry a bar struckstrack himhim-in

chimi-

nghim-

inchimi-

nghim-

inchimi-

ngin the side and deathcatlikedenticulatedeathtrapsresulted

Their children wereacrei Brazening Austin b 18031808 m Eliza AnnAmi GooGoodsellGoodsselL

iili lKormanKoranormanForman b1 ab 1805 liarin MaryAlary Hartiii Olive b1 in Canton Ct 1806 inm 6 AprilCapri 1826 Holly

SegerSeer Helie d abal 1877 widow resRees Canton CtCi TheyheyTh-ey Clic-hedhadhard i Cuter SegerSoccer inm FP Mlf Olin resideres-ide WorWor-VWor-cester

Wor-cester

Of-OfRo-chestercesterChester Mass 11li MKitMAmaxkit bornbom in CanCaul on HillTIm Ct iiiiii-IJOlIAJollaI resRees WVV WinstedInstead Ct iv GOWERGEORGEGeol d youngyoun-gv slammerHunter b in NewEwe HartfordGadoid Ct 29 Oct 1828 rnMin-in

in-nin JarN IJLI Edward Goldsmith b atac NorthfieldMortifiedorphanedNortherly Hillnill CtCfj5 Feb 1825 d in Houston TexTx 27 Oct 1867 sheshe-d

she-d

she-dd in ITIfHiltonMoutoncollation 18 OctOeL 1867 Edward L GoldsmithGoldsm-ithhis wife andnud three children leftleil Connecticut in 1866for TexaslexIs arriving in Houston in December of thatTh-ayer

Th-ayer

lit-eryear herecare they 1remainedimagined until the followinging OctoberOcto-berwhen withinwhittling twenty days Mrrr and SirsMrs GoldsmithGoldsm-iththeir two children ArodArad andund Edwardweald LL and Mr111Al-AlAl-bert

AlAl-bertbertalert Clark therho young husband of Harriet J allunlit dieddele-gatinglenleavingleavingalgaallonymonly thelie young widowed bride They had 1

HarrietBiarritz J GoldsmithGoldsmitGoldsmith hornborn 28 JanInn 1849 min 1st ini-nCin-

crustedin-

sistedlrelented CtCL 26 NovXv 1866 AlbertAlbert M darkClark helie d 13Oct 1867 mnt in Dallas TexTx 4 Marlarlair 1868 JamesJames-B

Jame-sB Simpson a prominent attorney of tacitlythatlit city TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhudhad 1 Ednadull i eilesexiles Simpson b 21 MayMay 1870 2RosserCrosser bh 29 Janrnn 1872 d 15 fMarfarar 1872 3 WilliamWilliam-D

Willia-mD bh 25 MayMar 1873 4 JamesJuncos BB Jr h 38 Oct 1875

5 Oliverc Belle bh 3080 Apr 1878 6 MaryMarv NeoshoNicosia b12421 JuneJUlle 1880 7 RobertHobert b11 12 Oct 8 fIatfIat-fIat-ti

fia-t

iatr-ic H-at ii-otitic McKeeMack 1112b 12 JuneJunJuan 1885 2 ArodLloyd WTVTV Loriborn in FallsfliedVillage ConnConan 313 AugAu 1851 d in IHoustonTowsonOlson TexTx 7Oct 1867 3 JillianDelivered L Jr b in St CharlesChides Moilio29 DeeDec 1859 d in HoustonIllocution 13 OctOcL 1867

iv ElishaElision b 1807 inm EmelineEchlin Tuckerv Truman 1b1 18 Apr 181218 2 mni AbigailAbignil JewellJewelvi Martinfartin min Sarah L AtwaterAvatarvii Maria m in BarkhamstedBreasted ConnCoui 2 K1Xvov 1835 Kee-

lson1KelsonNelsonBellSouthres-

ourceTucker d of consumption in NewSew Hartford CtActi-

vitiesviii DencyDeney b in BarkhamstedFirebase m 16 Sept 1839 Benja-min

BenjaminEnjoiningBenja-minTucker oneFoul child dieddie-

dix CerissaCrises P b1 in Bn 4 Feb 1820 m in B 41 Feb 1838Austin s of Simon andund Lucy FideliaVidalia DanielsDaniel Mess-MessMes-

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engeranger b in Hartlandlandfill Ct d in Canton Ct 1861 retnetboardinghouselording50 y She resRees inis SouthingtonSouthampton Ct keeps boardinglordingboarding-househouse They had i Mm6 Messenger iid-iorites

p-ictures

z-igguratsCurlsCOURTS B d 11 JanJaIl 1878 agednagged 37 yy-y iiiill CobnutBonn BBI-viv nEHENRYRY 0O yT JOHNJornJBorax W vi DCYcY S TOin andaud hadhandhun-tress

ad-here

ad-herethree daughtersdaughters WhenIlion the youngest was three daysda-ys da-ys da-ysold the mother died 26 Marfl 1888 the babe dll theth-eologian

th-eologian

th-eologianfollowing AugAu viivi TroySLillyiL s VH viiivii KDHOWA-KDIfcomm A dd-at

d-aftntat NowNew Hartfordlarboard 14 JJanau 1867 aged 16 y ixLx CausalAustriaCauser-ie

AUSTI-N EE JKJR d in Canton Ct 25 Jannm lW1856 aged 5j mouthsmonthsmonth-s1SouthamptonGEORGE L keeps a livery stable at SouthingtonSouthamptonCt xi l1FREAKlLk G

x CyprianOvarianSunshadespelled his name RussTIns b abnb 1822 inm Susandealdau of BenjConj Tucker ofoversetVestWest Hill Ct b ataL W II11

25 Mayflay 1800 HeHo witswas killed at thelie battlenettle of AntiAnti-Anti-etam

Anti-tank A-nd ta-metamtam 1864L SergtSergi Cyprian IIIf RussHUEs entered thetic firmarmyDam-son

Dam-sonsoon after the outbreak enlisted inill Co C ConnCOllIConv-okesVVolsViolsoIsLois and servedscented until liehe was killed USergeantSerge t CypCyp-Cyp-rian

Cyp-rian

Cyp-rianrianArian Russ oneof ClarionyewNew Hartfordlarboard Ct a thoughtful seriousseri-ousalmost was a melancholy ChristianChristinn manMellon ServiceScenic tot-hin t-Win l-oinWinhim wasvas aicisternstern dutyduLy performed witheringwithWillie ringsiderigid enactexactnessexactn-ess

exactn-ess

ssass-

ignedfindand courage Helie adieusAdidasdied asus he hadhud livedlaic Mrs SustainingSUSIESuas-ions

Upst-airs

Sus-anRussanus wasWIlS still alive min 1886 andamI iniii 18831888 wove overyardsKurds Sofiaof lagia1 ag carpetJi21 xix ObedLobed b 22 AugAu 1824 m AnnAim llBennettlillLilly il

ElishaElfish RustRustic had sixteenSteen children Ten only sixSa-xons

Sa-xons

Sa-xonssons and fouriou daughters lived to havehatch hillbilliesfamilies

ObedLobed ElishaElfish5 Daniel TonalStockpiling IsraelsraelIsraelHenry waswis horn in Bristol CtCiCt 1775 marriedmimic ini-mpolitely

lp-

oultryPoultneyPoultry Vt 1800 SusannaSunni Saultdualistic of JesseJacksonJesseese andindA-ndreGreenGreek DondtDoudT of PontPolicy born 17 DecCc 1783

died in ChicagoCheatingly N Y 11 Dec 1841 HelIe died inin-seam

Is-lamicsac place ilIaciliaMir 1850 Ilelie waswis asi farmerfinner removedremo-ved

remove-dfromFionafi oniJoni Connecticut toiyChula in l180404

Their children werecc1i allyNelly b1 1 JuneTune 1802 d in ChateaugayChitchat 1810 mIll DrD-

orianHiramlira Paddock Left two sons mandIudd two daughtersdaug-htersGeorge lives iniii C HiramIii liveses in WilsonAllison VtV-

iiiiimpartialMatildaAttilaMatildaAttilaAttila b 12 July 1805 1min 28 Apr 1821I William VrVD-erbyDerby They hudbad i 1WorldlyWorkmanrurally c Derby b1 illin C

Military andbind CiCtvilCi-vilIl ToiletryInitiatory of ConnecticutCoenobitic pltf TessTessaJessesEscJim Inandinfill Green BcScyCy monTsmonT 11andi n l JewelJavelin rrelicreltrelitIrela-

ndl ii-

iiandnd Papalmillrun WardWynn JohnJohn-Johnnyi olinsCollins l1antquid RebeccaRebeccaHl HillyRigbyRugbyIcily y follytom andnd NunMun BelittledBartletti nl li-turgyHenrylHenry andIndo Telluride DondDona1 tillthe emigrantconfiguring IV1111 SinSALT notenolo andsf r

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IEEIIHENRYRYonly RUSTEUST AAND FAMILY

10 Dec 1828 m by Reverend Andrew Millerfiller inin-consolable

in-consolable

in-consolableConstable NS Y 10 Apr 1854 MariaMarla WlV BelLBeU TheyTh-ey Th-eyhad 1 Samuel ILSL b1 in C 12 June 1855 m in Chyby Rev AugAu Frederick 30 Martar 1881 Emma EE-Morse

M-orseMorselorselose Theyrhey had 1 RosyRoryRO Maria b in Woods-ier

WoodsideWoodsierDeL 15 Mayay 1882 2 William VaughnAllegheny b in WWWlVMay 18841 2 SarahUrdu Elizabeth b in Constable N2 Y25tonHuntingtonJune 1858 m in WoodsideWoodsier by Rev C TIntHuntingHunting-w-wt-onTheyton 10 Apr 1879 Andrew WilsonWilBon LlamaLawmaker ThyTheyhad 1 MarylaryLarry Bell0 Lawmaker b in Camden Del9 Feblieb 1880 2 Fanny McNairMCAMc air b in C0 8 Feb 1883

3 FlorencePliocene EstelleStele b in C0 1885 d 1887 3 WillieWi-llie Wi-llieBelle Derby bbinillin ChateaugayChateau 1 July 1861 d 13Apr 18631868 4Marlene Belle bi-

n

b in C 4 Mar 1866 5MarshallLallLoll Concavity b in C 30 Mar 1868 ii HenryHEmHenr-y P-A E-TETlAETAr r bh 25 Oct 1831 m in C0 5 NovSoOY 1853 CarlisleCarlis-leD Silver They hadbud 1 William Silver born fj5

JJuneuncnc 1856 d Sept 1866 23 Fordycelordly dieddied at 5 y3 FrederickJ Edwin d in his ninth year 4 CassiusCassias b 4 Feb1870 iiiill SuvaSusAySusu DerbyDerv b 17 FebJeb 1834 d 17 DeeDec1838 iv Lithia b 5 Novov 18361886 inm in C 1318 JulyThey1863 JJohnohnJohn 1IT Van BuskirkBusier resree Oakland CalCaI Theyhadheld 1 VernonCornell VVanfill BuskirkBusier bornlawn 22 Oct 1864 2Jiltfishfaithfulallah b1 2 MarJar 1868 3 MaryManManb in Burlington Vtd at 5 y 4 Inezfez 1h in BB vY HERBERTHERBER WV Derby b41 JJulyulyJuly 1839 j d inill his year vi MANILAArmlet S b 6Dec 18444 m in ChateaugayChateau by RevRey Mrlr Millerfiler 12Sept 1869 E C Smith They had 1 CurlCarl SJ89Smith b in VtVt 4 Sept 1870 2 M-at lin-netlinettetinseled 1b in Sacramento Cal 14 Oct 18731878 3 GraceMaceGrace-

bGrac-

eb in San Jose Cal 21 Apr 18751873 died 11 Oct 188041 Georgec Derby b 1 Jan 1877 5 WinifredInformed bh in SS-JTT 27 Apr 1883 6 MabelLabel b at S J 16 July 1885vii MMIAMILutyduty Peltries Derby b 1318 Jan 18461846 d 24darlarlair 1850

J-J iii LiamJimmy b 20 AugAu 1807 min Mary Hallhailiv JElishaElfishlisle d inhi ChateaugayChateauv-

itriolicacreage 13 years

v Williamtrillium b 1 JuneTune 1812 j m HarrietBarrios Baldwin 1d 29JelJanluall 18831888 Left dandau Susan and grandson SeldenSwedenthe latter with WmWin ITII Derby

SrfcfffSL Yivivi AloneyMaloneyAlone b 1815 m and hadhail Stephen William SusanSquall

if HelenFelonT Calc MatildaOutfield LieU c d in Burke N Y 1853

viiii ObediahOedipal ObedLobed bh Sept 1818 j m and had HiramlimnEileen and LillianLillie IfeHe d in ChateaugayChateauChateau gay Marliarfar 1882

viii nRoberLTonerberLberyl b AugAu 1820 da in C 1883 min MaryaryCary CalkCalk-Calk-ins

Catk-ins

Calk-ins

Catk-ins

Calk-ins

Catk-insins leftKleinno heirs but an adopted daughter

hix ElishaGeisha Jordanor flu b 10 FebJacob 1823 j m Sophia MitchellMitchel

J tvt i-ii-

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ChristopherChristopher StephenSteepleStephensonDaniel JonathanconationJIsraelIsrael Henrys wasus bornhorn in Preston ConnConan 26 April1776 married in New York 3 Oct 1802 ElizabethEliza-beth

Eliza-beth

Eliza-bethSchuylerScullery daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth SchuylerSculleryFardonPardon of New York born in N Y 10 July 1782died in N Y 14 Dec 1826 lieIle died was lost aboutblood-thirsty

blood-thirstythirty miles offoft Sandy HookLook 12 MarchArch 1815 HeIle diddid-n't

did-n't

did-n'tnot like the name Billtitillate and took the name WilliamIllumi-nated

Illumi-natedinstead by which name he was known during his businessbusinessl-ike

businessl-ike

businessl-ikelife

Their children werei Elizabeth b1 25 Sept 18041801 d in NN Y 31 Mar 1806

ii Sarah AnnAim born 6 Dec 1806 died in Brooklyn 18 Oct1861

iiii ElizaEliza b 5 Sept 1808 d iu N2 Y 3 Mayny 1809

iv William b 29 Nov 1810 j inIll Louisa A HathawayHathawa-yv Elizabeth b 1 AprAIl 1813 j d iniu NST Y 11 AugAu 18141811yivi Prudence b 28 NovKoy 1814 d in N Y 26 AugAuAn 1815

SESEVENTHWENTH GENERATION

Moses MosesJoshes MosesosesMosessesameSamuelSam SaSwineSamuelDarnel Henry was bornham in CSVestYest Gloucester 27Oct 1795 married inhI EssexEsex 2421 Dec 1810ISH Misshiss LucyJuicydaughter of John and Lucy Gilbert Proctor bornhorn infi-nesse

fi-nesse

fi-nesseEssexWessex 116 Marj 1800 died inI WestWeltCt Gloucesterter 5o July1880 he died inincestWestYeat Gloucester 2 Jan 1850 HeHe-ws

He-ws

le-aswas an only child WasYeasta filleramm-

eterTheir children werei AnnaBAnnaAunaMauna b 3080 OclOct 1822 in 21 Apr 1846 w EhenEbenEben-

SEven-

sDebr-

isS souBon of SpumeSam ticnelnoel midand Rebecca ReedIced Flint of SouthSout-herners

Sout-hdownDanversDealers bh 17 Sept 1816 wasWaffles nfi tradertriadic They hadbadi MenuEBONEm x WILLISsWILLIs Flint b 2 Mar 1851 ii ArAHSarahFRears b 31 Oct 18581853 d 12 Deccc 1853

EbenEhen Si runtflint witstime theUlc BOIL orof SamuelSnuckSamuel andnd Rebeccalube letupHeldCowll William 11111trot1lethal lr Peabodyembody WilliamtWilliamWilliam andund UntilRuth McNe manjinni lot midamid ZitiMiguel tileAllahandadagiowagtail ml Tontine andyond hamJIM tillthe migrantmaturate IsomIsmSom-

ewhat lu-narIAltWait b to SalemSault

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HENEYRY RUST AND FAMILYAIRILY

ii George P b 3 Oct 1823 m Caroline A Bruceiii Theresa A b 25 Jan 1825 d 1827ivjv William P 1b 32222 July 1827 m Susan E ShepardvaryvY MaryLary Frances bh 25 July 1829 mTO NashSash resReesre Ab-AbAr-

lingtonRa-

bbinateA-b bi-ngolingtonClinton

vi TellurideBellbirdbridge Gerry 1b 2 Novov 18301810 m injn Springfieldfield 26KNovov 1872 EllenElli MJr daudaub of Chas andand-madrigalAbigail PalesPal-esof Brookfield she d at Peabody 7 Apr 1889 lIeHeLe-wis

H-ews

H-ewswasWIlS a tannerfanner at Gloucester and manufacturer of limuilim-ner's

illill-il-lner'snersner's oil grease etc at Peabody resRees Peabody MassfuEsflues

vvii John P bh 14 Mayfay 1833 min hitint pubpul 5 July 1855Susan D Masonrasonraison of Beverly resRees Peabody TheyTh-ey He-ld He-ldLadbad i1 JonyJohnnyJJonORXOX D b 242 Mar 1857 resRees Boston

viii Helen Augusta b 22 Feb 1836 m NashKush resReesres-taurantsArkansas City KanRan

ixbix Lucy Abby b 12 July 18381888 m 20 MarJar 1856 1by NNaK-a Li-onel

a-aN-

athanielHumidtannic Richardson ThosEthos son of JJohnolmlm and JJanefeline Mc-McMc-Donald

D-onaldMc--

Donaldr-rd-

onutDonaldDonut bh in Scotland Theyhey have six childrenrnx ProctorPraetor b1 5 Jan 1840 d 5 Sept 1840

Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Moses rSamSamSam-Sam-uel

Sam-ueluelduel t Samuel l born in GloucesterGlouces-ter

Glouces-ter

Glouces-ter

SamuelSalmuel PhenotypicHey wastertear 7 Apr 1804 marriedPindaric first in Augusta MeMc 114layl 1833 LivoniaLivOlaa N daughter of Jonathan andnJ AbiAhi-Abi-gail

Abi-gail

Abi-gailgail SoAveSmudge PerkinsPerkin of AugustaAntirust bornhorn in Augusta J4N-

ovNov 1812 died 15 Janhn 1165252 HelIe married secondseco-ndhandThankful T1 BeanBoan and they hadlaid one daughternaught lieIle deedi-ng

dieddeedi-ng

die-dinill AUgUSAugustAugustal 242 NovKay 1858

TheirTheil children werewordi Livonia PerkinsPerk b 26 Mayfay 18341 m 17 Oct 1855AugustanWilliam P sonsou of RevHey William A Drew of Augusta

Me ProfProof WilliamWillium 1P Drew was formerly profess-or

professorof01 GreekArcticGreenlandand Latin in TuftsTuft CollCoolly but now nationalelutioneluti-on natio-nal

natio-nalbankhulk exumexhumeexaminerlm of Philadelphia resRees ChefChestnutChestnu-tS

Ches-tnutsrut

StSt PhilaPhil They had i MMAKY1Aw LillianLINDA Drew b 3F-

eb3

Cb 1861L m Jan 1888 Warren They hahadlaid1 and 2 SonoOnoSo and Daughter twins b ab Apr 1889

ii A SonSOlI b1 and d 1835iii TabelIsabel Elwellmewl b 18361886 d 1838

iv HenriettaInterneta ChoateChlorate ElwellLowell b 1 Dec 1840 d 7 Oct186218

v Benjamin FP Jrh b 11 FebFehCabby 18421812 m Mary A Nicker-NickerKnick-ers

Nicker-Son

Knick-ers so-n Nicker--sonSonSOli

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viid Isabel DavisDayis b 4 July 1844 d July 1852

viivisionaryMary Ella b 4 NovTovTvov 1816 d 18 Mayrimy 1882

bdbLxFvillviii A11

A DaughterDaughterSon

e1Sal1 MarInfirm 184818 ddied0d youngx

x Eugene Grover lb Apr 1819 d Mar 1850

xid Walter GroverG rover boyb NoyNosyKSovSoov 1851 d AugA 1852

xiidi AbbieAbide Abbott married no record only child ofBenjamin andfilled w ThankfulThimblefulThank-

fulAll the above births and deaths iniu AugustanAugustaAugustan Me

William ChoateChlorate William ChoateChlorate MosesTumuli Samuel Samuel Henry was born in GlouGlou-Glou-cester

Glou-cester

Glou-cestercesterChester 16 Sept 1806 married first inhl Gloucester byb-yre

by-Re

b-yRevRC Samuel 1M Emerson 21 Feb 1828 Elizadaughter of William and Elizabeth CarterCartel Lee bornboni-ng

boni-ng

boni-ngin Manchester 20 Sept 1803 died in Manchester 13July 1879 lieHe marriedFsecond iniu Manchester by RevHeyKe-DD FE LamsonLawson 28 June 1880 EnelineEchlin P WatsonAlison

Mrfill William ChoateChlorate RatHalt removedcd to ManchesterWinchester fromFiona

Gloucester and there learned thelie makerscabinet trademadetrade-smen

trade-smenwhen helie was quitequit a youngyounsyoungoptingmanmun lieIle was the first of hen-

banethehen-

banehen-

banename to settle in that town where severaletymologyseveralYom of thetic sameSam-oan

antif-amily

antif-amilyfanfamilyJy ssilversidestillj resiresinresidereside-residee WasVas a makercabinetcabicabinnetmaker ReneIe died inf-inances

f-inances

f-inancesManchester 9 May 1882

Their children werei William ChoateChlorate RBI b1 21 JuneJunc 1828 inn Susan CL-

eachLeachCacheii George Franklin b 2 Marrare 1830 m IlIIIHannahIli StevensiiiHi David Lee b1 22 AugAu 18311881 innl Mary J LandersIllnessivjv Ann Eliza b 27 JJuneuneJune 1833 inm inill Manchester 27 OctOcL

IS1855 Joseph L LeeLec of CNNCambridgeridge TheyTher had ii-

ELLA

E-

LLAi-

EMAS-

ienaELLAErJA Moslems Lee bh in M1 11 JulyJuju 1861vy Charles henryplenary b 24 AAprpr 1836 inm AnnieAuguries D GGrantGra-nt

mintyivi Charlotte BabsonBaboon b inill M 10 AugAu 1839 inm inIminiinill MI1 22

NovNoy 1866 by RevCy FIi VV TenneyPenney Edwin L DillBill offL-ynn

fL-ynnLinnLynn resRees Lynn

Addison ClarendonClaremont RustRu UnlinkingTwilling ChoateChlorate

lBYSynonymy an netact of the General CourtCom of Massachusetts 1ISiSg AAddisonSaddlebowLysolTRustlIst hudhad hllhall name chillchangedLinncd and isnisanisas15 allowedhillockcdi to takeNikon tinthe nameanionic of AddisonICU Clar-Clarcon-dom C-irendoncodon LillieblebIciclebecamenameinning hisIlia dc stillLilly t

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Moses Samuel SamuelSCflueS HenryHenrylHenry was hornbornboni-ng

horn-in

horni-ng

boni-ngin Manchester 14 Feb 1812 married in TamTamworthworth NN-nnIL Misshiss ElizaEzra BurleighBurling daughter of John and SarahSales-persons

Sales-persons

Sales-personsParsons Price of worthTarnTam worth He died in SacramentoSacrame-

ntoCal 1850 or 1851 Was a makercabinet-maker by tradetra-deTheir children were

1i James AddisonAddison ClarendonClaremont b in Manchester 30 Oct1839 m MarylIar EE Smith

iiil Edward HudsonIllusion b in M 1841 jenlistedenlisted inill the RegGregEde-masfaMasss VVolsViolsSols j musteredmustered outoat at Baton Rouge La re-rere-enlisted

re-enlisted

en-listed

re--enlistedenlisted in the RegEeg Mass VVolsViolsSols wasFiB shot at thehe-atless

he-atless

he-atlessbattle of Winchester Va 19 Sept 1864 d in Oct1864 from the effects of the wounds

iiiHi Sarah Parsons b inill Manchesterlanchester

William ChoateChoateeI SamuelSwineLafayetteSamuel SamuelSamuelSamuel HenryHenryl wasrasGras born 14 Mayl 18241married Dec 1850 BetseyBetsy daughter of MichaelMichaelaandBa-ndar

Ba-ndarMaryi CushmanBushman of Boston born in Cork Ireland 1831lIeHe died inl theHe war of the rebellion about 1864 TheH-eidi H-eidi H-eidiwidow residesbesides at 22 SargentArgent street Gloucester

Their children werei Margaret Annie b 26 Apr 1854 m 1880 WilliamWill-

iamWill-

iamAlvahAlva Frail a clothing dealer resRees Tompkinsloopiest P O0box 28 j no children

ii Michael SavageIsaac b 28 Maylay 1855 resRees with his mother ju-

nmarriedunmarriediii Susie A b 24 FebCb 1857 resRees LexingtonEllington Unumunmov-

ediv WWilliam Moses b1 24 July 1859 a shoe-makershoe resRees i-nlay i-nlayini-nlayLynn Unum AllAU born in Gloucester

William J37 IsraeliIsrael Israel SalSamueluelduel SamuelSamuelSamuel HenryHenryl was baptisedbaptized 15 Oct 1829 marriedwarded28 NovNay 11856165656 by Rev Chas B Smith Miss MaryMansl-aughter

Rndaughter formof Winrm R anand Mary Robinson of Gloucester

Their children werei MaryLarryfaryfairy Abigail b 5 Oct 1857 min 23 NovStove 1878 ArthurArth-

urson of JJohnohnJohn and PhebePhoebe Ann Davis BeedReed jReesresRees WestE tG-

loucesterGloucester Theyrhey hadbad i GEORGE ReedHeed b17 AugAu 1883 ii IcierHERMANIIERwN BURTONButTON b 3 Mayray 1886iii ErEmEmEREmmertERmm ARlHURVariorum 1b 8 Marl 1888

1 f Jr 1 Yc I A S aJ YiiVTOLpivotalIdebitFelix 5 r-rURLfflaictS tr-itrTm W

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SEVEEVESEVENTHSE ANTIRr GENERATION

ii William1 IIIJ RR b 22 Sept 185959 inm MaryMarvMarIaryAiry Lincoln lIas-lIaslam-bkill

clam-shell

ka-ll la-skillhalliii George W b 1 Jan 1863 d 2328 Apr 1884 Infu blastbIllsbillet-

ingblast-

ingblast-

ingingini a stone fell and crushed his skullShull causing deathiv Ellen PrancesFrances b 38 Dec 1861 in 14 Oct 1885 EdwardEdw-

ardsEdw-

ardsEdw-

ardsStory Andrews They had i OLIVEOLI FIUPRAscans Au-AuAn-drews

An-drews

AnAn-drewsdrewsdews b 18 MayTayStay 1887

vAsaAsav Asa J b 25 Feb 1867

Joseph Warren Benjamin SamSam-Sam-uel

Sam-uel

Sam-uelueldueluelduel Samuel HenryHenryl was bornboningborn inin Topsfieldtopstitch11 Sept 1817 married hiin TopsfieldTopside 6 Oct 18401140Elizabeth Harris daughter of Dudley andfind AbigailBroadstreetBradstreet Wilder born in TopsfieldTypified 122 June 1819

He diedlied in Salem 6 July 18877 at the home of hisdi-straught

di-straughtdaughterdaughter jIrMrs SmallSignally HelIe was at shoe-makershoe1AirMr JosephJosephVWY Rust was al consistent member of thete-lethons

he-notheistic

liv-elihoodsMethodistl EpiscopalEpiscopal churchinchurchingchurch in TypifiedCopied for nearly fiftyfit-ters

fit-ters

fly-ersyears most of the time holdingsholdingholding- some ofofficelice in the churchchurch-In

churchi-ngIn him the pastor always fondafound a Friedmanfriend and helper andanth-em

anth-em

anth-emthe churchchurch a warm supporter of itss interests both by lhisdis-satisfies

Di-ssatisfies

ss-acrificessacrifices for jtits support and his constantcon attn attendance uponpoin-ts

poin-ts

poin-tsits service HetHett He was a goodgoodmanod man is pronounced byhy allal-low

al-low

al-lowwho knew him His remains rest in theBc cemetery inin-

terfiledin-

terfiledTopsfieldTopside where erashe wasGras born TheLie widow resides illinh-illtops

in-

terfiledin-

terfiledTopsfieldTopsideTheirheir children wereacre

i Celia Jacks b 5 July 1811 in 1 Jan 1860 WilliamWill-iam

Will-iamAmasaAmass Small resReesre 2 Leach StSL SaleSalemSalinaIII TheyLie hadhail iv-

icarC-

ARRIEc-

artingCARRIECARml EntailE Small b1 17 AugAu 1862 min 27

OctOcL 1886 WilliamWIliam IIII11 Derby resRees Salem TheyThc hadhand

11 Rogerlifer wLO Derby b 66 OctGeL 1887 2 IlliberalIlliber-alness Iobscu-rations

bellAmasaAmass b 2 DecCc 1888 3 PaulPaid LuridFlurried b 411 July1890

ii LoringLording AberdeenAcrid b 6 NNovOY 18451815 mni Mary1 C TownI owneowned

iiijib Edwin ForrestForestForrestForestli orrestarrest b 26 JimJan 1817 inill the war of 5186118-61Resides with hishi mother in TopsfieldTopside Unmarried

Frederick Augustus Bc ifa minerninnine uinruinlniannSanelyOscine BSamuellintel Samuel henryHenry 1wasawns born itin 1VIPsIps-wich

Dis-tich

wh-ich P-s ps-pss-winewiehweighwhich 5i SeptScot 1822 marriedmarriedmarried aboutabouthon 20 Nov 18141841

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I

HENRY RUST ANDTD PAMILYFAULTY

Mary Ny daughter of Andrew Haines of NewburyportNewburgl

lIeIle left home in 184818 and nevernearer returned The widowhallowwido-wed

wido-weddied in NewburyportNewburg 23 June 18901390

Their children werei Irwin b 18 ngA-ng 1845 d 26 May 1848

ii FrancisFrilliest I1 b 15 KovKvNov 1846 d 27 ov 1851

iii Lydia AnnAim b 20 Mayfay 1848 dd 26 Sept 1849

Samuel Jr Samuel6Sr BeitBefitjimjamsBemoaning SamuelSSamuel SamSamSJSam-

uel 3 born in WestCaddie GloucesterGrouches 3uelduelTues SamuelSpaniel HenryHenrylHenry wasrasGras

Nov 1828 married first 9 MayAy 1855 MaryIary OleviaOliviadaughter of GorhamRodham and PhebePhoebe A HaskallHeadstall Davis shehe-eded

he-eded

he-ededdied 7 Marchlarch 1858 aged twenty year He marriedarrive-derci

arrive-derci

arrive-dercisecond inin Gloucester 28 Mayl 1867 by RevHev J C0C-haucerThacherTeacherHatcheriesMissIbises Margaretbraggart0 daughterdaughter of Alexander und-

ergarment

and

MargaretMargaretMcKisicMocks McLellanMcLennan born in Novajovaj ova Scotia 15

March 18381338 TIelie is a dairymandandily inin GloucesterGGlouce-sterTheirTheil children were

i John b in GloGallo 20 June 18561866 resRees GloGallo rimelimn

iiji ElbridgeHebrides D bii AugAu 1857 m Sophia MfitL GassowayCassowary

TheTube above twouvo are children of first wilewife

iii LizzieTizzies ilLY1 b 12 IaMay 1868 resReesresiftwith parents annu-m

Unum

ivv Jennie BB b 1 Dec 1871 resRees Ywithth parents unniUnum

Hon Henry Bloomfield Henry Henryryferry-menHenrytNathanielJ NathanielMechanically Henry wawas hornborn inin-

T

din-

tin

TTollbootholfactory New le 11 Maylay 1794 marriedmarri-ed

marri-ed

marri-edfirst 28 Dec 1815 PameliaAmelia daughter of Stephe-nson

StephenStephe-nson

Stephe-nsonHorne born inWolfeboroWolfe 28 AuffMattAu 1793 died bor-o bor-on

inWolfeWolfe-Wolfe-

boroWo-

lfeborobora 28 Feboh 1822 lieIle marriedmarrimariarrivedercisecond 1 Oct 1823

Hannah daughter of AndreAndrew JewettHewlett bornhorn inVin Volfactionoleo17 Apr 1798 in LakeFlaccid Hotelnotel diedlied 29 May1 1888 IleHcLe-aded

Ca-ddied

lea-

deddied in SouthSouth WolfeboroWolfeVfreehold 27 July 1876HeIle was christened Henry but in 1822 he added th-

emtheth-

emth-

emmiddle name Bloomfieldt assigningassigningas a reason tatt-ered

thattatt-ered

tatt-eredthere were tooc too many Henry Rusts

Judge RutRust was very widely known and whereverwherebywher-ever

wher-everknown highly esteemed He always resided at SouthSoul

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SEVEEVESEVENTHSEVENTIESTAI GENERATION

OleoV cofactor was a gentleman of intelligence and integrityintegri-tyof strictbit adducesand successful business habits friarof rare andenadenand en-enen-gaging

en-gaging

enen-gaginggagginggagging socialsocia qualities courteous Amdahladaptableand affableAchilles to all hos-hoshos-pitable

hos-pitable

hoshobshos-pitablepitiable and generous andaWandaand a good Samaritan in sicknesssickne-ssHe retained his faculties to a wonderful degree until thethie-very

thie-very

thie-veryvery close of life

Some estimate of hishi public character may behe found inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-the

in-terthe fact of his havingharbingeredserved in manyminer offices of struc-turing

truststruc-turing

struc-turingduring his longlonghandand active life In 1828 he was electe-d

deede-d

electedelidedtoservingrepresent hisIlia town in thetile GeneralGene Court afteratm servingin that capacity for two years liehe was elected tolo thelie Sen-SenSen-ate

Sen-ate

SenSeenSen-ateate In 1832 he was appointedappointed one of the associateassoc-iate

assoc-iate

assoc-iatejudges of the SupremeSupremacy Court of NowXe Hampshirec whichwh-ich

wh-ich

wh-ichoffice helie heldlied for six years In 401838 he wasWilS in theticLegislatureLegislature againadmin JInJnn 421840 helie was aL memmemomemberher of te-ctonic

te-ctonic

theCouncil In 718467 andImI 1852 helie was againlaagainll al membermemb-er

memb-er

memb-erof the State Legislature AllAnAndoAloofof these officesflicksounces helie filledfiledfill-ed

fill-edwithdih honor to lhimselfencl and satisfactiontion to his constituents

Intern early life Judge RustHust Spockespouseespouseded theIc doctrine of Uni-UniUni-versalism

Uni-versalism

U-ni U-nixverbalism a flfaithth cherished LovelandLeylandlovedFloyd underemployedand exemplified byhy anla-mplight

la-mplight

la-mplightupright lifeJive and whoserhose sustaining power liehe foundJoann sufisuff-icient

suff-icient

su-fi Cl-intclient to cheer and supportSupply the soul as it entered the valval-val-ley

val-ley

valval-leyleylevy of the shadow of death

Mr RustEust was one of thethc few remainingremainingof thelie Bo-lshoi

oldBo-lshoi

Bo-lshoischool polite in real kindness of heart and hand san-

dman

undandun-manly

san-

dmanmany ououtsidedc thetile altarlargee circle of lhiss immediate relativesCelticrelativ-es

clothbo-undand descendants willwillwm sighsigil witherwintrierwithWillie regret atrt the passingpassag-eway

passag-eway

passag-ewayawayawayfainterof another long familiar landmarklawmaker of thelie bestcst oldhol-idays

hol-idays

hol-idaysdays gone bybrby-bybIllsHisIlls wife outlived him several yearsye-arsApril 13 1888 she celebrated her ninetieth anniversa-ry

anniversaryat South WolfeboroWolfe andind sixforty daysclays later her WeonlifelonglifeWe onon-earth

un-earth

on-earth

un-earth

on-earth

un-earthearth was finished SheSlice was respectedrespected anesthetizedand esteemed by-a

hy-

thyby

ta large circle of friends Many a person in troubleBoucher anti-poverty

andanti-poverty

anti-povertypoverty has known her word andHand deed of sympat-hy

sympathyFor many years she was ail firm Universalistic believingbelievi-ngall life here and hereafter is throughh Christ which werewher-ever

wher-ever

wher-everher last words on religious topics The last rites werewar-head

war-head

war-headpaid her at her lateAte home June 1 1888 WV HM-etricTrickeyTrickery furlof rlTuftsliftstufts CollectedCollege spoke words osteopathyof sympathysympat-hy

sympat-hy

sympat-hyandendomorphcomfort Many1 beautifulbeautifulhmm floral offeringsofficering showed thelie

7

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IYKINKYKItYKitty RUST ANDAM FAMILYIltender feelingsfeelingfeel in a of relatives and frienfriendfriendss SheTashkentt lived notnoti-onally

noti-onally

idio-ticallyonly long hutchutebutbat wellWWII

They IilivedIviedTed on the original RustEust farmfann bordering ono-nus

o-nus

co-nj

u-njustRustHustbust Pond until 1835 when they'vethey moved to SouthSouth-y

Sout-hloleoy where they ever after resided

Their children wereii PameliaAmelia Caroline b1 in WolfeboroWolfe 141 AugAu 1816 m inh-iV 19 JulyJuly 1835 Ezra son of OtisOtis Pinkham b 5

Maylira 1807 d 8 Feb 1817 she d 6 Sept 1868They had i1 IcUnityHis PinkhamPink b 30 Mar 1836 j dd-inin LynLynn 29 Sept 1870

ii HenrylImy LorenzoLorenz b illinill WT 11ll July 1818 inm lUcindaLucidaLuc-inda Lu-cida Luc-indaHancockBlancoiiiHi AlphonzoAlphorn HorneIlion b 8 Feb 1820 mrn BetseyBetsy FurberFreeriv BetseyBetsyBetseyBetsy Annri-nri Parker b inin-nWWV 2 Sept 1821 inm inill WV

17 DecDec 18422 James F Dixon 1b1 in Sterling Ct 16June 1815 j d at S 4 Jan 1845 she 1d at WV 2 Oct1818177 j no childrenchildr-

enThe above are children of first wwifeev Joanna AdelineAlkaline 1h inill WV 25 AugAu 18241821 d 15 Maylira

1826vi Charlotte ElviraElmira b in WV 3080 AugAu 1826 m in WWVV 20

Oct 1852 Daniel WoodVoid b in WeareWare NN IIH 25 Mar1826 HeIle hasnas become veryvery wealthy hasbas kept ab-oarding

b-oarding

b-oardingboarding andfind hack stable in Boston wherelivered he resRees noin-cident

in-cident

in-cidentchildren

viivi Augusta JJewettJewC vettvet b 19 OctOcL 1828 d 6 Sept 1836

viii CeceliaCicelies ElizaEli b 28 Dec 1830 d 8 K1Xvov 1856

ixLx Albert Bloomfield bh 10 Sept 1833 m LucindaLucille F KenHenHen-dal

Ken-dal

Ken-dall

da-ll Ud-alldaldaledallUdall

x George ErastusErasmus Parker bh 28 Dec 1835 m first inb-innacles i-nfancies f-inancesMicellesfanciest Ny JJn 25 Oct 1871 Josephine MariaMari-juana

Mauri-tanians

Mauri-taniansVillainiesJaime of Boston bh in BB 17 Jan 1847 d in Du-DuDu-buque

Du-buque

Du--buque

D-ubuquebouquet Iowa 11 NovSov1 ov 1878 min second in HesnerHesternesperVesper laIa6 NNovOY 1883 Lucy AAgnesgnesAgnes Pike b 13 JanJauJ 1859 fIeHefi-replug

Ex-changed

E-xchangedchangedlunged his name to George ErastusSeashells Rust leavinglayingleavinglaYing offflof-ten

of-tenthe Parker TheTheyrhey Hanoihad no children

xid HannahLana JewettHewlett b1 9 July 1838 mUl in WolfeboroWolfe 5

Kovtrio 1862 GooGeo Burbank b inill WetWest Springfield 20Apr 1820 In NovNoy 1879 HannahLana J Burbank wasdivorcedadjourned from her husband George Burbank inm-icro

m-icro

m-icroCarroll Co Ny H on the grounds of desertion andma-ndrel

ma-ndrel

ma-ndrelcruelty In July 1880 HannahAllah J Burbank and herher-onry

her-onry

her-onryonly surviving child ElizaEli IIHarveyarveyHarvey Burbank legallylega-lly lega-lly lega-llytook the names of Hannah J Rust andamI Eliza HarveyallureHar-vey Har-veyRust resRees on the old RustEust honesthomesteadad nearIlea RustEust

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SEVENSEVENTHII GENERATIONExecration

Pond They had i GEORGEGrORGE Jinn Burbank b in WV27 AugAu 18631868 d min CharlestownCharleston Dist 8 JJuneJuncuncnc 1861ii ELIZAELIZ HARVEYclayey bh in 0O D 9 July 1865 resRees BosBos-Bos-ton

Bos-ton

Bos-tonton She is a natural artist butl has taught school forfo-rever

fo-rever

fo-reverseveral years Ast a teacher she has achieved greatgrea-siness

grea-siness

grea-sinesssuccess With her painting is a gift a pleasure andaWandaad-duces

ad-duces

and as-uccesssuccess

The author is indebted to MissfissHess RustRustic for her interestinteres-ted

interes-ted

interes-tedand effortsfilberts in aiding himbim in the collection of genealogygenealog-ical

genealog-icalicallocal data for this workYork TIelie would also make thIsHis-panic

His-panic

His-panicpublic expression of thanksthinks for an beautiful paintingpainting ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe old Rust homestead at Rust Pond in South WolfeWolfe-Wolfe-boro

Wo-lfe Wo-lfe tor-soWolfe

boroboron executedexcited by her expressly forfOJ the author TheTe-nanting

Te-nanting

Te-nantingpainting shows the Lombardy poplar tree wherewhe-re

wher-etoColCool HenryHeury RustBust the original proprietor of WWolfeWolfe-Wolfe-boro

Wo-lfe Wo-lfe tor-soboroboron died in 1807 see 318131

xxii Harriet Joanna b iiniII WV 15 FebPel 1811 j d in WV 20SeptCelt 18471817

RichardRichardi Hilt Infinity HenryJewry NathanFlatlandFalaf-el

Nalhan-iel

Nathan-iel ie-l Ki-elielKiel Nathanielflatland HenryHenryl wasas bornhorn 2 AptApr 17832 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid StillSallySaUSaulStepdaughtery daughter fITof JosiahToshibaITosiahJosiah ThurstonTurnstone of Alton Ny-n

sItI-n

I-

InII born 2 Apr 1780 lie died 7 Oct 1807

Their children werei LucyLuc Parker b 1 Apr 1807 min 19 Feb 1829 JJohnJohn-

BJoh-

nJohn-

BJoh-

nohuOahuhu-

bBB CloughCough b 20 Nov 1800 They had i ELIZAICloughCough b 22 Mayfay 18311881 ii ArALBERTcRT OutrideINTRUDE b17 JJuneuneJune 18321882 iii MAHYLUlY ELIZABETHReliantlyL b 25 Jan 1835iv SUSAN AUGUSTA b 29 Oct 1839

Henry TripoliGrillworkI 6 Henry HenryReentryenryHenry NathanielAlulaeITT c tieNathanielNathanieZ HenryIcierIberianswas born 19 MarchZaire 1785 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid Nancy daughter of Jeremiah NorrisyorrisMorris ITcIle died 22Sept 1856

Their children werei GeorgeSGeorge b 10 July 1810 m DrusillaBrasilia Davisii LouisaLouisa b 1 Nov 1812 m in WolWoolWolfeboroWolfeboron 25 tiNovXvov 1829

John sonSOIl of James McDuffieCodified of Alton NST H b 7Apr 1808 d in AltonAton 1867 They hadbad i MiryHitHaiti-ansJASAS liquefiedQMcDuffieCodified b 2 Sept 18301880 ii GEORGEGEORGEGEORE b 6Dec 1832 iii AUGUSTUS MotrinBraun b 1 Jan 1835 ivin-fancy

in-fancy

in-fancyNANCY RusTLUST bu 1 Apr 1837

r

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22323 2 IBM ILUSTKUST AJANDA JFAMILYA ULYJULY

Thomas RichardRichardHenrysHenry HenryIcefall i Nathanlathan-Nathan-ielielKiel Henry was bornhorn in WolfeboroWolfe N HIL27 NovXOY 1798 married in WolfeboroWolfe 19 MarMIar 1823PhebePhoebe C0 daughter of John Light andaud Eleanor ClarkChi-rpierPiper bornhorn in StrathamStrata NK I-IIHII 21 MarAfarrare 1800 died 15

Sept 1887 lieIle died 11516j JanTan 1890HODeacon ThomasThoma RustRut was educated in the schoolsschool ofoa-

fish

oa-

fish

oa-fishhis native town andanteand at GilmantonWilmington Academy lieIle spentspiltsp-elt

sp-ent

sp-entmuch of his earlycurlyearl lifeWe in teachingsteachingtrenching schoolchool and surveyingsurvey-ing

survey-ing

survey-ingland WasAVas for a tingetime secretary treasurertraducer and trustee ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe WolfeboroWolfeyWolfe and Tuftoar Academy For manyMa-yercarcar wawaswa-a postmaster at WolfeboroWolfeyoleo CountyCoinit judge ofoc-

toroonCarrollCarron county and for a longnonnumericIons number of years an activeactiv-e

antip-yretic

act-ive

act-iveJusticeJCutie of the Peace lieIle was a Congregationalist inin re-rere-ligion

re-li

rel-

ic

rere-ligionliligionlegionion Became a Masonlason in DecemberDecember 1824 and heldelse-where

else-whereseveralseveralEmil officei in that orderolder Wasas madeTirade a RoyalHoyal ArchArch-deacon

Arch-deacon

Bac-hmanMasonMacon in 1826 lieIle awas proprietor ofasofaof a hotel inviolacyin WolfeWolfe-Wolfe-boro

Wo-lfe

Wolfe-boro

Wo-lfe

Olfac-toryborobora as wellswell as a merchant These various oOfficesofficelcc andad-monition

rand-

omizationsposition showhow tthee highesthigh esteem inin which helie was heldSheldoninI-HS

inM-inis

in-fillhis town

TheirThor childrenchicken wereweleI SUSSUDSSusanlU b 5 Jan 16251025 inIll 5 Dec 1842 RevRv NaNa-Na-

thanielNa-

thanielNa-

thanielthanielthane swellCog sonsou of CaptCaput Mosescloses CoilCoffinConinu of Bos-BosBos-cawen

Bo-scage B-os B-ooscowmen N1 ITn b 2421 Mar 1815 d 9 JanJim 1868 HeHe-ns

He-Ws

le-asWasvans aIt Congregational ministermollusc settled atfit JJacksonJackson-Jackson-town

Jack-son to-wn

Jacks-ontown and Piqualiqua Ohio Grad at Dartmouth CollegeColle-ge

Colle-geab 1837 gradad at theological Seminary CincinnatiCalcificati-onab 1811 TicThy had ij ELLENx Elli9Liz CoffinCoflin b 2

Apr M188 4 min BenjaminConjoin F Stuart d 3 Oct 1878helie d 6 Oct 1881 no clich iiii JonJiltonyx WarlordWILLIAMWouldr bh 8

JFebel 1816 d 18 Apr 1846 iiii TestifierSlur bh 27 JJanall18471817 d 30 JanTall 18471817 iv Lucy AUDITAltoona b 5 Jan1819 d 5 DecCc 181874187174 v RYIitIliav FKillFnrNor b 16

Oct 1850 inm Alice ClarissaCzarist daudaubau of ThomasThom logLogo-ffof Point MarbleheadMarlene 0 b 242 AugAu 1851 Theyriley hahadactL1 MaryManw Rulf b 28 JuneJill 18841881 2 ScottIto FurnhamFarnham b20 May 18871857 vilerviyi MKLariatlyL LOUISA b 20 Nov 1852vii lYlIEIL T1 MoronMONKTON b1I 15 Nov01 1861 viii LIZL-vRUSTnUSI bh 20 JJanUllHull 1864 inlU RevHey TJamesames Putnam son ofo-f

O-xfam

F-ijiansJJames Putnam OBrianO'Brian b 9 Sept 1861 unsettlednowno settledsettle-dusas a CongregationallyCongregational minister at OlenaLena Ohio

ii JJohnolmlm RichardPilchard b 23 May 1828 min Mary L PeircePierceiii Thomas HenryMICR b1 6 d 22 JJulyulyJuly 1832

iv George DonorUnaryplenary bh 26 July 1839 m JosephineJoseph Byrne

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SSEVENTHSF VErIIV TH OEGENERATIONRATIO

William William HenryHenlYHenrylHenry HenryHey flatlandlanthan-ide

Mailm-anKiel Henry was born 1 JuneJaw 1788 marmar-mar-ried

mar-ried

mar-riedriedreid first Olive DelandEland marriedarrivedercimarried second Polly daughterdaught-er

daught-erof Benjamin EvansRyans of AltonAlton XN H he died 25 Sept1848

TheirTheil children wereworewer-e5i HannahLana b 23 Feb 1821 min 7 Mayay 1810

Moses son of Moses Thompson b 4 MatMairalUral 1811MrsrsTheyMosesosesMoses Thompson resoleresRees WolfeboroWolfe XK IfII Theyhad i WILLIAMVIIILorain RusRuss Thompson b 4 Marfir 1841d 24 layMavrimy 1865 ii1 MOSES FeltFItSkirlsrr b 20 Mayfir1846 in 28 Dec 1870 AbbieAbide Helenlifelong KerseyHorsey b 19lairrefill 1850 Helie d 23 Jan 1890 TheyheyThey

bhad 1 LesterLesley

Diesel b 8S Marroller 18731878 2 Guy JLJr b 1878 d 17Jan 1890 3 DanaDam hosesJ b 2321 JuneJulIe 1880 41 IrelanTeenIrrecl-aimable

Tee-nagerAlberta b 8 JanTan 1881 d 23 DecDee 1889 5j Edith b10 Dec 1889 d Feb 1890 iiiin ErrELTAETA11 MARIAlitmus b20 Novyov 1847 m 27 Mayarty 1866 Dr HenryMillenary RustHust sonspo-of

spo-of

spo-ofof JohnJoel Tappanlapping Parker RustErnest seedescentdescent sec 3181 i iv1 3 Theyrhey hadbud 1Jhaltea S W ParkerPinker b1 9July 1868 inm 41 JJunene 1890 GeoGeol DHarperHarperLure 2 AlAl-bertabertaberthaItae Limp bh 7 Oct 1870 3 henryJoinery RustRug b 19June 1875 ivIv ADAAnti FlAFlab Thompson bh 28Dec 1852 v JuveniliaAlbania ADAnglerrileELLI b 13 July 1851 d20 Dec 1860 vi JudoFm D Sappororo b 20 AugAu 1857

ii BetseyBetsy StoddardStandard bh 188 Sept 18241 innI 25 Apr 1845John C LeavittLevitate bh 28 MarMellor 1817 d 3 Sept i1864sheOd 29 Mar 1890 They budhand i MARYMAKY OUlILeavittLevitate b1 29 Feb 1818 min 25 TovNoyov 1874 GeoGeol LL-unarWilbur b 1813 JuneTunc 1852 iijj JOHSJOSH WY b 166 lieblibFeb1852 min 16 Dec 1882 MaryIaryAiry E FoggFoggyFog hb 31 Oct18181313 resRees V iii CUACUBACHARLESClarinetsHL S KE bh 16 fluMay1857 iv JARHARDY RUSTRouser bh 15 AugAu 1860 minIll 8 May1881 LottieLoWe EE Manchesterranches b 25 Mar 1845 Helie re-rere-side

re-sides

rere-sidesHenryflourysidessider on a partpan of the original gruntgrant to ColCool HenryflouryRustHust in Willie Ny Hn

Nathaniel WilliamWilliamG Henry HenryHenry4 NathanNathan-Kie-v Jonath-an Nathaniel HenrylHenryHenrHenry waswis born 9 Sept 1790 marmar-mar-ried

Imar-ried

ar-arcar-riedriedreid inYinkyin YWolfeboroWolfelifeblood XN LH Lydia daughter of Jacob Fol-FolFol-som

Fol-som

so-mFol--

somsomsoma bornbom in WWolfeboroWolfelifeblood 1791 died 27 Feb 1819 HeRe-married

Re-married

Re-marriedmarriedarrivederciInscribersecond Fanny daughter of AndrewAndrewHigginsWig inbornhom 11 Mayl 1797 died 2 AlayAllaylay 1815 lieIle marriedmarr-ied

marr-ied

marr-iedthirdthird Maryillary widow of Benjamin Fullerton and daughterdaughter

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HENRY RUTRUST ANDum FAMILYEAiof JamesJames VirginWig in He died 1 AugAu 1859 interredinterred att-VVWolfeoleo The widow resides in Lowell past ninetynin-

etynin-

etymai-

nly c-otwo years of ageMlle

Their children werei1 HannansHanna b at WolfeboroWolfe N Hn 1 JulyJ 1817 m ag-

gregateatag-

gregate

ag-

gregateGreat FallsFans N Hn 10 SeptScot 1837 Josiah NorrisMorris b illinm-illstone

W-

instonW-

instonSutton Vt 15 Jantitan 1807 d1 at Ft AnnAim N Y 2

fay1afay 1881 Soon after their marriage they moved toLoO-gles

to-

gglesto-

gglesGlens Falls N Y where he engaged inhi the maniacmanufac-ture

manufac-ture

manufac-turetureturret of lime About 1870 they moved to Ft Ann NN-YY TIelie was aIi strong republican and a very temperatetemper-ateman Both united with the ML EE church in early lifewidwide resRees Ft Ann yN Y They had i WILLIAMImmixf nJNorris b at Glens Falls 10 NovSov 1839 m first 3717

Janan 1871 Frances E daudaubnu of RevEpicF Oozier of FLALAFt AB-aptistBaptist church j she d 19 Feb 1873 m second 1

Jan 1884 Mrs Maggie King of Washington D C

TIeIle is engaged in irrigatingirrigating canal enterprises resReesred-skinsKansas City Moo They hadbad 1 swardEduardo JorJour JO b 1

JJuly 1872 d 16 Apr 1880 2 A Son d 21 Feb1873 ii SUSAN ELLENLoren b at Glens Falls 22 Afarrare

18411811 m 24 rJuly 1863 RogerT ogerRoger A HavilandThailand a farmerfannerfarm-er

fawn-er

fawn-erat G F They hadheld 1 TraUmTram Aw1110 HavilandThailand 1b 24

AprApr 1864 iiiin nAILiNIlionHANNAHIlionMajorrr MAMALmMalnourishLuntBlunt NorrisNorrisKoms b at GlensGlenGlas-sfuls

Glas-sfulsFalls 3 June 1813 m 27 Nov 1871 IsaacSC IL Finchmerchant at Ftlit A They hahad 1 Dateline FinchFinc-hhb 13 Sept 1872 2 beriLei b 122 Sept 1875 3

JmFerryY b 27 Febbib 1880 iv ACLUCITADELSCIALF JOSIAHr NorrisMorri-sb at GFG F 9 July 1845 d 11 AugAu 1815 vMAR-THA

LustrateLustr-ateLUErBluer LA b atfit G F 5 AugAu 1851 d 2 May 1854

ii Lydia b 23 FebFeh 1819 m in Summers Mere 5

Jan 1842 Charles Lewis hHamiltonamiltonHamilton of G F b inig-noramus

M-

inorcaMoreauMora Saratoga Co Ny Y 12 JuneJuno 1819 she d 3

Jan 1869 Hene resRees at G F The above HannahNana findandFin-dlay

A-ndy

A-ndyLydiaLydin arearc chichildrendrenden of firstlist wt They badhad i LewisLr ISLynx Hamiltonplankton b 2 Jan 18431813 m 2328 AugAu 1873

Mrsfirs Cornelia PattenPaten GodfreyGoodrich They had 1 AlfredJiltedb 8 Feb 1879 iiHil-

da

LYDIA LIbELLAELI b 1 Sept18461845 m 12 AugAu 1882 Edwin B13 Lord she dld 1 Apr1887 iii EDOEDGAR JAMES b 5 Oct 1846 d 5 Jan1849 iv RTHAL ElbaEarlEMMAEULti b 22 Feb 1851 m 15

June 1870 Ernest Alfred Stevens They had 1

LydiaLydia Slav Stevens b 29 Apr 1871 2 MarthaMar-tha

Mar-thaJimaEmma b 17 Sept 1873 v CHARLESHales FRANKFRFran-klinHamilton b 25 Dec 1853 d 1318 Dec 1886 vi SA-

RAH

SA-SASA-

RAlIAr-

galiSASA-

RAHRAHRAlI ForsoForsookFOLSOMr b 17 KNovXvov 1855 m 7 NovNor 1877 ThosEthosTh-esisIsaac Millsfills resRees Glens Falls They had 1 IIer-IIerIc-ier fl-er be-Hbertbelt Huskily Mills b 27 AugAu 1878 2 DiosLidos lewisLeaf

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SSLSvenVerifyVE rIfrife GENIratioGEN Erwin N

b 20 Mayfay 1880 3 John b 10 d 20 June 1890 viiv-iiI

v-ial v-ialAIABUUR HERBERT InanitionHamiltonInanition b 27 Sept 1857 min25 Apr 1882 Julia Dennison

iii Nathaniel ParkerPacker b 18 Sept 1821 dd 23 NovNoY 1823

iv Nathaniel Parker b 18 Sept 18241821 min Sarah Non-standard

AnnNon-standardStoddardStandard and HHarrietlorikeet Wallace

v FrancesPrances Ann b 21 NovNoy 1827 ni-n 15 Marliarfar 1848 Wim-p

WinVmP son ofoi WilliamFilial Watson he d in the warwall of theth-ere'll

th-ere'll

th-ere'llrebellion j she d 29 Mar 1867 no chilchildchildrenrenOren

vi CharlesOharles Augustus b 28 Mar 18301880 inm Mary AnnAllAna-tolians

Ann-apolis

Ann-apolisRollinsHollins

vii Martha CarneliaCamelia b 26 1Febeb 1833 min 27 Dec 1865VrnWarn RER Simmons b in PlainfieldPlain el CtOt 14 Oct 1820 jj-

dd 14 MarIll 1880 she inm second 28 Nov 1888 JosephJoseph-A

Josep-hA JohnsonJohnson of Alton N ITTI b 22 NovNoyov 1823

viiivi Alfred b 20 Dec 18401810 i d 1 AprAJr 18422Mesa WilierWilierG HenrysHenry HHenry NathanNathan-Nathan-

iel ie-l Na-ilielKiel 3 Nathaniel Henry wasusrasGras hornborn inTdintin WolfeboroWolfeTolfactory N II20 AugAu 1796 HelIe waaWadaWl one of three atut one Girt-hs

birthHRHHis triplet brothers were ShadrachShalom wholido died youngy mg andamIca-ndledAcne who marriedinspirited Hannah MayhewMathew lieIle marriedmarri-ed

marri-ed

linar-itefirst 25 NovKov 1821 Marthatha daughterdaughter of Nathaniel andado-rnment

ado-rnment

ado-rnmentContent HamblenShamble Frost of RodhamGorhamGramGrammiesMeIe born 12Feb 1803 died 25 Mar 1835 hebe arrivedercimarriedwarded second 27July 1836 AlliaceousSally WaterhouseWatches died inhl GorhamGram Mcfe1874 lieIle was a tailor by occupation

Their children wereccciviliani WilliamVillain Appletong b 22 JJunene 1823 min Francesfrancs J

and Sarah J GoodenowGoodieGoodi-eii Martha Ann b 3 NNovro 1825 dd 5 AugAu 1832

iii SarahSandra JJanene b 21 Jan 1828 min HoratioTomato GCr JRusscubs secseeiv no childrenchildre-

niv Susan Mariararirarify b 15 Marfn 1830 d 15 Sept 21332

v Nathaniel Johnson b 28 Nov 1833 min Marthawrath CaroCaro-Cro-ne

Caro-line

Caro-linelineUne CarterCanter

The above are children of first wif-e

wife

vi CharlesCLaries Oliver b 21 AprAlf 1837 d 19 Jan 1843

vii George WT bh 17 Feb 1842 mfirstfirst SusanUnsullied PlummerSlimiermin second

j

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HENRYIRENEh ENRYHENRY RUSTRUST ANDND FAMILYEAAbednegoBeading Williams HenrySHenry HenryHemryHenryHenryNa-NaJ as-tiflethanielthane Nathaniel Enrollh enryHenry was born in ToledooleoWolf-e

ylifebloodN H 20 AugAu 1796 married firstfa-atfir t 24 MayMaJ 18201819 Hannah daughter of Nathaniel MayhemMayhem- ofso-fteners

so-fteners

so-ftenersDanversDarners bornhorn 1799 died in Salem 24 Mayflay 1828helie married second 151 MayAy 1831 Sally daughter ov-erheard

ofo-rchard

o-rchardRichard MoultonMouton of GilmantonGilman N H born in MereMere-Mere-dith

Mere-dith

Mere-dithEdith N HE 18 Novov 1806 died 3 Mayflay 1887 Ed-died

Ed-died

IleHeLe-adeddied in RutlandOutland Vt 25 layMay 1853 WasTas a blacksmithblacksmi-th

blacksmi-th

blacksmi-thby occupation

Their children werei Nathaniel Raychem b 19 AugAu 1820

K-ovK-vm Emma S daudaubau-fof Joseph CateCare of StraffordStratford b 22 KNovov 1822 He d6 JuneLame 1883 widow d in Providence RR IL1 1122 AugAu1889 no children

ii William OrneHorne b1 27 June 1822 mmLucyunluckyLucy daudan of JoshuaJoshua-E

Joshu-a Jos-hua Jos-huaEEdwardswar s of Great FallsFuji NS IIJJ She lived butlilt a shortsor-tie

sor-tie

sor-tietime after marriage lieIle d inill GG-GPFP 29 NovKov 1885no children

iii Sally b1 4 Jan 1824 d Mayflay 1825iv HannahFauna MayhewMathew bh in DanversDancers 31 AugAu 1826 mni 1firstfir-

strest

at RoxburyRobbery 8 JJuneuncnc 181848 Charles son of SamuelSa-muel Sa-muel Sa-muelSprague and LucLucy TrenchFrench Williams bh in RoxburyRobbery16 Apr 1826 d in RR 27 Feb 1857 was a drugg-ist

druggistdrugg-ist

drugg-istfindandhandlerclerk of cordage manufactory She m second 28SeptScup 1881 Henrylivery Augustus son of James and SarahSar-ah Sa-rahRust Folsom her first seecousincousin sec 67 iii ii11 b inin-grate

in-grate

in-grateGreat FallsFulls Ny IIIf 30 NovXvgOV 1821 resRees Parker S-tockton

ststBoston Highlands a carpenter and builder by Occupiedoccupantoccupa-tion

occupa-tionOccupationtionion HannahDiana M and Chas WilliamsWill hadbad i LucyLucyLUC-Y

fA-fAWilliams 1h in RoxburyRobbery 1848 m in RoxburyRobbery

8 Mar 1872 AQuaffingAustinLatin Tucker son of William and An-AnAn-gelina

sa-lina

An--salinasalinaann Tucker HortonLotto 1b in Canton 12 FebFeh 1852Grad in Boston Commercial CollColI liasHas held variousvari-ous vari-ous vari-oustown officeszodiacs Is a grocer in Canton They hadbad 1

Alice 11HortonLiptonortonGorton b in RoxburyRobbery 41 Oct 1872d 14H Febleb 1873 2 LatticeJutties Williams1 b in E Somer-SomerSomer-ville

Somer-ville vil-le

Somer--villevillevile 4 Dec 1873 3 Williamfilliam1 Austin b in Canton 4Feb 1880 4 CharlesCollarless henryenry b in C 28 Sept 18835 AllenAlien Mayallay b in C 4 Jan 1888 ii HARRIETHAHRIETHARR-IET

HARR-IET IELIZA b in RoxburyRobbery 23 Apr 1850 m in R 1876They had 1 A Daughter iiiill CHARLESRELICS ALFRED b26 Jan 1852 d Unum in RRII 28 Dec 1872 ivpi-geonhole

d-iverge i-v E-pitomeGEORGEGOETHE RUDIRYDERIntenderR b 8 DecCc 1853 d 19 Apr 1856 vS-PRAGUE

v-PS R-

OUENSPRAGUEStructure b 12 Sept 1855 d 13 Sept 1857The above are children of first wwilewifec

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SEVENTHSEVENTIES GENERATIONGEvy Caroline Fellows b in GilmantonGilman N2 IL11II 22 July

1832 m in PortlandPound Melie 15 Nov 1849 Charles nBG-eorgeGeorge of HaverhillLaver b in Laver 29 Marrare 1829 js-

heshe d in Waukegan IllIli 28 Mar 1884 He resRees inin-line

in-line

in-lineElgin ill They had i MAniManiaLunLuna Louisa George bb-inin Reading 6 AugAu 1850 mID in Waukegan 3181 Mayray1871 WY S WatrousWaterbus resRees VVernonernonVernon lAvee ChicagoTheyChicagobadhad 1 WatrousWaterbus b1 at Waukegan 2HarryBarry b at Chicago 38 Roy b at C iiil CURDLESCruzCHARLE-SH

CURDL-ES

runsru-nsII George bD in Reading 3 MayflY 18521862 d in WV 9Jan 1872 iii IDAIna A b in NorthorthNorth BenningtonKensington VVtt25 Nov185301853 m at Waukegan BB J Cloesdoes resRees LakeLa-ke La-ke La-keBluffBluffing IllIII They had 1 Tracie CloesClones b in Chicago2 GussieGussied b in Lake BluffInuit 3 CarrieSciaticGC1ic Louisa b in LL-BBB ivjy CARMEC EmrEm-EllaAgorar George b in Waukegan 27Oct 1859 in in W G A LongeeLonger resRees HollyTullyOlympiansSprings Miss TheyTher hadbad 1 HowardWillowware 0 LongeeLougee b inin-ching

in-chingChicago vyEIL L George b in WV 1318 JuneJunc1862 inni in WV WT S Davis resRees Indiana AyeAveAn-echoicChicago j noao ch vi ELIZAFerreiraELI A G b 11 Mar 1867 d inin-V

U-VVV 10 Dec 1868 vii WAITERlERTarn J b in WV 10 Marl1869 resRees Chicago Unumunroll

viTi Helennelen Marfar b 25 Dec 1836 j d Oct 1858vii George WashingtonGaslight b 17 rJan 18391889 min IEstEsthers1 her J Foxviii Edgar AppletonAppleton b 10 Sept 18431848 d 28 July 18441814beixb LydiaLuna FrancesFallacies bh 16 AugUg 1845845 in G F Kimball Han-

sonhasHan-

sonHan-

sonone sonSOll resRees 1715 MichiganItching AAvevc Chicagox Laura LaicalAlien b 8S July 1847 inJH and haslias oneouch dandui

resRees ClevelandOcclude stst UkChicagoJo

MajMa John Joseph JosephTrousseaus JosephTopspin flatlandfloatpla-ne i-iielKielieZdie NathanielMyasthenia lentil Wlwas hornborn in NoblesKnolls fireMcIm-probablyprobably 1768 marriedmendedmarried in Lincolm-illeLincolm Mefire SaySallydaughterScallywagof GeneralGene George andland MaryLiar AndersonDandelion U-l m-r Ul-UlUl-mer

El-mer

Ul-mer

El-mermermere of LincolnvilleLincoln bornhorn in Lincoln 1781 lieddieddie-d

lie-dat Russ Point Belfast Melc 18 June 1857 HeThe dieddeedi-ng

deedi-ng

deedi-ngin Belfast private records say 3 NovNoy 1918 WilliamwavingWilli-am so-nssonssoils Belfast says 3 NovNay 18184313 aged seven-ty seventyfiveseven-tyyears lieHe wasawns a1 merchantmulch ship-buildership and farmerfarriercommissarycommissary Lindaanimatorandland major inin thelie armygray

liene owned the first storetOle everTer opened in Belfast beingbei-ng bei-ng bei-ngone ofor the first settlerssculls thereBelow arc al few items hitcherwhich were taken from the HisHis-His-

toryHis-

torytorytortore of Belfast

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JmHENRYTIERRY RUST AANDArnrn FAMILYITLYtCMajor JJohnohnJohn Russ was one of the many hardy stron-stronstrongstrong-stone-

walled wil-led astr-onwilledmed enterprisingenterprising men who came here to buildupbuildguild upapaupaah-

omehomephoneeuphoniesin the comparative wilderness in the early partpan ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe presentpercent century TieJIe was at one timetillie extensively in-inin-terested

in-terested

inin-terestedteethed in realestreal estate in the villagevillagee and in navigationnavigationAt the commencement of the warnn of 1812 he waslS theten-sile

ten-sile

ten-silesole or principle ownerown of a brig just launched She layi-ng

layJayJ-ailayi-

ngin the docketdock westerly of the railroadrailroad wharfhalfwharfuntil the doseclosedos-e clo-se

clo-seof the war at a heavy losso s to her owner The wharfwh-arf wh-arf wh-arfwhichwithstoodsoonerstood near the dock belongedbelongedcwasto him pandasand W-ako

wasW-akoas

known as longaslongslong as RemaineditH remained there Assisias II Russ WharfWha-rfThe preciseprescribe year when he removedenjoyed his residence and busbus-bus-iness

bus-inessinessness to the localitylocality now known as City Point isif not re-reBr-emen

re-membered

rere-memberedmemmemomemberbared PriorPriOlo to his removal it was known as ClarysClary'sCar-sonPoint afterwards and for many yearsyear as Russ's Point

HeHc was a man of great muscular power but neverHeyer ex-exex-ercised

exex-ercisedexcised it lo10 the detriment of his fellow men HelIe was aa-man

A-

mman

a-man

A-

mman

a-man

A-

mmanman of humor but his mirthmirth wasus neverMeyer boisterous iliiiIIiFish-wifewife the daughter of UUmerUlmerRumru-nner

waswac daughter MajorGeneral George mermereone of the prominentprominent men of tinsthis section of the countcountrycountr-yiin11 the early part of the1 he century

Their children werei George UlcerLiner bh 31 DecCG 1800 inm HarrietTarried MuseIUDs andba-

ndannaFanatical LaddLudd2 O iiji Joseph ReedHeed m Lost on the Mississippi RiverHIV

iiiHi JJohnolmlm Augustus b Dec 1804 in Catherine CornellCorne-lliv Theodore d 1807 aged oneoue yearv CharlesCharlie Austin bh 2 May J1808 inm Sarah Fletcher andan-

dAn-

damanAn-

damanJEmmalIlmalIma JJ Marshvi MaryMarv Elizabeth b 1810 min George ClarkeCarked BrooklynBrookly-

nKIN Y lieIle was a newspaper correspondent formerform-er

form-er

form-erresRees MaidenMadden she d alab 1887 They had 1iClarke killed in the armyarray ii MESCILAChili s was FirstJurist

Lieutenant of a Masslass RegGregRegHeg iii MMARVMARtv inm CharlesCha-rles Cha-rles Cha-rlesPetitExtant editor of a paper in Kansas iv liquoredF-J Cohe-nce

m Gilbert Bray merchant of Deer Island Maine vC-

armelC-arr C-

ARRIECARmeCarr inlat11 ThurloughThrough a merchant oDof P1 rI HerllerHer-fi

She-ri

all-ergist

Her-eafterfihitherher GeoGeol Clarke resides with her

2 3 vii FrancisFilches Anderson b inill Belfastenlist 3 Feb 1811 inm MaryMary-Ann

Ma-yanMary-

AnnMa-yan

faryfairyAr-yanAnn FletcherFlIiI etcherviii TuneJane Anderson b 22 Jan 1816 m HatchlingsAttila T1i LaddLadedLead-

offof St Louis Mofo once a veryveryeryvery wealthy IIImanninnan She d28 simonyay 1889 lieII c once ownedowlownedllItnIt sash and blindKillifish IncInc-

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SEVENTHTJI GENERATION

torytort in St Louis lieIle d Sept 1890 j failuresfamily resReescre-StSt L TheyTheyThey- hadbad i JonJourJoT LadLaddLaded m MissLissBliss PaigiePaigePigeo-nholed

Pigeo-nholedUntold of StSt L one of the wealthiest families inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-linethe city One of thetic streets was named after herhe-ftily

he-ftily

he-ftilyfamily lieHe is western agent for P Lorillard 8S CoCr-ookbacktobacco manufacturers yK Second St St L iii-talic

i-talicALICEAlicia min Comstock of na WellWell-hwellknownlOWlllOll family ofo-ft

o-ft

o-ftSt L iiii RALPHRip A min wife is an authoressresRees 11 Scott stst Chicago iviYSATTILA min vv-

RV-

HFJ-

ESSIEJRJF-JaimeiEa-iEIE mIllibeixi Sally UlmerUlcer b atfit RussRues PointPim now BelfastElitist MaineMainc 17

July 1817 min in Belfast 15 Dec 1837 CoTeoTheo UlmerElmerElme-r

Num-eralsWilson b in Lincoln Maineline 11 Aprpr 1804 d ini-nsurer

in-surer

in-surerAuroraAurora Illm 3 Apr 1889 she d inhl Sandwich IllIll-Ill-inoisNov 1886 he was a merchant They hadband i SARAHAlistairSARA-HI

SARA-H SA-RAJAJI Wilson d Unum ii CAROLINE A mIll EnosKenosNos-econe

Ent-ozoan

Deo-dorantDonneDoane he is mayor of Sandwich iii ADDAUGHTE-Rd a few hours old iv CiliumlargishHAITIr HUSKHusE b inill Belfast6 NovNoy 1845 m first at Ottawa IllHIIll Dec 1861Wm S KelleyKelly b nearnetter Philadelphia Pa 1829 d K-ino

in0 22 July 1865 HeUe was a manInan of high intellectualintellectintell-ectual intell-ectualattainments was mathematical editor of severalsevern periperi-peri-odicals

peri-odicals

peri-odicalsedictsdials watwaz for ten yearsyears principalIronical of schools in ParillPa-ndaand NewarkNewark N J andand held prominent positionsposition upupto-wn

upto-wn

upto-wnto the datelate of hisWs death She Inm second at KenoshaKeno-shaWisWigs 15 Feb 1876 Peter son of HeinrichHeimlich 1111and1 Elisa-ElisaElis-abeth

Elis-abeth

Elisa--betha El-isabethabertha Kessler Kleinn b at NussbaumNassau HenishRicans Prussia1 Sept 1816 Peter KleinJ camecarne foto the UnitedCited StatesStat-es

Stat-es

Stat-esin 1861 and in 1868 established the Aurora YYolksFolksfre-und fre-ud folksfreundfreud at AuroraA Flora of which paper helie is still edit-or

editorfetordetrai-ned

edit-orand pubpublisherberbeer In connectionunction with hishi paper MrM-erlin

1Klein has a11 large job printingperiling establishment in bothbot-ching

bot-ching

bot-chingEnglish and German They had 1 CarrieCrane AIOAI Kel-KelKel-ley

Kel-ley le-y le-vyleylevy b in Ottawa Ill 20 Jan 1864 gradmd at the Au-AuAu-rora

Au-rora

AuAu-roraroraroar high school June 1880 min 27 June 1888 Adel-AdelAdel-bert

Ad-ele

Adel-bert

Ad-ele be-rt Adel--bertbert nB son of01 Amos B13 andund Harriet A DamonDamouDam-onCoon b inill MarengoMoreno 1 Feb 1855 grad aini Ober-OberOber-on

Ober-lin

Berl-in li-n Oli-nlinin CollCoIl Ohio 1877 admitted to the bar in 1879 isis-a

Li-sa

is-a

Li-sa

is-a

Li-saa lawyer andml statessifts attorneyAntoine of 11Henrycur Co Illm hissh-ifter

sh-ifter

sh-ifterfather the late Judge Coon waswae anlill eminent jurist ofof-ten

of-ten

so-ftiethe northwestern bar 2 UlmerImo IP Klein b at AuAu-rora

Au-AuAu-rora

Au-roraroraroar 3 Oct 1877 3 Clio KesslerJesJens lelle b in A 9 Dec1881 vy AliTitlarksILKJ x A Wilson b in BelfastDelft Me 6 Oct18181717 m in JJolietoldie IllIll 9 Oct 1865 JJamesames CC-CSonson ofJoseph T1 andIud MarylaryLarry MahoneyFathomMahoney h1 inill SearsmontSpearmint MainefillJ Lee wasWaffles Representative to the state legislature of illseveral terms liehe is atnt present a collectcoalminescoal mCIIllet chant at Au-AuAu-rora

Au-rora

AuAu-roraroraroar They had 1 redFred MahoneyNihon bh 5 Feb1867 inIll 2 NovoY 1889 at A MissIbises EmmaEstonia BeebeBeebread ofof A2 LewilLenis it b 41 JuneTulle 1875 vi CuCnConiumvictorsiu ns A us-usu-

nseen

s-s

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HENRYRETRYHE RUST ANDAD FAFAMILYFAULYICILY

TITrivialTIN EvilsWilsonIliad bto 3 Apr 1849 vii MARYfiLmy E viii ISAISA-Is-abel

ISA-BELLA

isA-BELLABELLAELLA Lxix ALICEALTCE x ELLA PFJ xi GEORGEGOWER U ii-iJEXlElExileE L

x Caroline Augusta d at 18 years of ageimpartialxi Maria Antoinette 5J d in infancy

Major Joseph Topspin Basenji JosephtJoseph JanN-athanielthane 3 NathanielNathaniel HenryPhenyl was born in Booth BayBa-nyanMaine about 1772 marriedmalTed in Jefferson Maine JanesJamesAns-werers

JaneWeeksvexes born in JeffersonCurbstone Me about 1776 died i-ncasing

ini-ncasing i-ncasingWashington MeIe about 1836 helie died inincasingWorthingtonWashingtonaboutmahout 18641861 He was a miller and wrightmill pandasand wasMajor of the militia

Their children werei James mmelaninHannahRannah PatrickAirsick d in Washington Me st-

abmtt

ahab 60 years TheyThy had one daudan who m Dr John DW-

alkerWalker andresAndreasand resRees in ThomastownThomson MeIc

ii John m SarahSam GoveGave d in Somerville MeIe attactct abah 65yearsyeas HadIIaIa no1children

271 iii Lot MyrickMerck bh 1805 m Eliza M JonesivlV PollyPoliy Maryfiary m in Washington Co MeIe RevRey TimothyTimot-

hysonSOil of Timothy and Polly CunninghamChummingC nil am b in EdgeEdge-Ed-ge Edge-comb

Ed-ge Ed-ge co-mbcombwomb Mee Both d in Washingtonstashing Theyfiley had iR-

ufusR-

ufusRUFOSUFOS Cunningham d numnumb at the age of 30 i-rd i-dioms

iii-iJGossiped rottet 20 milordiii LLoeLowe d anflU infant iv SALLIESALT d-an

danall infantvillain v MAEYlitYcity JANEtTA hli 1822 mrn ManicJane Un HunHun-Hun-toon

Hu-tton

Jr-un to-ontoonton resRees Aurora HIJillJillno childrenchiller vi SASARA b 6

NNov0 18231828 m Samuel Bloodmood of Concord Melife bh 2

JJunene 1822 resRees ChelmsfordChamfered They had 1 Samuel1-0 Sam-uel LuL S Blood b in DumontDacoit 20 FebCb 1846 le-as

hehe-ws

he-wswas in thethc war of the Rebellion Lillie RyegrassRegGreg assMar-vels

fi

VVolsViolsSols Army of thetho Potomac wasus meritoriously comcom-com-plimented

com-plimented

com-plimentedpigmented onOIl theHeheSheffieldfield in action lost his right arm inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

in-linethe warWill m 1 July 1869 LizzieTizzies ImogeneMogen ManninglanningAnnu-nciate

ofWalterflirter resRees ChelmsfordChamfered Massass P 0O box 3131

Theyhey had 1 Charles RowellRoswell 2 George HosmerTome3 C0 Rn b in Chicago 18 Apr 1872 4 G ILIfII b ats-atchels

s-atchels

s-atchelsChelmsfordChamfered 18741 2 Leroy AmbroAmboAmbrosee b in Manchest-er

ManchesterN ILIfIf 21 Feb 1848 3 SarahSarahSurah TuneJane b in Manchesterfiancees26 Mayflay 1850 4 TOGToeJoe ZE b in M 17 AugAu 1857 m-iss

mm-Liss

m-

issLissBlisslissBliss LillaLila QuimbySquirmy Lowell They had 1 Edith b-ab

ba-

beb

ab 1880 2 Joe Jr b ab 1882 5 Josephinelosephinepine b1 inin-fill

in-n

in-letfilfaillt 11 JuneJunc 1861 d young 6 William FrederickjT b1

John andnud AbigailAbigailViperPiper JohnTon 3 and HannahPiano CaptCaput Su-nni

SamSam-Sam-uel

Sam-ueluelduel fandrindand Eleanor VillainsSilica Leonard landandnil vMai-vMarybrave WeeksWeakWeeks theClio SemillonLillianfromromroentgenEnglandndKirklandl Iii1 WeeksWeekWelch Genealogy ppr25r

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SEVENTHSEVENTIES GEGENERATIONGESTATIONERATRIO

inhamCunninghamMJL 22 Feb 1865 d youngyoung-youngviiii ELIZA CunningCunning-hamharri d aged 20 yy viii Barrel inm Louisa ErskineDeskmenresRees S LibertyLiberty MeMeJre TheyThy had three ch a-xiom

ix ClamCIT-AK ro-TEJotterImam P m jJohnjohnohnJohn LTL lunationIllusionIguanodon auan extensive dealer inin-voker

sh-ipbroker

in-vokercrockery ware inhi Sacramento CaL is treasurer ofSacramentoAllayment Co They hadbad 1 SwimPuritan 0 BunBun-Plu-to

But-ton B-un to-ontotoontonon bt 25 Mar 1856 d Unum of laIa grippe 29 JanJuly1890 TIclie had occupied the position of cashier of thethe-l

Eth-elPeoplesPeople'seople'speoples SavingsSaving's Bank of Sacramento for eleven yea-rs

yearsyea-rs

yea-rsup to the dayclay he died VWFF UnctionDilution was one of thehe-rbing

he-rbing

he-rbingbright and promising sonssous of thatthai OccidentalOccident city liehehe-ws

le-as

he-wswas possessed ofasofaof a brave and noble manhood honestyhonesthones-ty hone-styvas stamped indelibly upon hisIns faceJace and purity ofo-fIpurpose was the rulingruing characteristic of his noble na-nana-ture

na-ture

nana-turetureturret but hebe deandied andtold manymildly relatives and friends arerec-alled

rec-alled

rec-alledcalled to mourn the loss 2 CarrieCalcCarrieElla b 2 JanJosephEJoseph1862 d youngyoung- 3 PAJ iawa MJL b 12 FebPeb 1869 4 Joseph-s

Josep-h

JosephETbs b 10 JanJill 1818744 all resRees with their parents x SS-o PI-TA

So-So IIPIn1 Cunningham m JIII B Vaughn They hadlaid I1Vaughnhn resRees SailSan Jose CalCuI viyi L-UV U-V IIIIWashingtonCunningham d at 4 yyixiii As yeastAllIAlI b incasinginin WashingWaling

tontou Melc 12 Apr 1840 inm in Sacramento 30SO Dec II1862 D S S of John andund HarrietLariat Baker bh in EdgeEdge-Edge-comb Ed-ge Ed-ge co-mb IIiTheycombcoition Me 29 Apr 1827 resReesNevadares-NevadaNevadabeadily City CalCuI Theyhadhucl 1 Emma Baker b 6C Jan 1864 in 21 Dec ij1883 DanforthSanford thovthytIll have two clich 2 JEdwardlewd JJ b it

Fiji

15 lAugAu 1867 38 LottieLollie JL31 b 6 July 1871 d 21 itiziti

Mayfanny 1873 There werecc two other childrencharacin BradfordBradfo-rd

Bradfo-rd

Bradfo-rd

iand Sherman d young allflU b1 in sNevadaculled City xiiiiii iIiJOSEPHJorum EEo Cunningham d agedOilcloth 24U Ii

v JaneJunc b1 16 AugAu 1807 inJU in Wu1WashingtonIeShintoMelie 25 AugAu1827 AbelAbielAbel WY s of Christopher and Sarah DickeyDic-keyErskineArsine b in Palermo Melc 9 May 1806 dtl 8131 JJulyulyJuly1886 all fIcierheir ch werecc b in Palermo They had ic-

ilicesLEslx Ruskinfirkin blabb1 ablb 1828 min in ChinaChiun Meale bi-e Ab--bie

Au-AuAu-bie

Ab-ide

ab-idebiebide daudauball of Samuel cGrayray resRees iniu OutbidsSouth WindsorTudor MeMe-ntheThey hadWd 1 EmSmiley 2 Frank 38 Fred 4 JamesJomesAtmo-spherePilferer ii AirAILA mermere b ab 18291529 innm inhi Palermo latticelatt-iceJaneTheyRustHust seebee 271 v resRees Or Theyhad 1 FellatioEll 2 AnneAnna 3 AbielAbelLibel 4 Hallie JJl iiiHiSAIL J b ab 18313J 8 1 min in Palermo Albert son off-N

IIIINNehemiahEphemeraencomia Turner resRees MontvilleManville MeMcle TheyThey had I1 r

Turner 2 MabelAbel 3S StairwellsMarcus A4I eCoyer fJ1 IcierIiIfIiIf I

AlbertAbel 1iv wmERA ErskineRuskin b ahtb 18381833 m ini-mpaleu-

ppermost rfPalermo Daniel soncon of JJosephsepalKoch TylerTier resRees PIllPalermoPale-rmo Pale-rmoCentreCentrex no cheh vY SSS-SVWV-VVbb 9 MaySlayfury 1835 min fi-rstsfirst

Susan JTicklerITiZiti IerBiercr min second AnnielUliclulu BelleBee dandal of GarGurGarl-and

Gar-land

Gar-landland PrebleProblem resReesrespectP C TheyHey hadhud 1 ClaraIliad JJ 2

EuiEtuiEire JuneJane vi JEErrruralorgyy bh ab 1837 min JJustusnests n11It soilgOIlgo-lf

spo-of

sil-oI

of J ItJi TidesJules resReesrestockRocklandRolland MeMc They hadlaid 11016

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A t ttetatetraetaw-ww- ySSw- aysNyssa

IIJOINERYTOY RUST ANDlJi FAMILYAllyMW RidersRiders 2 Emmaj wc JJT 3 PrankFrank 4 JustusJust-usYvii LillyMAKY J ErskineArsineErskineArsine b 1839 mill in Liberty MaineMati-nee

aineMaine

Ezra Boynton resRees L no ch viii LUCY A b 1840m NelsonKelson JoneJonesJone son of Lot Rust For recordsrecord see420 iixt JOSEPHOaterJO Pf b 1841 d 16 JuneTune 1845 aged 4 yT-

elVi Eliza b 133 AugAu 18091800 m EldGeld GeoGeol Z MearsNearslocals b 2 Feb1799 d 26 Dec 1880 she d 7 Apr 1866 TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhad i MearsNearsears b 114 SOYNov 1826 inm 1851Otis D1 Maddox b1 2 Feb 1826 MrIr MaddoxMaddox waswa-shier

wa-shier

wa-shierchief of the lirefire department of Bangor Mainefaine for 20years until 1888 resRees BB TheyThey had 1 1FredFreeledpaddockMaddox b 25 Oct 1853 mri Rose Severance d 14Jan 1890 2 CharlesChalle 0 13b 3 JanTin 1859 ii MartzMartMa-yer RYLMearsNears m WilliamWham MarrMarl resRees Somerville MeIe TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhad several children one MissIbises EllaEIJa MarrMarryfarr SomervilleiiiHi Efifty RIIR b 9 TJulyTullyulyJuly 1829 mill ab 1849 HenryIcier WWhitney hb 15 TJuneTuneuneJune 1825 d 3181 Jan 1868 sheshe d 9

July 1857 no cheh iv ABBY S b 10 June 18321882 minmi-nersfirst 20 Oct 1851 Reuben IHigginsalibis b1 4 Mayflay 1818288d 7 AugAu 1875 min second 12 Jan 1882 Chas PhilPhil-Phil-brick

Ph-obic

Phil-brick

Ph-obic P-hil br-ickbrick b 3 AugAu 1814l resRees BelfastBelfast Me They hadhand 1

Ida HigginsFilipinos 1h 6 Maylay 18531858 v JJosFJosefJOSEPHSellrn RRR-earlemslem's b 15 Mar1 1834 m 27 Apr 1855 Emily ED-arkClark b 3080 Apr 18301880 At 20 yearsTears faggedof age JosephJos-eph Jos-ephMearsNearsrefills taught school in AppletonAppleton Meo and when lieheh-ead

le-ad

h-eadhad arrived at the age of 21 years helie engaged inin-fusions

li-mousines

li-mousinesbusiness with George A Whitney in Belmont nowsno-wmobileMolehilllogroll Mee under the firm nameNancy of MearsNearsEars Whitne-y N-EneyNE lieHe was appointed postmaster at Belmont illin18541 andaud held the ofofficece until about 1868 i sold out tot-his t-his t-hishis partnerearthlier in 1856 HeIle enlisted1 JanJun 1864 in CoCo-L

Co-olL CaptCat WmVmVm T1 Parker 1st MeIe HeavyLevy ArtilleryArtiller-y Artill-ery Artill-eryVVolsViolsSols as a private wasvas clerk of the company wasast-ounded

ast-ounded

ast-oundedwoundedwoundedat the battle of Spotsylvania C0 II 19 Maylay18641 wasac digdislisleis 10 JJanan 1865 on account of woundswoundi-ng

woundi-ngin the left fore-armfore TIelie was town clerk of his townto-wn

towsto-wnnf-

romfrom 1860 to 1863 was selectman 18634 81866618-6661873 supervisor of schools 81855 and other yearsearl-ierUeHe was state senator in 71885 was in the mercantilemerca-ntile

merca-ntile

merca-ntilebusiness most of the time fromrom 1854 to 1864 andban-daging

ban-daging

ban-dagingagain in 1880 and 1885 in 1871 he purchased an in-inin-terest

in-terest

inin-teresttereststernest inill a patent rakehorse which liehe hatshas been manumanu-manu-facturing

manu-facturing

manu-facturingfracturing until thelie presentresent time resRees MorrellMorel MeMe-nthe

leThey had 1 AddieAcidic FIOFIFOZ o bh 28 Jan 1856 min 29 NovTov1876 Samuel SAdamsAdams resRees Orange St NewKewK-wela

New-Haven

Un-weave

be-haveHavenlave Ct They hadlaid 1 MarieMario Adams 2Frankie 38 GeorgieGeorgeG George 2 Maudballast LL pIfearsfearsears b1 3080 Maiinfl1868 inm CG Sept 18873 Leslie F DaggetDaggle resRees

GrandGritted AveAye New Havenfunnymen Ct They hadbad 1 DonaldDona-ld DaggettDaggert bh 8 Febcb 1891 3 JoJosieJohleie E MearsNears b

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1

SEVENTHSEIMI'M GENERATION

5 FebPel 1570lS O resRees withkith her sister AddieCaddie numZuni 4CarlarlACarlaAA b 21 Jan 1873 resRees with his sister laudIliadMau-dYivi George b 15 Oct 1836 min AugAu 1859 Javi-er

AlviraSalviaSalv-ia

Jim-aA NNealNeuITealeuIetui b 19 NovXvXov 1838 Helien e is a merchantmerciful inia Bel-BelBel-mont

Bel-Mont B-el iniq-uitymontMotheredwhere helie has beenheen doingdougDougdoinga generalentertainermerchandiseinterchangesmerchandis-ing

incarnadin-ing

is-isri-singingKing business for thirtythirty yearsChills has held totownii officesoffi-ces offi-ces hip-sterthere They hadhud 1 JamesMlleaMeDame J12 b 41 Mar 1861 vi-sceral

viiiiv-isaSarah E b1 30 MayAy 1838 in 9 afarMar 1856 vaUSewallEva-cuee S-ew allu-sivesleevedeserve b 9 Mar 1836 Theyhey had 1 Willieif illieBillie A-mes 1110JTGilmoreMieIcse b 20 OctCt 1859 inIll 3 XOTov 1883 AAbbybbrrGilmore TheyThe hbadlocal 1 RallyRay bt 21 MayMar 1887 2GeorgeGeQrge 0 b1 10 AugAu 1861 3 BertBerl RKIL b 16 ar1866 4 EremanFreeman 0e b 9 Dec in 3 July 1888Ida1Brown viiiAli CorroyCorroN WVCarscallerscars bh 14l-ll MayDIY18411 inIll first 41 Marliar 1870 ClaraClula Paul b 1816 min

21 Apr 18831888 LauraLaum Emma Shambles HeJCL enlisted 18MarCatharses18641861 in Co A CoastConst Guards Melo Kegilea CaptCaputCharles BalderBaker wasus promoted to Corporal andaudpandasWe-stminster

wasusWe-stminster

We-stminstermustered out 28 Apr 1865 was ouon the police forcefor-ce for-ce for-ceof Belfast four yearsyens resRees City PointPointedMefe They hadhud1 Gracefrac b 41 Mar 1872 2Jff b 5 Dec 1873 ixI-baraki I-barakiBARAKBARKViscousBixvi JCLn b1 13 Apr 1847 min 18768 6 Maryfry fiEE Wilsonb 1019fJ OCTpct 181818 lielle is aa tailor byy occupationocclusion jReesresReestre-spassing

re-hashingWashington Me Theywhey had 1l lesseeBessieJ essicJessica b1 7 JJanJuu1879 2 Willie1 illiciliac CrG b 7 JulyJourJuly 1884 3 Bernicefl ES b141 Apr 1888

Yvii EmilyWendy in Dr Robert E RiderHider They probablyprobable y had theth-eologian th-eologianfollowing Colleenchildren i1 JORGEGronoRondo 3 1Rider postmaster atba-ttalion

a-ntibioses

ba-ttalionAlbion Mele iiCCorns nn iiiHi LanarkTIII nib probe HJniWellington j resRees AA-AIviviJujuE DL

NaCarpathianHonRon William JosephJoseph Joseph llaAraBayMeBayertowniesthanielthane slantwiseJ SilentlyHennHenna 1 was born in Booth DayBayMeIc 4 June 1796 marriedmarried firstihs jNancyinc ChinningCunninghamhaniHanoi

she died in WashingtonllentoAntonAntonMeLc 30 Apr J1 this jsisli-the

di-shedthe datedente upon herlIer headstonehandsome ininrainfraraAsahiGIGOton marriedarrive-derci

irides-cent arrive-derciimbruementsecond SeptDept 1833 Mary WorcesterOldsteroccasion FarrarFerrari horn inim-bruement

im-bruementBremen MeJe 23 Marliar 1804 helie died in BelfastBefits Maine28 Oct 1869 SheSc resides in BoskyB lastJIlL

lIonITon WilliamSwim Rust servedBelted in the war ofol 18128 2 j wasbetaswa-shout

hea-dcount

wa-shoutcounty commissioner frondof WaldoWealdVi aldoado countcounty MeIe wasWalls alsoasp-heric

alm-shousesherisheriff of the same wwicountyonLy for aboutbout fourtour yearscars 4In18531 liehe wasWattles alderman of the city of BelfastBelfas-

t teJt iJ z

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HENRYJIB llYally RUST ANDHAYDNA PA ICILY

Their children werei William MaxwellsMaxwell b 14 Dec 1818 m Miss MarthaFarther J

WeeksWcheeks

ii Martha IRR b in WWashingtonWashington Mere 10 Mar 1821 m 12landlockedcandleNov 1851 William Johnson son of JohnsonJohnsonJohnson-11 anandLoeeLoce StarrettStare ThurstonTurnstone of Appleton Mefe b1 22 Jan1826MarthaMalayanshe d 23 AugAu 1860 he min secondemend MarthaJane PhilbrickPhobic lieIle enlisted in 28 Mee RexEeg as an or-ororlegislaturederlydearlyorderlySergeant was representative in the Melie legislegis-latureLauren in 18731878

iiiHi JJosephoS ph b 19 Dec 1822 inm ZipporahZipper Patrickiv JohnSarahMSarahD bh 10 Mar 1825 m AmeliaAmeba Rust and SarahSam

MN LoringLordingvY MaryDiaryoffendaffordableE b 10 Sept 1827 m CaptCaput WWestoncustom Reed of

FerndaleFordable Calvi Albert S b 6 MarJar 182918 9 m Wealthy BB McClu-re

McClureviijai AnnieAnne christenedDristan NancyKancy Annie bubutttafterafterafter grown she

droppedserapeNancy b in Washington 27 Apr 1833was only three days old when her mother died inm 18AugAu 1865 Samuel S JoJohnstontoll b in Jones Co Iaolfaction4 AugAu 18144 IreJIeLeaswasvas president of the ChitsCity Board ofc-onationNationalnational City CaL 1888 resRees NST C Theyhey hadbadDaisy adopted b 1875

viii JamesWaymouthAlonzoAlfonso b 23 Apr 1834 m Laura AbbieAbide WayYar-mouth

ix JaneJanc MtL b in Belmont MetIe 25 Dec 1835 j min 5 July1855 CaptNipple AlonzoAlfonso ShuteShut TheyWhey had ij FLOATFrFJ oitAOHLOPHELIAELLAUAShuteShut b 16 Apr 1856 dit 23 MarFarfn 1857 ii Fu-jita FREDlinerFr-edaRosarioAjaxFergspoofbh 41 Jan 1862 m 1884 MinnaMina FergusonDbof Alhambra CaLCal resRees FerndaleVernal Cal iiiill RALPHRAJrH D

b1 1I Sept 1866 in 22 Mar 1888 Missss OrillaGorilla CC-Knight

K-nightKnightlonghair of Belfastsl Me iv VestryVESTAVESlAl JAVEP b 7 AugAu1872 d 3 Feb 1875

x Oscar bh 9 Oct 1837 was master of a vessel d Anni-e

numUnumxii Augusta 1b in BelmontBelmont Mele 8 MayIny 1842 her fathersfather'sateli-ersBible says 1839 min in Clydesdale CalCat 6 Mar 1872

JohnJoel G Graham b in Novaova Scotia Jan 1838JcIle is al stockraiser inhi Eureka Cal TheyTIley hadbanc if-ilmy

M-aylLimy BLANCHEBars eirE Graham 1b 6 Marfar 1873 ii ru-Di G-E GnuGnu-GER-TRUDE

Nut-ritiveTRUDETRUDGE b inhi lyses lcm 20 Oct 1876

xxuxii Emma 1I b in Belfast MeJIe 26 TarMar 1850 m in B13 26Dec 1870 SilasSinus D Brown Jr b in BB 30SO Apr 18481818resRees LeadvilleClavicle ColoColon TheyTLC hudhad i Warms OJ0Brown bh in llB 8 Feb 1873 d 16 FebPenh 18731878 ii

William JJ wasWI sonSOli orof JohnsonJohnsonT DunneDaniel Deacon DruidDanielLDanielle DanIelBenneDaniel ThosToolIlIoIlionThosEthos 1 JohnJohni ThurstonTurnstone 33

1

4I

BattledILicilyTV iff r ot j

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SEVENTHSEVEEVE GENERATIONGenerator 2152 5

MYRAMYRNAMgMEAt A b inID East SaSSaskSaginawAssuasivealive MidiMichch 8S Feb 1874 iiiin-somniatFrt RUSTEUST b ininB 16 JuneJunc 1818766 d 18 Dec 1878iv CLARA AUGUSTAUGUSTAAUGUST b in B 17 May 1879 YvB-

ERTB-ert v-et r-ABERTILIBERT b atfit LeadvilleClavicle ColoColon 6 Mar 1885 viin-

florescentin-

florescentin-

fluenceFLORECE RunawayGammaW b in LIt 1 FebJeb 1887

MajMa JohnJohnT clang JosephJosephJose l Joseph Joycesyc-

ophancies j-ya j-abthanes fantail HenryGreenlyHenryswasYells born Thursday 7

AugAu 1788 married MarthaBalata HamblinI of GorhamGram Arefedied in Lynn countyCollin Iowa Territory 22 AugAu 1838

MajorThor John RussReuses widthswith six mechanicsmechanic went to Du-DuDu-buque

Du-buque

D-u bou-quetbuquebouquet Iowa about 1827 and commenced thehl erectionerecti-on

erecti-on

erecti-onof a sawmill two miles above the prpresentcant siteshe ofDubuque He was really thetic first settler at DubuqueDumbbell al-alal-though

al-though

alal-thoughthough the state histories placepIne the date of the first setset-set-tlement

set-tlement

setset-tlementClement in 1830 Majorjor Russ leftlefi Maine withhah his helphep-tagonamongamongwhom was his lawbrother Samuel DakinDarkling am-

illwrightm-

illwrightw-

righta-

mill-wrightmillwright The entire partypart took sick andfind died TheTh-erein

Th-erein

Th-ereinruins of the unfinishedunfinished millmm can still be tracedtra-

cedTheirCollier children wer-e

werei GeorgeEGeorgEGeorg-eii JJohnolmlmiii Charlesiviy DanielDanislv Marthaearthly AnnAnu min Dr Iraraft ThingThing-Thingof MountlCount VernonEnsiling MeMe-

ntheThey had i RDEVERARD RussRustingThingThin m HarrietUric Jo-JoJ-osephR-

osellese-

pheneJo--

sepheneStephenspleen daudaubau of GGilman findand HarrietJarrielJuly ct Sleeper EverEver-Ever-ard

Aver-red

ar-d Wa-rdfirdard Russ ThingTiling changedbanged hisJulies name to EverardErrand RussHussPuss-ieslIeHe is the onlyOllyonly living descendant except his son harryHillaryharr-y Diar-y13B of Majorliquor JJohn RussHuss IleIsle3 Ie wasFibs inhi the Federal armyar-my ar-my ar-mywhere helie lost an arm holds the position of clerkcleric im-portant

inPortlandBorland Me Custom 1 louse hutbutt resre's atal FreeportFreeport Mefeh-ad Sm-otheryThey had 1 ulcerrubricflirtyyj Russmuss bh in FrederickFreder-ickMdl 25 Mar 1875

vi fannahTitanvii RosamondRosamon

Henry tomato6JosephsJoseph Tassels j rLloyalie-l Ki-elParach-

utesieZdieells Catalan HenryJennifer was born at PanningFumigation FallsPal-lslMelcc Friday 21 MayMany 1179090 marriedmarred inhI StrongStrom MeAreIe 1

wt M

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tK Erj dt

JIEJOIEhRYIBEXE TYRY RUSTWEST AANDD FAMILYFA riLYriley

Mayl 1817 AliceJuice daughterdaughter of RichardRichard and Marthallighthe-arted

Mort-ared

Mort-aredReed ClarkClark of StrongmanStrong and DamariscottaDammars Me bornhorn inbi-

nturongbi-

nturongbi-

nturongStrongStrong 9 NovKOY 1795 dieddied at FarmingtonArlington FallsFalk 26Sept 1858 lieHe dieddied at FarmingtonArlington FallsFaDs 16 Marchl1854 He was owner ofasofaof a sawnsawsaw- and flouringflouringflouring milLfilt-

hierfilt-

hierTheir children were1i MaryMa-riii MarthaAtlas Clarkiii JLoviniaSlovenia0Y Elli n

iv Cornelia Dennis b1 atac FarmingtonArlington FallsFalIs Maine 1 Mar1830 in at RentsLents HillJill Melle 14 JuneJuno 1855 ndBarnardBarnya-rdssontonFarmingof01 Samuel and Julia Jones DaggettDaggle of FarmingFarming-tontOD Mee b sinewin NewEwe Vineyard Meitle 7 Maylarlair 1827 lielie-d

lie-dd atac BrittRift Iala 141 Marar 1879 neHe held several towntown-town-ship

town-shipsshipii officesmea aucind was sheriffsheriff handoutand county treasurertransducer offl-ameout

o-ffhandlancetIliac countycountcouncount The widwide resRees at BrittRift Theyrhey hadi BarrioAi DaggettDaggerDagDaggett m HealIlea resRees in nB iiBRADIiTO-RD TR-ODFORDrona BRUSH iii ErnErinEpaulet MKCut d in infancyinfancy

HonRon Jonathan Jonathan JoephJosephJosepJoseph Josephni-elNathaniel NathanielNathanielNathaniel HenryHenrylHenry was born injn FarmingFarming-Farming-ton

Arlingt-on to-n Farmi-ngton Me Wednesday 7 DecDee 1803 married first ata-ntifoaming

a-ntifoaming

a-ntifoamingFarmingtonArlington FanFaUFallsa5 MaineIan 14 Dec 1852 Miss1 Sarah D-aughter

EBrandondaughter of CalCalvinin and Abigail JJohnston BragdonBrandonhornbornArlingtonin York MeMc 22 Mayay 1832 died in FarmingtonArlingtonFalls 30 Oct 11854 arrivedercimarried second at samesallie place 9

Oct 1867 MissMias Ellen N BragdonBrandon sistersitter to his fish-wife

firstfi-rstfros-

tbitewhitewitch bornhorn in York MefileJJonathan RussKuss was aL farmerlarmer an filmmakeroil maker andanteand at oneone-

timeone-

timeone-

timetime ownedowned advertedand operatedoperated at large sawmillsaw-millsaw midwinterbandwidthandmd with thetel-escoping

tel-escopingexception ofof a fewcaw years residenceTopside in NewNow Sharon he-mpseed

liehehe-mpseed

le-asedpassed his longhandlong anusesand Nellieuseful life in the community in whichwhi-ch

whi-ch

whi-chhe Wlwaswa bornhorn

Ronlion Jonathan Russ was quite a prominent man hay-ing

havhayhav-ing

hav-ingingKing for several years beenheen one of the selectmen of FarmFarm-Farm-ington

Arli-ngton

Farm-ington

Arli-ngton

Farm-ington

Arli-ngtoningtonKingston pandasand was honored with the samesauce trust when a resi-resiresi-dent

resi-dent

resiresinresi-dentdent of KashaNewKe Sharon He was elected two terms to theAt-henian

At-henianMaineImagine legislaturelegislative andpandaswasyasyaks a member of the state valuevalua-tion

valua-tion

valua-tiontionion committee was also county commissioner for sey-seysev-eral

sev-eral

sevsesev-eraleralferal yearcir These officesHicks liehe filledmod with credit to himselfhims-elf

hims-elf

hims-elfand satisfaction to his constituents lieHe was a member

CIAChilii Li-t ild ji afecafett affiance raftt ir

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tffe l midis ifi-f1r

SEVENTH GILINERJourTitrationtalonOX 724

of the tfamouslamellasmollS conventioncontention at Strong MetIe in 1854 wherewher-eat

wher-eat

wher-eatthe Republican partwaypartypart was born IIHeIlee attended this concon-con-vention

con-vention

concon-ventionvenation as an MorrillMerrill democrat and like manymay othersidentified himselfhimselfcoifcitherwith the new partypartpart to whwhichh liehe everover-eater

over-eater

over-eaterafter gavesavegave allegiance In 1856 helie attended the natio-nal

nat-ionalnationaltc-

onventionconYeconeconvention at PhiPhiladelphiabdellium which nominated FreemontFremontFremo-nt

Fremo-ntand Dayton as candidates for president handicapadviceand viceyuccaincompres-sible de-nt vic-cdent

DuringDaring his entire life those who knewInloW himhint hostbest placedplac-ate

plac-ed

plac-edthe most confidence in him as a manmun of judgment andIslandIns-truct

indi-stinct

indi-stinctstrict integrity He was al man ofasofaof a very kindhind heartheartl-and

heart ak-

indk-

indkind husbandmanhusband Andeanand an exemplaryexemption fatherfilth lieIle was a Uni-UniUn-iversals

Uni-versalistic

U-ni U-nixvestalsversant from childhood pandasand wawas a member of the socisoci-soci-ety

soci-ety

soci-etyestateetyetym at FarmingtonArlingtonFarmingtonEllington to which RevKev ZenasZen Thompson minisminis-minis-tered

minis-teredterceltierce fromfront 18281825 to 18341Their children were

i J b 30 Oct 1853 rlresReesS inill hilllacer where liehehe-is

hei-rs

lie-is

li-es

lie-is

li-esis engagedcd inm the EssexWessex rationalnational Bank wasliSleis thetho-rnily

tho-rnily

tho-rnilyonly child of JonathansJonathan's first wife Sarah E Unumunion

iiil HilerHitlerHarryBarry DenryHenry Sercy bh 8 July 1865 resRees atfit home iuinarmingArlington1 FallsFulls AreMe numnumbUnu-

milliii AnnieIambic Moefoe b 2328 JuneTonne 1872 resRees atfit home at JF FPnumUnum

Hiram Jonathan TopspinJoseph Josephfosse ie-l Natio-n flatlandAlsatianAlkalini-zeieZdie NathanielMealtime HenryHenryl was bornhorn Sunday 3 AngLang18061306 marriedried 2421 NNovNOYOY 1831 Charlotte TeagueLeague of NewNew-sperson

New-sperson

ce-sareanSharon MeAle lIe is still livingJivinglivingliving androidsand resides at FarmingFarming-Farming-ton

Farmi-ng Farmi-ng o-ntonlon Falls MeMc

Their children werei VesinVesta inm nB VJi DavisDavig of FarmingtonPanning MeMc They haveha-ve

lact-osetwoto children HiramInfra andami CharlesCollarless

ii FrancesRaucous

Moses RobertaRobert RobertaRoberts Joseph Nathaniel

nielNatliacattail henryTerry was bornhorn 10 June 1800lobo baptisedchapattisbaptize-din EssexWessex I18 NovXOY 1804 married 5 Apr 1824 JudithJu-dithdaughter of Jonathan and RuthHutht uthRuth MiasmalIxias BurnhamBurma

W

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ImTomHENRYTRYo RUSTLUST nD FAMILYPAborn in Gloucester 9 Dec 1804 diedlied very suddenlysudden-lyof incarnation of the lungslungs 12 Aprpl 1874 he died inu-nglues

u-nglues

u-ngluesGloucester 1 MayflayAy 1876 HelIe kept a fish market

Their children werei Sylvester b 25 FebFeL 18251826 millRachelRachel Swiftii11 Judith b AugAu 1827 d Jan 1833 burnt too-

ddesto-

ddesto-

ddestdeathiii MosesOasesogees Jr 1h 1 Oct 18301810 j min EllenEll ellHiiv Samuel twin to MosesCOSECS b 1 OCT 1830 d OctOcL

1830

v Samuel BurnhamUrinating b 13 Sept 1833 lost at sea with in-serter

hisin-serter

in-serterbrother Sylvester in theirthe GoldenI-I Fleece unitFum-

iovi James William b 31 Oct 1835 d 1837

vii WWilliam PurinaHurl b 20 JtJulyy 1838 m Louisa Bridges

DanierDaniell DandierDaniel RobertsRobertHobert JosephTopspin lanthanideNaiNaziMathanielNathaniel HenrysMillenary was born in Hamilton 4 Apr

4j 1824 widowlMephiticlimita-ble

Mehit-able

Ethi-cal ab-le

Meph-itic1800 married in 11WomanCynthiayenchainchamp Maylable Dodge Potter born in DunbartonDumbarton N 1111II 17841died In HamiltonHamilton of cancer 12 NovNo 185718 7 agedagedNC sey-seyse-venty

se-venty

sevsese-ventythreeenty-three yearscard HelIc was station agent on the EasternEastern-E

Easter-nlR R at Hamilton deliverydied overburdenvery suddenly of heartcant dis-ease

dis-disdis-ease

disdaisdis-easeease whilewhine at his postpoint of cloutduty 31 JanJinn 18561876

Their children werei PriscillaPersia Anne b inm IIn 18251826 inm Ji19B9 Apr 18461816 EmerEmer-Emer-

sonEmer-

sonEmer-

sonson P Dodge They havebave alfoamilyfamilyslimily resRees at flailiili John Potter b in IfH 12 SeptSepal 1818388 iimmni Harrietlariat WebWeb-Web-

sterWeb-

sterVe-

strystersteer

iii Lydia FusonFusion b 1829 mni John BradstreetMidstream resRees in inan-ition

Ham-ilton

HamlIariltonHilton

CaptCaput Henry HenryJerry HenryHenryTopazJohn mJoNathaniel Henry was hornborn 26 JanJun 1787 married1 Jan 1822 MaryJAil L daughter offhandof WilliamVena and KateAtte-ntion

Atte-ntion

Atte-ntionNixon StowellTowel of Paris Me1 born 9 NovKov 1791

died in Norway MeIe 17 JuneJuno 1840 He died inin Hav-erhill

Hav-HavHav-erhill

H-av Me-rrillperilMerrill 9 June 1863

HeTIc resided in Salem and Boston until helie was twentytwenty-twen-ty

twen-ty twen-ty on-eone years faggedof ageago Hene then went to Norway wherewere liehede-termined

h-orseman

li-egemanremainedremaineduntil thelie last two years of his lifeifelife which helie

r 5 s A

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SEVENTHASCETIC GENERATIONTRIOpentpct in HaYHaverhillLillyrhillhill CaptCapi Rustlust was treasurer ofor hishai-

lstone

hai-

lstone

hai-

lstonetown and countrymancounty and fillefilefilled variousgyros other offices was jus-jusjus-tice

jusjugsjus-tice

jus-ticeticetrice of the peace captain of thetic militia land surveyorsurvey-or

survey-orandnd fannerfawner and servedserveded a short ttingetimene in the war of 1812

TheTheir childrenchicken were

i Sarah L 22 Feb 1824 d 5 XNovOV 1828

ii HenryEntry b 26 Sept 1825 d 11 NNovOY 1828

iii William StowellTowel b 20 July 1827 did i14 Sept 18281838

iviv Sarah b11 22 Oct 1829 d 6 Apr IS1818181313

vY MaryMarvun RR b 13 MarIl 1831 inm 23 Mayay 1060 Henry XiExci-tation C-t Br-eton

erta-rtletLeptonLepton Merrill ofoi HaverhillLaver anau lawattorney resReesres-IT

res-Tn11 She d 17 Feb 1891 The following is anau ex-exex-tract

ex-tract

exex-tracttract from the obituary notice in the TrendingRelenting GazelleGazel-leof that citycit of Feb 17 1891 tTheTube death of Mrs18 MiryM-iryhn RustHust wife of OilcanMillenaryI LenryPlenary N 1

Merrill Esq residing at XoNo 30 Lincoln AyeAve Walliswas toTa-

mmany

Ta-

mmany

Ta-

mmany

J

many the sudden andaud unexpected announcement ofO-tis

O-tis

loft-

inessi

this morning while to tallowthosetho-ce holdingholding nacreMaier relationsrebelliousrebellio-us

relatio-ns

relatio-ns H

iH

acquaintanceof anatomizationand association it mayn'tmay not haveBilly beenccBens-on

bee-nsofO geneticallyContritely an1111 unexpected event buthut it wasVas to allpa-lliating

all Lab-lasting

s-ibilating

II-

f

blasting and crushing of fond hopeslopes of longer life Jinin-shore

in-shorestore for her Some timetic sincelsincesincesince a deep bereavementbereavem-ent

bereavem-entcarnecame upon her inill the loss fanof an only sonSOIl and thathut f I

added to severecoyer bodilyshoddily illsHIs borehore heavily upon her un-ununc-

ivil

un-til

unun-tiltiltail the end cametame andanteand at last quite suddenly She Wiwaswas-a

as-a

was-a

as-aIta native of Mainel linthut hadhud resided here in the neighneigh-neigh-borhood

neigh-borhood

neigh-borhoodboyhood of thirtyfive years during which time friendfriend-friend-ships

friend-ships

friend-ships

I

ships had been forehandformed and associationsfluorinations hadlaid growngown UupU-tethe sundering of which will liehe painful allfindand afflictiveafflic-tiveThose who haveback countedrouted her asns au member of theirThe-odore

thor-acic

thor-acic

I

circlederide fasciculationof subsoilassociationsubscriptionon willHl 10longg and fondly cherishcheIh herther-mometry

ther-mometry

ther-mometrymemory and will deeply sympathisesympathies with her afflictedaffl-ictedcompanion if I

Mrsl'sl s's Merrill becamehulled veryervvery much interested in thistim-ework

tim-ework

h-iswork undistributedand contributedcontributed considerableconsiderable datadaa of her lineI

TheyI- n

had i HAJJI HUSlIIctus MerrillMerrill b 13 NovXv I

1867 n 1888 he was a studentetude inill 11IHarvard CollegeColle-genelie was a young man of bright intellect and greatrelitreap-praise

reap-praise I

IS-

EVENTH

promise lieIle WWIIwas not inill good healthcloth HeJIe visited hisdis-barments

dis-barments

dis-barmentsparents at their homecome in riverside andaspandasandHand asus helie took hihisdi-sfeature

di-sfeaturedeparture for his studies at Harvard helie waswaWIl suddenlysudd-enly sudd-enly sudd-enlyattackedattackedwithith hemorrhage HeIle was placedplated in a carcar-car-riage

car-riage

car-riagetriage burbut before he could reachreath his fathersfather's residenceaccidenceresiden-cethe life of an promising and only son had passedpalls awayawa-yITcHe d 1 Oct 1888 ii IVAnnKKerr LOUISALouisa RusRussRUSTRum b 5 Feb11873

vi HenryFiery b 2 Dec 1833 mni KateKute Hobbslobs

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20 TIENITRIENNIAHENKYHANKYY RUSTEUST AANDADD PARTLYFLYThomas Adams JacobTaco Parsons Henry

JohnJolinTon ybnielNatlia HenrylTerry was born in1 Salem15 JanJau 17985 marriedlurch d fiatt in Richmond VaYa by Pre-vail

RevHeyDaniel Roper 13 Maylay 1823 AbbieRabbi L Williams horn26 FebFeh 171799HI9 died 8 Oct 1837 arrivedercimarried second ine-nrichment

e-nrichmentRichmond Va 2920 MarJar 1839 byhy Rev James B Tay-TayTay-lor

Tay-lor

Tay--lor

Ta-ylorlord HarrietIatric Willisrims daughterdraught of ReubenCouncil andund MaryJIulJuly FreeFree-Free-man

Free-man

Free-manman born 27 Sept 181781 j died 5 MarAir 18441 marriedmarr-ied

marr-iedthird injn Boston by RevRcy ItR CraterC WatersonPatersonrater on 12 MayJay1845 PhebePhoebe Cutler daughter of EphraimRephrasing and LydiaLeonard ChamberChamberlinChaucerianin of CentreCentrex Harbor XN II11 boni-

ngbornboni-

ngin CentreCentrex Harbor 11 Sept 1824 lieJIe dieddied at RichRich-Hi-tchRich-

mondRich-

mondmondmomI Va 16 Jan 1882 He wawadwab a hardwarerare mermelmer-chant

mer-chant

me-rchantchantchatter

Their children werei Maryillary bh 15 JJuneJanene 1827 dII 2727 MayAy 1829ii CorneliaColeslaw LathropLitho b 25 JanTan 1831 m in Richmond ErtlPertlyAb-

byby RevHey MosesLoses HodgeHodges 3 Oct 1850 Woodbury 13B B-ig cl-owBigBig-Big-

elowBridg-

etownelowbelow b 5 Oct 1829 Mrr Bigelowligneous was bookkeeperbookkee-per bookkee-perand NotarySoar Public in andfind forlor the State HankAnkleBank ofFr-enchman

Fr-enchman

Fr-enchmanRichmond for eighteen yearsyears since the war Helie wasabs-inth

abs-inth

abs-inthwith the old Farmersdimmers BankMkankle of VaYa thirteenthirteen yearsyears be-bebe-fore

be-fore

bebe-forefore thetic war TicIle d 38 OctMoet 1888 on the anniver-sary

Univers-ally

MICRcannieranniver-sarysaryscary of higWhighi wedding IleHe was an member of thethi or-oror-der

or-der

oror-derderdeer A Fli andmd AMA M widwide resRees S st RichRich-Rich-mond Ri-ch m-owBridgetownmondl They hadlaid i ArchibaldAbnormal Bi BigelowBridgetown

b 25 JulyTetley 1851 inJ byhy RevHev Dr WilliamWilful JandrainJ 15NovTo v 1887 Missjess Blanche BrandiedBargained of RichmondRichmo-ndIJl i ec is aIt bookkeeper iiil JLHYLTV VITAVISTA b 14 Sept1856 inm by RevHeY Dr MosesosesMoses IHodgelodge 26 Apr 1876Chester A DelaneyDelancy They had 1 Josephine ne-neDe-laney D-c Di-sneylaneylaneBigelowlow2 ManneMummies 3 yellieyelled iii MiterWILMAix r Mll Bige-Bigelow b 15 AugAu 1860 lieIIIe is a rapid Andorraand correct calcal-cal-culator

cal-culator

calcal-culatorcollator is entry clerk for afi large wholesale house inen-richment

en-richmentRichmondHitcher resRees South third street

iiiHi Thomas bh 15 OCT 18331838 d 13 Sept 1834iv SarahSam Ann b 3 Sept 1836 d 21 Jan 1837

TheShe above are children of first wifewif-ev Henryleally FreemanFreeman b 29 Jan 1840 d 10 JanJau 1873vi Charles Francisrancis b 24 June 1841 d 31 July 1843vii Edward Freemanliegeman b 31 Jan 18131843 m Julia CabellAbelCastell-

atedThe above are children of second wifeviii CharlesCharles Manninglamming bh 12 FobFeb 1846 inm MaryAlary L WoodWoo-dbLx Annie CooledgeCoolidge b 12 NovNoyov 1847

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SEVENTHserve GENERATIONrIOxY Emery ChamberlinChamberlain b1l 31 Oct 1849 mIll MaryarrBarr II BerBer-Ber-

tramBer-

tramBer-

tramtramxi Lydia QuarlesQuarries b1 15 July 1851 m hiin BostonDostou 3 Dec

1883 Frederick PerkinsPeriods son of James JJr1 and ElizaEliza-Eliza-beth

Eliza-bethbeth AnnAim SargentArgent StanielSpaniels b 16 Apr 1855 resRees 12WWestminstercst minster stSt RoxburyRobbery MassJinks

xii Rosa ileaHeatonWheatonton i d in Richmond VaAraVn 15 June 1863b186-35 b 25 Dec 1852

xiii Augusta j d 16 AugAu 18531858

xiviy HelenSicken WatersonPaterson b in Appleton Me 3 AugAu 11815 miiiin-in

in-nmin Boston 8 SeptSepal 1875 Fred PulmerPalmer b 20 NovNoy1852 TheyTher hadJade i leiHELENInlayX LouisaLOUISLOUISA PulmerPunier b1 inK-ingston

K-ingston

K-ingstonBoston 25 JulyTuly 1876

xv ChanningCanning b at Richmondluncheon VVa11 17 Marar 1858 mni inin-finity

in-finity

in-finityTrinity ChurchChinch Boston 2 Oct 1884 Caroline MabelAbelAbl-aut

fahelfatherly

daudaub of SethSet Fisher and Mollifiableeditable BeauBean ChamberlainChambe-ringFrost b1 in Brighton 27 Maylay 1857 HeIc graduated atat-the

ba-the

at-the

ba-thethe Dwight German school Boston 2 July 1874t s-witch

s-witch

iss-witchwith thetheistMutualTutu Life Insurance Co of N Y pre-ssure

resRees

Surrey StreetSite Boston no chxvixi James McCawMecca bh 8 July 1859 is an electricianelectrically by vo-vovo-

cationvovo-

cation0

cationcaption resRees NicoletNicole AxeAC Minneapolis MinnInn Unumunion

John Jacob Parsons henryJerry TonToiL JolinJoplinJopli-nlanthanideValanceJ palliative HenryPhenyl was born in SalemAssail 8 Mar 11814

marriedmarried inmin Salem 27 AuAmAirr 1840 SllSellSusanUl daughterDahl oflo-cate

lo-cate

lo-cateCaptCaput Thomas and ElizabethEliza WestVest removed toio LLouisvilleyLouisvi-lle1Ky ongaTongaengagedengagedencl inin1 thetic hardwareliardi businessIm diediedl inill NewNea-politans

Nea-politans

Sho-werheadsOrleans while on a trip for hishi health 9 JJulJulyJulyul 18471-8His remainsremains werewore buried in Louisville Thelie widow re-rere-sides

rere-sides

re-sidessides with her widowed daughterdaughter in SalemSal cm

Their children werei HenryTerry b in Louisville Ky 31 AugAu 18121842 i d 3

Mayla 1860 vocationoration jewelerii JohnJoln OtisOUs 1b 15 XNov01 1813 mJIl Clara J Stark and SaSa-

rahSa-SaSa-

rabA-

rabSa-

rahrahrab E BrayBrayiiii Mary1 ElizElizaElizabethbeth b inill Louisville KKyiyy 10 Jan 1846 m

2 Apr 1868 Robert WarrenMarcello son of RobertHobert and Sn-SnNo-rah

Sa-rah

SuSu-rah

Sa-rahrah ReevesKeeves lieHe enlisted 171 Apr 1861 as a private inin-Co

in-C

in-Co

in-C

in--Co i-nCo J Mass VVolsViolsSols disills 1 AugAu 1861 reenlistedreenlist-ed r-e enlist-edmdandpandasmidwayswas elected Lieu promoted to 1st LieuICU andIslandLe-nten

ant-hem

ant-hemthen to Captain and headsmanhad command of hisbis companycompany ntfitn-th

fit-ted

at-ticthe takingfaking of Port ffIfusionDiffusionfHudson wasWIlS finallyanally disdais 15 AugAuL18641 After his return liehe married and engaged in

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2152 iriirisirENsirenc rv BUSTnUSi ANDJ FAULTYFAAFA n-LYnthe oil business 11 Oct 1869 he was fatallyfantasy woundedwound-ed

wound-ed

wound-edby an oil explosion in Lynn dd- 16 Oct 1869 aged 27years Theyhey had i RYMA-RY V ReevesReeve b 20Apr 1869 widmid resRees 242 Prospect St Salem

William Wallace Wallace WallisTallies NathanNathan-Nathan-iel

Nathan-iel ie-l Natio-nielKiel John Nathaniel HenryMillenary was bornbom in WestestS-talinCamelCambridgege 17 Dec 18041304 marriedmirrored first in IpswichDistichImp ichLich 24July 5 Miss Hannah P HaskellHake bornboru 2 Oct 18077died 1517 Dec 1 married second 10 Oct 1830Mary Jane PettingPotentiallyPetting of NewburyportNewburgNNewburg port born 2 Oct1808 died 24 Feb 183983 married third 15 Sept

Maryfary daughter of ThomasTahoma and Elizabeth Cald-CaldCald-well

Cald-well

w-ell

Cald--wellwell of IpswichDistich hornborn 23 NovXv 1810 died 30 NovSov1884 helie died 8 Oct 18118855 MaryMarv Caldwell FrustaRust rawagW-ako

W-akoknown andund lovedFloyd for herIl Indiankind and charitablecharitable dispositiondispositi-onsShe entertainedentrainedentrainedentertainedno evilacv thought of her neighbor SheSh-elved

Sh-elved

Sh-elvedloved her family and did her fufulll partpali to render eachbeac-hcomber

beac-hcomber

beac-hcombermember of it happyhappyand when thelie deathdeathangel came sche-

mata

shescsc-ow

Sew-

ardwtwad ready to obeyohey without at murmurmummerMr William WV RustHust waswis considereda goodgoodnightrood neighbor

0a kind husbandBhutan Andeanand an affectionate ffatherLutherfatherForPOl severalSpeculasever-allyyearsyenS he had patientlypatiently waited for thetic silentillegality boatman too-ctant

to-piary

to-piarycarrycanT him overvcr thethru river wherehere overdoeslovedloved onesconchs hadlaid gone be-bebe-fore

be-fore

bebe-foreforeforc ThouScholl1 houhour art now hecticwhensheik e oftoftonoftenon earth thy spiritspir-iting

spir-itinglongedspiritingto beJe lieJIo wasWalls a shoemakersho-e shoema-

kerTheir children werei Williammn Wallace Rib hb 27 AprAp 18271627 inm Louisa PittsPitsPi-tsThe above wasus child of the ffirstrat wifeii 1AugustusAuntsug us ue MosesLoses b 27 Apr 18321882 inIll Charlotte EYD JackJack-Jack-

sonJJack-

sonWkNi-

konsonsoiliii MatildaPalatialI atildaAttila AdalineAdeline bu 212 AugAu 18311834j m 9 AAprpr 1861

Thomas JJeffersonelectron Downs d of cancerFrance 2 Apr1 1884no children

iv MaryNaryLandry EvalineValiance bh inhl VIPs 11 Apr 18871837 min lfirstrest in VIPs6 Jan 1859 Amos Greenville JewettHewlett liehe d 22 July1869 she m second 23 Marlarlair 1878 John C Forbes off-airy f-airy f-airyArgyleArgyleovaXoa Scotia lieHe is a heel mauimanufacturer inp-inhole

un-rolled

sh-rewdlyHowleyHoleyRoweOwletThey hadhael i bumsAmosA rosmos JewettHewlett b 16JuneJump is iuin company with his step-fatherstep hasass-umption

ass-umption

ass-umptionsuperior musical abilitynobility andfinel is leader of the brassbr-ass brass-bound

brass-boundbIfidband in RowleyHoly andacid VIPsPs iiji ALFREDALF RR bh 12 AugAu

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SEVENTHSEVENTIES GENERATIONGE1866 is at work with his step-fatherstep The above areArc-himedean

Arc-himedean

Arc-himedeanchildren of the first husband iiim LennonCATO BB ForbesForbe-s

liForbes

b 28 Dec 1878ISiS d the following Mayrare iv MARTOMARTMAR-T

JulioLullin-gG b 18 DDecc 1881 The lastJast two arearc children of theth-ereon

th-ereon

lic-encesecond husband Mrr ForbesForbe-

syv EdmondEdmonds MurphyMurphy b 17 Jan 1839 d 5 Apr 1839

The abovenovae arefirc children of secondsecondScholl wifewif-eyivi Hannahliana Jane b 5 JuneLame 184518 resRees inhI Psdips lImndunlin

vii Maria AckermanAnchorman b 1I Marur 1850 m 10 Marfar 1875BenjBen Franklinlira son of BenjBen F midand MarthaJ Preston b

Mayray 1851 a coal and ice dealerdenIer d invalidedin WakefieldWakened29 NovoNovov 1881 Thehe widwide resRees VIPsAlps She was a gradgradu-ate

gradu-ateate of the Salem XNormal school iuin thetho classcluss of 1869and hadlaid the honorbonor of lebeingalga chosenchoson classclans poetess onko-whai

ko-whai

ko-whaiwhich occasionocclusion she wrote andUld rendered with Greatgrailreac-credit

Reac-credit

reac-creditcredit a poem entitled 11 Sunny Gleams of Life SheShe-llflower

She-llflower

She-llflowerfollowed teachingcackling as a vocation from the springspading of herper-egrination

per-egrination

per-egrinationgraduation untilmulish her marriage They hadlead i FmFlIEDFlIED-KI-CK

D-DDANA Preston b in Cambridge 3 DecDee 1875

d 26 Jan 1818766 ii Elli MAYilAY b in VIPsPs S8 Sept1877

Jacob TowleTowel JoelJohnGJohn JJohnsJo junta invite Jton11Nathaniel HenryMillerMillenarianswas bornhorD in North DanvilleDunhill VtArt

10 Dec 1799 marriedharried in ShellyKellyeVTOL now LowellLow-ellVt by John HardingLarding Esq 22 JuneLune 1820 MarindaMarina D-

aughterE

daughter of EthanEll mdandand Hannah Gordon Allen witwit-win-

ceswitt-

icismswitwit-

nessescsnessesibisescs Robert andimd LucyLuey AllenAlien she wawas bornhorn in AtticAttic-All-is

Attici-sm Pi-us Aur-iclehIS N Y 8 Apr 1808

Jacob TowleTowie RustKust waswiwa at man possessed of moremarc thanhaH

MrsMrsRossiniIRandall E pollenAllenAlien Rustlilt isabSaab tiltthe eldestchipset Oiltslimilyld ofofWetlandnTattling AllonAlenUn bornliSl1781 undand Hannah GordonGonlon daughternonpoliticalof01 JohnJoni GordonGonlon from Scotland 1712Iii 3 11ita le-leev-olutionary

Ke-Keoutpollcontinuant soldierholler andnd AteliersBuoBubo EthanWW AllenAlien andawl1multimillion GordonGonlon weremerc-enariesmarriedmarr 5r SeptSent ISO Theirhurler Lillianchildren WeewealelicitI UL bornburn 8S Aprjr 1608iSIbomarriedmarled JacobTacob 1T Rustlust 2 JohnTon G bo1101bothn IdIb rubreb Illbit marriedoriginmarriedNancyniceNelly oi-lcan

111CroneCrane S EthanKlein bornboin al31alaralarml Marar lbbl mauledanionic ZillionZillah SabinSabina 1I MinorEmory Wornborn 21

FebPeb marriedmarnel firstElla FannyJenny Clark marledarrivedercimarriedinfinitively second 17Ii DecDee JbfeoffI2 Miss1Mise-steem S-hiiteTeen F GrangerlIger I5Zillah bornloran202 ov 18201620 marriedBurled firsttilt SamuelSinn 11hallidyllnil nunnun-fluo-ride

knu-rled ri-ed re-iddrill Secomsecond henryTerry WalbridgeV 0t ninnninny li born 28 SeptJill IKM millrunmarriedinfirmStephenson 7i RachelHachel born r5 MarSirAir Fmsm dieddoled 23 JanJillion IIIIS

themthanJ lisping lIenAllen Nebobodeabideaboambo e wuwas thetha sonBOIL of WilliamWIIlIam AllenAlien born lillilt17522 na RevolutionaryRevolutio-nary talonsoldiersolder andamI ZillionZillah Gilbert delighteddaughterdaudaub hater ofor dctycoonelconecon NotableLotrimin andnd Rachelteach Gilbertt

S AugAu 117733 Theirnoir hilliercollide tierceINTECre 1I Collectivities bornloran 2 TuneTuna 1771TI 2ZadockHaddockockbock born 212 NvbrayMany 17701776 wasWWII ita dovetaildorm JosiahJoin bolabom 222 MarchAnnuli 1778HiS 1

Rachel born 2 MirMar 11780SO marriedmillrun DavidDivviedavldavid Dimmicktriclinic ir loiloilPolly bornboll rI DeeJCL 1-

781Jail1781 married SilisSilas Cook j6GillianEthan born 17Ii rubJeh 171 millmatroamedriledldcreedal GordonGold7 ACAbashnh hornborn 15failSlav liE1721 marriedflirted IsaacInc CuttingCutups 8S undand II9 biArySnake and1 SallySa-llyhorn 4i July 1788 StillSallSally marriedni LutherOutlier BarrettInterpret 10 EmoryLIllYIi aioli born 1t runeJune 1790drownedcrowd zu1 titlehilo crossingroBbingcobblingaI rriITTrah11s withWillie armyanny oppressexpress is ar of 1612 11I HobertObit hornborn20 JuncoJuneJinn 1792 marrymarrymarried LucyJucy SmithSill 112 WilliumWillie bornJorum 11 July marriedmarled

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HENRYJuly RUST ANDAJ FFAnullonlyY

ordinaryordinary abilityy Born in a new and comparatively un-unun-settled

un-settled

unun-settledsettled country his opportunities for an education werewher-

everwhe-

rever

wher-

eververy limited However through the zealandzeal and indomit-able

indomitableindomit-able

indomit-ableenergyenergyof lhislss parentspallets helie was enabled to attend thehe-ronry

he-ronry

he-ronrycountry schoolmanschool and learned hishib first sonslessons while sittingsitti-ng sitti-ng sitti-ngupon theEthelslablab benchbenne AsitsLs helie grew into manhood hismis-

timed

mis-

timed

mis-

timedtime was divideddiddled betweenLowe hard laborLahore on a new farm andanth-

emanth-

emanth-

emthe schoolroompoolroomschoolhoolhold room until liehe hadIliad acquiredacquired a ratefirst-rate comcom-co-mmons

co-mmonsschoolmon education and while he never taught schoolschoo-lS

schoo-

lsaslS a vocation the children and young folks of the neighneigh-neigh-borhood

neigh-borhood

neigh-borhoodhotrodboyhood w-entwent to Jake to help them out in1 arithmeticirritancy

lieIle remainedremained with hisIlia fatherfilth on the new farmfinn untilaunt itv-itas

v-itas

v-itaswas clearedcleared pamupuplandamand remscseveral years after liehe handstandbandstandhadbad attainedattain-edliisleis majoritymajority and finally the property was willedwilled or1 givengailygive-n

gia-nt

give-nto a younger brother who handoverhad never aided in maltingmaking it aa-

fara-

farfarmfulfilIn early life he became interested in politicspolitic and tooktook-

atoo-

ka very active part in the campaign of 184018 in favor ofo-vum

o-va

o-vaVmVan BurenBurn BringerBeingBeing veryverycry spiritedproud liehe was mademad-dest

adsor-

bedadsor-

bedsoreOTC by the defeat Farrof rheasHismanalrr his man and the election of Cla-rion

Ilar-IlarHar-rison

ris-on I-ArisonGrison IIHeIlee wasawns one of thetho best posted men of his dayparticularly on politicalpolitical antireligiousand religious subjects WhenHenWhet-her

Hec-tic

Hea-ththethc authorityauthor visitedrioted his native statefitted in 11889 severalSecom of theth-eorem

th-eorem

th-eoremformer associates of Mrvalorh RustBust in hihis earlycarly life made theth-eorem

th-eorem

tid-emarkremark JakeJake Rust was the bestct hostedpostedhosted manIvan in thishi-deoutcountrycountry

Though possessedobsessed ofasofaof a stainless character sterling in-inin-tegrity

in-tegrity

inin-tegritytertianlegeritycagily andtantand aJt heartHaiti overflowingoverflowingjoyriding with sympathy helie waswe-

skitKiltieKatie TockLockwoodLock od 1 Zillah born IS Anug 170017001706 married BroderickRoderick1 Ira born 133 ApiApia 1701 lostlot j1j RoswellHoswell bornlornornHorn 133 JuneJane 1801 marriedNAND CellaEllaCl-

ansCe-

llarsCell-

ophaneSproutSpragueue 116BotchierOthnielJohnnieThule G born 20O AugAuug llsli0111H lostWilliam AllenAlien aboveIboIbo e wasH is the sonBon of WilliamWillingMillville AllenAlien born 1726 and SusannaSus-annaPreambleflannel daughterall-nighters of0 10JosephJostlingpall PackardPackardborn 1748 TheirTier childrenhildren wereere I1 Sn-SnSu-

sannaS-n si-nnaSerenaLillie born 1730 1 William born 11 flitMavfall lIi S9 RhodaIliad born 175117 1 I1 Fdlard

born Jim1750iW 5 Elijah born Ji17587 Sa 0I AbelAberAbel bornJornJon 1760 7 RobesRobotRobertt 8S Bettylettlet born9 roilyPolly 10 SullySally 11 JohnJon born 1771

William AllenAlien aboamboaboveo wiswigs the bon of JosiahThin AllenAlien born 1677IU 7 andnd lMarynrynary Pleadmenddaughterdaughter ot01 Micahobeah KenilRea TheirHider children were I1MicahIcahMicah bombosh 1708nos 14 TonallyJokedi Mary leatherher 5 Sarah b NathanSullentitling born 1722lj 7 BettyHetty bornlorn 11724 8 WIllWIll-1W-ill Wil-kinson

illill-Gi-llianLIFOIan ornHorn 1726

losableJoan AllenAlien wnwasawn sonBon of SamuelSmall AllenAlien born 1632f andnud SarahSam PartridgeArmletPartr-idgedaughterll of GeorgeGeorgo Partridgelearn of DiburyDubony Their childrenchildreneieweseel e 1I SamuelSimul-atorborn lliCOlice 2 JsrallyKesslerlelle born 1663OhiohW 3 MehitableMolten born 1667IClogjam 1t SarahSinn born 1667lIhlich jaV-

allettaJ-

ustinlethal born lG9 b6 Nathaniel born 10721672 7erBench bombony Wi1671 8S Josiahborn 10771677 0I WelshJells hornborn IWO1679 10lO NehemiahEphemera born ItelHSamuel AllenAlien above was son of SamuelSamuelAnneal AllenAlien bornhoni in England whoholtwithlathwith-ies

lit-chihishilihilledwifevie Ann emigratedl TOro FaineanceArne fromrom ShrilledRidge enteratc Somerset CongCo EngEn-g fIt26A 4 Y TheyTansy settledBelittled inn Braintreelinnet Mass81 nuland theythC were supsupposedposed to be the firs-tlings

fore-stallers

first1 AliensAllens to settle in America Their childrenClaude were SamuelSunbelt bornurn 1612 Joseph2 Jose-phbornLMO 3I IIJamesNines bornbori Il SarahSurly boshJoin lliSOAllison 5C MaryMinerva CG Abigail

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SEVENTHSEVENTIES GENERATIONGENGE

notnob aa-successfulslicessuccessfulmanmm in business matters but there w-as wasw-as w-asmuch thatthai came not to the knowledge of thelie world to ac-acac-count

ac-count

acac-countcount for itit Few men attainingliaising the age of sixty ye-ars

yensyearseveror necroticencounter the consconstantly recurring solsticesobstacles andban-eberries

ban-eberries

ban-eberriesbarriers that came in InsanelyhisIus wayonly At twentyfive liehe wasas-tron as-tron o-wn wa-shtubdisabilitythrown fromidiom a sleigh resultingreissuing in aL physicallyrical disabilityfromidiom which he never recoveredrecovered Sandwichand whicheverwhich rendered himKim-ball

him-an

hum-an

him-an

hum-anallan easy preyproof to thelie tortures foremastsof rheumatism Once liehehe-ws

le-ashe-

wswas suddenly left penniless monstranceamongnaming strangersstrangers withawithalswitc-hblade

withwithoutithitchithaLithiaB-ihar

aA-

lanlarge family to care for under the IlloIllmostt stringiertrying circumcircum-circum-stances

circum-stances

circum-stancessyncsstances and thus one adversity succeededsucceeded another untilunstil-ted

unstil-ted

unstil-tedthe culminating point was readiedreachedreachedreadIed when the entire fluid-ly fam-ily

familyfluidlyfam-ilywassmallpogromsteelstrickensteeln with thatlit loathsome scourge the poxsmallfrom whichwhich one thedaughter youngest died One sonsoo-nestleftsoonesthisIns home at the promisingprobingpromisingprobing age of 16 yearsyeul'S never toto-rturing

to-rturingreturnlemon One daughtermight just blooming into the loveline-ss

Joylessne-ss lovelinessJoylessnessof womanhood awas cacalledlodclod from earth by the wingeddarkwitherdarkwindednessmessenger AAchildChildchildchild of the oldest daughter wholido withher husbandhumidhumidat that time constitutedconst intuitedintuiteda part of the fancilyflintilyMerriestfamilydied ThroughThroughallan these 1rialstrials and afflictions nflMrRustHust borehore up randomizedand continued Illshis strugglestring for a clear skyMeanwhilelantinuclearantedhehc never forgot to bestow his affectionllocation andorID'SrIDStendersteelier care bountifully upontonupon his faithfullcompanioncompanion orhis parentalplacental carearc uponpoll his children His children mindmind-fulfoulmindfulof hislus cares andindirectionaffectionaffliction remember withWillie pleasantpleasantthoughts the paternal love the faithfullitchi instruction liv-eried

theethe-rified

ethe-rifiedrigid discipline thelie constant care and the unlimitedunlimitedinterinter-inter-est

inter-est interinter-inter-estest he had inl and for themthom

No manmau could be moremarc honesthon L or true and few tryharder to livelie an exemplary Christian life than liehe

After leavingleavinleaving f the homesteadhoc cad Mr Rustlamial mi went into aflouringflouringmill in North Danville at which business helie conconcon-tinedcontinuedfor fifteen years JnInJn V18 he removedremovedwithjet hisshiftilyHismanalfail offreightfacingeight children to the westWobble Illinois beingbrinier th-eoretic

theth-eoreticobjective point wherewhore helie expected to locate andbandwidthwithWillie hisshiftilyfamily of sons make a new home in thatlit then new-found

newnew-foundcountry On his arrivalarrivalat Beaver Pa liehe was policedobligedpolicedobligedtotheremain a few days before proceedingplaced0 while herecareCretethetele-commutes

thehe-adwaiterseacalamitiesJ aaboveJ notedintrovertovertook him AfterAfLer two yearsyeaTsleadheadsojourn inin Pennsylvania liehe returned to Ohio where liehehad tarriedtarriedtallied with his Dunhillfamily whenhen helie first JIremovedimposed from

i

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IMJITTERYIINRYNY RUST ANDAD FFJOINTLY

Vermont here he remainedremained until the fall of 1851 whenwhen-ce

when-cehe removedalcove to MichiganJ and purchased property injn W-n fo-ci WinTinWin-field

Infi-eldfieldpleasantlpalatal county where he made a verycry pleasanthone anywhereand where he residedresidedensiled until 26 July 1861 when heed-died

ed-died

ed-dieddied Nice marble headstones maikmailmac kIe the spot of hishi latc-hstring

lastJastAss-essing

pla-steringtestingleasing place in WinfieldInfield Michigan

MOTMoth-erWorldrUlruleRl

The poet ColeridgeCollide sayssays-A

say-stAA mother isjs a motheranother stillstilefi-fthThe holiest thing alive

whatMOTILEloinwhatwhat a wonderfulwonderful word WhatHat au vast scopesco-pe sco-pe sco-peof goodness it suggestslovesuggests love affectionattraction purity The in-inha-lfpence

in-fluence

inin-fluencefluencefluenciesonspringofofilofaail true mother as transmitted to her springoffis never lostloaf diminished To thethcnever author thelie wordforemoth-erm-othermother defines all goodness love and purity Thesubject of thisLeifthithin sketch thetho authorsauthor's mother has been by-no

Bo-yne

byby-no

Bo-yneno means a creature circumstancesof ofasofaof a character toLaL-earner

tr-endier

tr-endierrenderronder her speciallyhectically superior to other goodroododometersmothers bu-stle

hus-hed

hutbutbu-stlesheslie certainlyCelCelt taxingly haslias been a creator ofouchflinchnichuchLich circumstan-ces

circumstancescircumstan-cesand means WrestlingTelecasting sometimes withoutHemostatwithHh most extremeextrac-tability extr-eme extr-emeadversity shehe looked it succinctlysciencecicely but defiantly in the fac-elift

facefiCefic-hefac-

eliftwithwithalwhichevernevercoyer a thought1thought of discouragementcement SheShe was bon-ito

hornbornhorn-wort

bon-itowithwithawithoutaIt mighty RindfundfundfundIndoof coinagecourage pridepride handmadeand modesty andUldAn-dy

An-dy

Ul-trixyetrei if braverycrybraverycan gracegame a female characterchlorate shesho wa-shrag

wasas-htray

wa-shragbravehayed She hahn lived for her children and familyhumidify andGa-ndhi

Ga-ndhi

Ga-ndhiwhile she had enough to do to keep them so yet whenwhin-nying

whin-nying

whin-nyingyoung they were alwaysallY neateat andlandlandholderwhole dressed or M-inot

jfiff-ontM-

inotnot wholecleanwhole clean patchedpatchedanduncle polite Sometimes whilewhichwhic-ker

wh-ile wh-ileher husbandhusbandwaswa trying to hew out a home inin thelie GreenGroenReorientationsReencounteringMountainsl of VermontYermont or laterJotter in thelie newnYJ westcwt T-heothethet-

actwolfCotswoldwolf camecam highlandnigh and then the deardeal mother put intoint-erracial

int-erracial

int-erracialpracticalpracticaloperation the maxmaximn NecessityN isi the modishmothermoth-er moth-er lof invention andencl fooddoodadandlandmineadamantraimentmoment camecarne hutbut front-bencher

frontfront-bencher

romPro-metheanwhence thelie innocent objectsobject ofasofaof a mothersmother's love andan-droid

an-droid

an-droidpride knew not

HI1 forterer officeol ce there to rearcaner andmI teachtenchBecoming as is meet andancl fitfuA linkinklinglint amongMellon the claysdays to kitt-en knit

TheRR generationscurators eachcalc to eachcach

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I

SEVEEVESEVENTH GENERATIONGrGE Teutonic

Mrs1 Marindal AllenAlien RustBust was endowedendowed withawithinwith afI greatgrentgre-ater

gre-aterdegree femoralof moral couragecourage deep pietapiety and ai disposition toto-t

to-do

t-ootdotddo or die inl itcaringlearingclearinghousecaringchildren of whom shehe might beex-pound

bo-arhound

ep-

roudproudproudwhen her officeoilier workworeorkYork was patpast HowlIow wellwe-lsh

we-lsh

we-lshshe hasfalls succeeded the loveloye her childrenIndic bear her willdil-ates

dil-atesattestairiest IowaItIi maywar be excusabledisable in the author to say thattha-tif her pride in her children exceeds that of theirs in theirtherm-osphere

therm-osphere

therm-ospheremother it is simply indescribable ForFor a wwomanomanoman sheshe-epishness

sle-eplessnesspossessespossess rare execlexclexecutiveicy abilityagility and her capabilityculpability forfri-skiness

fri-skiness

fri-skinessbusiness seemsseem to growglow with her yearsYetis evereven now whenhye-nas

Hye-nas

hye-naspast threeeighty yearsNears of age her watchful eye iaisi alwa-ys

alwayson the alert andaWandaand a good opportunityy for aL bargainhargain rarelyrar-ely rar-elyescapes her attention she insistshiss on superintendinganallCa-no

alo-

ofalo-

ofof her own affairssunders when movingmewing building travelingrelocking etcpe-canandanademsseemsseem to havehone afI burden thatlout others will thirtiethtire withinlithowithith noou-tthought

ou-tthought

ou-tthoughtthought of herselfhorde OnOil oneconc Bocaoccasionon when sinsIll wasas pastpas-ting

pas-ting

pas-tingeighty thetic WIwritermiteriterbiter waswa-iWit assistingalibi her upapaup a1 long flightlight ofco-stars

S-ofiastairs to10 hisIlls office when about half wayWilY up fearingfoaming thatthinlyethn-ic

tha-t

tha-tit might weary thelie oldoil ladyJady helie said to10 her Mother1tt wewe-ald

we-ald

we-aldhad bettobettorbetter restrcpt an moment She lookedlookedup into his licefccGu-cci

fac-eliftwithwiLhwithinWelshmanan eexpressionlesion osteopathyof sympathy and instantly inquiredinqui-redThytWhy arc you tired At oneconc time whenw icon shebhe wasus only

seventeensc yearsyem's oldsold sheriho wasWWII loftlefteftdeft in chargechange of her youngyoung-young-est

young-estestcs brotherbroiher adviserand sister durindurianduring thethc ninightht AboutAbouL midnightmidnig-hts

midnig-htsshe awoke to find the househoue onn firefirc withwith her charactercharacte-ristic

ticinc-

alescencepresence hominidof mind and bravery comingGaming to her reliefcliff shesh-een

hcco-wmenwent delicatelydeliberatelypellicle to workorkYork hbringingbringingv water mandateand after aa-hard

s-hard

a-hard

s-hardhardhardhamstrungstruggle succeeded in extinguishing the flamesfla-mes fla-mes fla-meswhich huarachehad readiedreached to the ceilingceiling overheadovercooled and extendedextend-ed

extend-ed

extend-edhalfhalfwayWattsWarnacowaywar tacosincises thethc room WhenWhenrenOren about nine yomyearnyarda-ge

ofco-

fflefa-

ggedfa-

ggednighttimeageloge herhor baby brotherbrothel wawas takenwell violently ill in theClio nighttime HerTIc hitherfather beingbeing awaymy sheachc wasvas thethc oldest at11fat-homedhoc except the mother and thoughthough a MCINCImelOmelonC child sheshr-ew

sch-was

sluic-

ewaysWUwas dispatched for helplaical to thet nearestnearby neighborsneighbor's whi-ch

whichwhi-chwas15 quite a distanceDiane aWlaway andmd wherewhore shesc arrivedarrivedatat twowo-odcocko'clock in the night Therich road was all icecc sandshoeandand shehc couldcol-ony col-ony col-onyonlymoneymakermake progress byhy supportingsuppurating hencithl coif byhy tilethe fenceconccan-can

fen-ce fen-ceand feelingcyclingcolin her way alongalongWhenVC she waseras sixtyfivesix-ty field-ersyearscars old sheslip visitedvisited ChicagoChicano candentand went to thethc top of thethr-ower

twin-

flowerlower of thethc city walwailwailerer workswork aboutbout feetfet high Tn1877 she removedremold to TexasCB from lIiMichigan sandmenindwellandisland when rid-ridJ17

ttrio JfJ.P.

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RnireFIERYlY RUSTROST ANDAD FraptlyFunerary

ingKing in a wagon near FortFortiethWorthNorthyOlihPolish on the day she waseas-ement

eas-ement

eas-ementseventy yearsgyms old she deliberately jumped to thelie groundgro-und

gro-und

gro-undwhile the wagon was inin motionmotionWhenrhen nearly sixtyfivesix-ty fiv-eyear old she sustaineda painfulpainfulphalli cancerousand seriousseriousvelour injuryinjury in he-heh-int

be-ing i-ns

be--insdintingKing0 thrown from au bUfTYbutylbuggybu0

healingbrainsbrackishbreaking herhor leftwardleft arm in such-a

suc-h

sucha mannerlineal uas to disabledabble llcherc POso thatthat foifoci moremole thanLan al yearye-ars

ye-ars

ye-arsshe waswa-wawantnot ablealle to dresdress or undress herself sandshoeand she hasHa-nover

Ha-nover

Ha-novernever entirelyentirely recovered from itit She haslias beenJens a widowwid-ow

wid-owovero thirty years She residesrelics in Dallas Texas withwit-her

wit-herher youngestjungle child Emory G RustHust whose care handoutandanteand ut-utn-utrient

at-tention

atat-tentiontentinginstill towards her ibis evidencec of his attachment to andAnd-over

And-over

And-overlove for his mother and no daughter could liehe moreloreforet-houghtful

foret-houghtfulthoughtfulthoughtfuland attentive to an own mother than his wifewid-ens

wi-fe

wi-fehashns beencencent toLa the subject of thisibis sketchch On Christmas1887 thelethee wawas a unionre-union the firsthtfilfail t inin thirtyseventhir-ty revenu-ersyears fallof all thelie livinglhinglivingmembers of her familyillicit five sonsson-ant

son-ant

son-antandandaWandaa daughterdaug TheLie meetingmeeting was at thelie home of herher-self

her-son

he-ron

he-ronsonSOIl Alfred B RutRust in Dallas

Sheyieldhe jibis a remarkably conscientious andmd truly devoteddev-oted dev-oted dev-otedChristian woman Shedisc isia nrneververveer boastfulbOl buthut alludes withlithe-some

lithe-some

lithe-somesome pride Paducahand much joy to aL Norwichwork whichwhich she was instillme-ntal

insti-tute

u-uM-

entalmental in accomplishingaccomplishingwhen about fifteen yearsCapri oldold-estAt that agesageac shehe Wlwaswah turned to God throughi the picnicki-ng

leachin-gpicnickingLacewing

of herhr fathersfathersuncleunde RevHey RobertHoper AllenAlien ItIiIxiaswas herer-ratic

er-raticpracticepraline to offer herhr prayersprayer in thethc garden andonanonand on suchsanesuff-ocations

suff-ocationsoccasions shefhe neverNYC forgotforgo herhr parents wholido alat that timeimb-ecilewavelikeOle neitherNeil of them professorsprofessions coreligionistof religionreligion On one oc-ococ-casion

oc-casion

ococ-casioncasioncession her fihitherfatherher chanced to take ait scatseat by the open winwin-win-dow

win-dow

winwin-dowdow that looked into ttheliehe garden hennaingwhen Marindaluinda was praypray-pray-ing

pray-ing

pray-inginlandingKing and hearing theHie prayer hehc inquiredinquietudeInuitinquired of his wife whowh-it

wh-it

wh-itit was pandasMLAandml wawas told that it wawaylaidwaswab Marindalarinda Two or threethricethres-hers f-tyearscalearlierlater MrJrr AllenAlien wawaswab convertedconvertedconcur and turned to theth-usly

th-esetim-

eservingsliceSemite of GodwitGod with greatgoal earnestness The effectelect of theste-pladder

li-mplyplayer of his daughterr as related byhy himselfclrclerk years dellafterafter-wards

wa-rd a-ft de-clarewardsware iais asa followfollow- Whenrhino my daughterdaughter MarindaMarina tooktoo-k

too-k

too-kus to the Lord in thelie arms ofof her fif-thfatheadfaith and told him thatsta-tor

sta-tor

liga-tureour headsloads would soonoonon be blossoming for the grave and wese-wer

se-wer

se-werwere without hope bandwidthand without God in thelie world thathat-chment

hat-chment

hat-chmentmoment an arrow of conviction truckstruckstrucktruck my heart banditand itv-itas

v-itaswasas nevernevol removedremoveduntalenteduntil removed byby the bloodblood of JJesusJes-us

esusJesustwo or01 three years later DothBoth paparentsKent commenced thelie

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SEVEEVESEVENSEVENTHMII GENERATIONTIOearnest service of thelie Lord aboutmahout theilic sameac timetic and thathaltath-letes

state-

smen

state-

smensamesune earnest serviceservice nevernevor grewgrew less asns longaslongslongongFongcongasas theirther-apist

heirl-ooms

heirl-oomslamps held outant to barnburn Herlaic hitherfather dieddiced aged fiveninetyvee-rs nine-tyyearsyem's banditand it isis said that for fortyfortforbearsyearscaTs justKist previousprevious tot-his

t-his

to-ilshis death helie neverNYC tailed for a singlesingle day to offerofficer prayerpyrepray-

erMyro-

nto GodHerlIer interest In this work haslias been greatgrent andmd the authorthorautho-

rsautho-

rs

motori-stis indebted toLO her influence andfind the liberalityliberality of herenr-apture

enr-apture

enr-apturepurse for thethc steel plate of himself herein

She enjoys all good degreedecree of healthHaitianhealthHaiti Andeansand retains her filC-filCfloc-

culates

fac-ulties

facfacefac-ultiesJulies remarkablyremarkably well No mother ever Livermorelivedlived moremarc inin-the

in-ter

in-the

in-ter

It-alicthe sunlightsunlight of thelie love oof her children than she

Their children wereii Clarinda WalkerWalkers b in If1 TardTardyardwickyardstickil now Lowell VtArt 22

lehLeah 1827 inm in ChardonCardoon 0 by IHosealocalIsle Tucker EsqSq11 July 1815 IJJohnJoliet C sB of GideonGideon and Lydia GurneyBisbeeChiseled b hiin Springfield 12 July 1825 John BisbeeChiseled

excelled inta the mechanicinterchurch arts andUHl possessed unusualungulaundu-lating

unse-alingingenuity While a mere lad liehe learned the tradeetude ofofm-aking

B-olshoishoemaul but soon afterer lIdshiss marriage heho naturallynatura-lly cultur-allytook up thetile gunsmith business which liehe follofollowsfollowedfollo-wed

eded-with

e-dith

ed-with

e-dithwith success forbr several yearscarsyears I1HeTefe was laterlaier in lifeassociated withWillie his broth-erbrother Albert BishopBisbee inill thetic phopho-pho-tograph

pho-tograph

pho-tographTorah business inill Ohio hiIn 1850 thelie gold exciteexcite-excite-ment

excite-ment

excite-mentmentmeant tooklook him to California but helie returned inill aboutabo-ut

fabul-ousone yearyeller and againailing engagedconvinced inill thetic gunsmith businessbusines-sesTiesRes Tutored MidiMich They had jij HITSCruseChirrs us lOHYEDetroitBis-bee R-OYBisbeeBrisbane bbinbillin NewEwe HarringtonBrighton Pa in her 1fathersfather'slatherssketchsketc-hes vsket-chyKewKnewew Brighton is called BeaverBayer 20 JuneJguile 1846 ds-amesame place 112 JulyJudy 18161846 impairiijj MARYlAHY ELIZAELIXA b inhl GarGar-G-arrets G-ar Ca-tskill

ar-arar-restsfretsextensile Ohio 27 Dec 1817 d 28 Dec 1817 iiiCrULCruel ELIZAElReliabilityLUTZ b at GC 26 Decnee 18191849 min inill CedarCe-dars Ce-darsSpringsSpring's MidiMichichLich 15 MayMay 1872 Samuel BigelowBridgetown b1 jninje-nnet

di-ngbat

di-ngbatBathNth Ny y theyethylicmeaie bothboth deaf mutesmutch TheyThc hadlewd 1

militaryJuly EllenSullen BigelowNigelNigelb in DeerfieldEjective MwMuchUbe 133

Apr 1873 2 NoelleGenie HemIhenry b1 atnt AlbonaAltona MichMicah 18AugAu 1875 ivjv CHARLESChalks MAFIOSIAphasialabialI BisbeeBibbee b iniiim-

inaretsGainesville Ohio 12 AAprDr 1852 d iniii WinfieldInfieldWittic-ismlichMichMicah 1 OleicOctOd18651865 v FLORAkilobit EDIAEM IA b inlNutshellMars-halllichMich 20 JanJinn 1818544 Illm inIII CedarOccur SpringsSpring MidiMich 7Oct 1870 They had 1I CharlesGlottal SlammerFleer bh inill CedarCe-dars Ce-dars Ce-darsSpring 8 JulyTingly 1871 adoptedclop by his grandfather andGan-dhi

Gan-dhi

Gan-dhihis namenaive changedchug to BisbeeBrisbane vi LABIUMCalmlyindicator RoiRioHOLTYHOTLYxv 1h inillKalamazool MichMidi 10 NovXv 1856 m iniii ReedIced CityCi-ty City-wideMichMicah 25 JJuneuncnc 1885 Miss DelcinaDelia daudui of Hudandran-domly

ran-domlyPolly AllenAlien VincentVinci Theyhey hadlewd 11 Jennie LilalidaLindaLin-

dar vi e

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r

3 y itZRitz J S 5

NRYJIEl RUST ANDYD FAMILY

b inill BannisterFrilliest MienMich 28 Apr 1886 2 ClaraTam Elizataffet-a

i izapizza

b in Muskegon MichMilofih 9 AugAu 1888

29 1 iiji JJohn Ethan b 26 Mar1111 1829 inm JJudithElliot S MustersMastersas carsjimiiim Israel Day b inm Danville Vt 24j Feb 1831 leftCt homeKhome-

inihomi-

ngionicIon-

icin New BrightonBedight Pa 9 Dec 1846 went to Newew Or-OrOr-leans

Or-leans

OrOr-leansleans LnLa and Iromfrom theretierce up the Arkansas river andhan-dbills

pan-

daspan-

daswasWIlS never after heard of by the familyfaintly

i-

v

1iv HannahFauna AllenAlien hb in NX DanDanville 16 Jan 18331838 d insi-new

si-new

si-newNew Brighton Pa 9 Marrare 1847

v AlbertAlhert DexterSexier bIJ 10 Dec 1834 m JuliaTuBa A WarnerYarner 4r

vi AlfredAllred Baxter b 7 Oct 18361886 mni AbbieRabbi C SymbolAmboNamib-ian

Ambro-sia

IIP-iffledandfLud 1Idada Morrisforris

vii DebrisElbridgeHebridesge Gerry b 1318 Jan 18401810 maggiemin Maggiefaggie Hose

vjviiivii Mary TowieTowo bh innerin North Danville Vt 3181 Marar 18421812 d

of oxsmallsmallpox in YewNew Brighton Pa 14 Mayflayay 18471817 J1Ji-

nxix Don BrighamBrighamb 16 Sept 1844 enlistedexulted in Co vPF 21MichMicah J-ifJ VVolsViolsOE d 2328 JJunelIUOliquor 18631868 on board hospitalhosp-ital

hosp-italboat WoodfordWoodwardrcodewordford at Millions BendBud LaLu nearcar VicksVicks-Vicks-burg

Vic-ks bu-rgburg Miss wherelifer he was buried Don was al brightbrighte-ned

brighte-nedand promisingpersonifies boy From the day helie enlistedenlisted untilutileunt-il

tul-lehe died hebe was not in the fieldview his feeble constituteconstitu-tion

constitut-e fio-n Fio-nalionl ion waswac illymy calculated for a soldierssoldier's lifeUe lieHe wasus inimiin-hospitablehospitablehospital nearly thetube entKententicementhele time of servileservice His deathdea-th

death-ward

death-wardwasWIlS in manyninny respects unumunusuallyJy sad he died far fromproc-reative

proc-reative

proc-reativerelaTIves andaud native landlaud with no kindredblinded eyeeyes fromRo-maic

Ro-maic

Ro-maicwhich to of warmthwretchworth-while

gather one singlesinglemaylay sympathetic vwhile his soul wasWIlS struggling to free itself fromfront itsdis-coid

dis-coid

dis-coidcold enctenementut of clay HeneIe was proud of the priviesdavitdive-rge

privi-lege

privi-legelegeledge to serveservo hihis country but was shorn of vcreveryopportunity to demonstrate the bravery andaud heroismcryos-tat

heroi-sm heroi-smthat helie possessed atx Emory Gordon b 5fj Feb 71817 mtit Lucy E Pat-ti

PrattPrintxixi IFloralom GlennEllenEllett callednude Ellen b in RavennaMcLennan Ohio 5 OctOcL

18491819 d in WinfieldInfieldinfo cW MichMicah 25 Apr 1867 EllensEllen'sHell-enismnibbleamiable disposition andmd fondnessfounded for her widowedwido-wed wido-wedmother renderedrender it hard for the mother to give herher-up

eru-pt

her-up

eru-pt

her-up

eru-pt

tart

up andfind doublyloudly so as18 shesc wasWI thetic only slaughterdaughter atat-omic

fat-

homedfat-

homedhomehoc to comfortconifer herher in the declining yearscaners of herwidowhood HerTier headstone bearsVicars the following in-inin-scription

in-scription

inin-scriptionascription

ELLENETHYLENE IF RUSTfrt

DIE-

D

DIYDIEDDID-

OIXIK WIFIFOwinnowingwinningLD MMOOTCJ CO builtEmoti-

onalism

1011

APRILululate 25J lS1807IMAfAGEDOEDD

1711 HAS 60 MSleis 201820 ns t

1

t M 5t

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tic Y 7 jcc-s

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SVACANT Ventilator

xii CharlesOarlocks Henryliner called Henry b in Edinburgh Ohio 2SeptSmelt 1851 dd of rheumatism in WinfieldInfield MidiMichch 26Dec 1866 The remains of lienHenryFiery and those of hisdis-inter

dis-inter

dis-intersister EllenEll lielic buried by the side ofol their latherslather'sfath-ersgravegamy in WinfieldInimical Their last restingresting-restingplacepelvic is markedHellfireHellfi-re

marked-ly

marked-lybyby heavyhenvy marble headstones It is doubtful if aIt perper-per-son

per-son

per-sonson of his agege could evinceineejinnee more true piety and lovelovel-orn

lovel-orn

lovel-ornfor GodG od than he didlid For1101 twelve daysdews helie was torturedtortu-red

tortur-ed

tortu-red

H-

iswith the mostnisi excruciatingexcruciating pIlpailpilafsninesDJS HisJulies groans whenhierar-chically

henp-ecked

henp-eckedrackedrack with pain together wwithnthithitch his prayers when notDotDot-in

Doti-ng

noti-on

Dot-in

Doti-ngin agony were sufficientscilicet to causecorms thetic tearstellers to flowflow-erpot

Show-roomfrontfrom thelie eyeseyes of everyevery watcher HisUis henheadstoneloll bearsbear-ish

bear-ish

bear-ishtheHe following inscriptioninscription

lenityII Y C nusanusRUSTKUST

DILUDILIDELU-

XE

ILIO-

NIXILiveriedLxVIWWIIIn mitoticCALMTC CO NICOSIAMICATIN

oCrDECEMBERBarr 2026 litiloci

ACEAGEDAGUE

J35155 Yensoxlips 3 MSass 21 DS

I

John JJrrJohnJOJohnr foUnfoundJohns Nathaniel ttJohnJohnJohnfolinfou-ndationalFactionalJ Icily was bornhorn in Inveigle Vt 26AugAu 1801J married firstih-bL inin Lowell Vt EcocideReducti-onism

dollarDo-lanAnnisAnis DunhamUnsung married secondscold DorothyDorothr Gray dieddeedi-ng

deedi-ng

deedi-ngin Danville where helie was bornhorn 26 Apr 1879

Their children werei1 DrillOnu BB bh in ShojiShinniedSchooledrtVL 9 Mar1 1836 tnm Sarah 1MJ-ibHahL abbAbby

Dr William Walker WMJohnJohni JolinJoplin YaltaNatchezNatJohnJoelJonathanNathanielMelanie HenryTeeny waseras born inhl Danville Vt14 AugAuAugAu 1807 marriedmarriedsixsix wiveswives iiiiiria follows marriedmarri-ed

marri-edfirst iinin CabbotCabot VtVI 29 MarMn-falfail 1833 Maryl T RandHand shehee-ded

she-lled

hee-dedlieddied 24 AugAu l183939 arrivedercimarried second in NauvooNavaho IllIll 1Jan 1842 Laura ilalillHartsonWhartonTyson born in Mansfield Ct ddieddecaldeedi-ng

deedi-ng

enclEch-

linin the same place 2 July 1843 marriedwarded third in Nau-NauNau-voo

Nav-aho N-au oh-ooho NovNosy 1843 WealthyEnglish MerrillMenMerrill she left him thethe-ologian

the-ologian

the-ologianfollowingfollowingsspringspring marriedmuftiI died fourth 15 April 1845 MaryIaryMayasAspenAspin t liehe gavegUY callher a billowbillbiJl of divorcement Oct 1853

t 5 faifail K iAL a-aajj

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TIMORnE RY RUST ANDA raptly

married fifth in Salt Lake City 1 Mar 1854 ElizabethEliz-abethElizab-

ethBridgewoodBridgewood she wentCall to England inlayin MayAy 1855 andpan-

dererpan-

dererpan-

derernever returned multiversitymarriedmarriedmuTed sixth 12 Dec 18551355 JaneTaneSan-dpaper

San-dpaper

Tar-paperPepper shehe died Oct 1879

Dr RutRust graduatedgradual cd in medicine In 1830 and practice-d

practicedin Lowell Vt Joined the Mormons or LatterLatter-Dav-Attract-ants

LatterDayLatter--day Sain-ts Da-ySaints and with thatthai hodhoodbodyT moved wetwe-weweinwinin 118380 and totot-out t-outUtahtahUtah in 11847154747 lieIle aLoabo workedoleicworkedaaaaia- a shoehoe ReHeali-enistenlisted in the lIcMexicancm war in the Mormon BattalionBaitingl July 1846 at Fortort LeavenworthBlameworthy Kansas Compan-y

CompanyC Captain Brown General Kearney Regiment ColCool rPP-StSiSt GeorgeGeolGeorge Cook He actedacted a assistantpassantaSioAsia tanttaint surgeonburgeonfourgeonbourgeon was in-inin-

jure i-n m-idjUlJuly1111 edCd byhYhYlbyaal mule 11whilehileChile inill serviceslice for which hehe now drawsrsdraw-s

disabus-

ea pension Wlwas dischargeddiscdischargedat Salt LakeLack CityCliffy 16Hi JulyJingly

18 17 lieIle resides in PaysonPaso CityCily UtahCoil TerritoryTheir children wererere

97 ij George Smith b at LowellLovell VtVi 23 JanJaIL 1831ii Dexter hb in L 1 Apr 1835 d 3 Jan 1836

iii UHoraceoraceHorace BB b1 inin DanvilleAlluvial VtVL 6 SeptCit 1836 1d 21 JJune1850 whileVic crossingugcrosceros illgill the PlainsPlain to SaltBult LakeLak-

eiv EbonEben 1h inhI D 27 Sept 1837 d illin Lowell VL OctOcL1818383-8

8

v MarylaryLarry E b inhi L 20 AIApr 1839

Thehe aboveboy arearc children of firstHirsch wifewif-evi William 1h illin NauvooNavaho Ill 27 Oct 18121842 d01 illin luausPlain-

fieldMa-ns ii-ifieldlicked JCLCt 1I July WasIVas sonbOll of Laura LarsonHarsco

RustLISLE

viivii SarahSari h11 inill xNorthbridgeNorthward 30 SeptBep 1844 d BillionArthritic placehale10 JuneJUlIC 18451815 Was clandzul of IVWealthycalmly rerrinrearing lustPius

Reuben TowleTowline Johnfromfondle Johns nielneil1

teato Nathaniel lutenistjudiciarylotterieswasAvabwa bornlion in Danville VtVL25 Apr 11809OD marriedtried in Lowell VLVt 2421 FebFeh 1830EdithaEdith daughter of ElihaLisaEli ha and EdithaEditha dithaEdith Hitchcock bornboni-ng

boni-ngin WestfieldWheatfield VtVt 17Ii NovKov 1809

He removed from WaterburyHatchery Vt to Norwalkl OhioOhio-anin March 1853 wasWalls engagedengirt in bridgeridge buildingbuildingbuilding In-consequence

InIn-consequence

In-consequenceconsequence of ill healthiin 181870O he removed frofrom OhioOhi-o

Ohi-o

Ohi-oto Michigan whOleWillie liehe remained butbuff a few yearsyear and propro-pro-ceeding

pro-ceeding

propro-ceedingceding further west settled in Iowa Mr11 RustKust pos-pos

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sensedcussed considerconsiderablebe abilityability pandasand wasyaSyaks elected to the officeoffi-ce

offi-ceof Justice of thetic PeacePie in Norwalk Ohio whichwhich officeoffi-ce

offi-ce

offi-cehe held for nine consecutiveconcubine yearsrears was city clerkderk forfo-rth

fo-rth

fo-rththree years and Infirmary Director three yearsyearears besidesbesidebesi-de

besi-des

besi-desother positions ResidesHussies with his son Freeman WarW-Est

YRust at WaverlyAvery JOIowaJOTHTH

TheirTheil children werewere

i FlFIIcemanCivillyCivilian W8Ys 1b 177 xNovOY 1831 min Theresa cGodfreyGeoffreyobduracy

i-iI

ii EbertWebberJ ben HurtBurtP in 1b1 255 Dec 1833 min CarolineCarbolic andaud VaryMary UIJBi-smuthSmith

iii Elijah TracyTracTracy bh 28 Oct 1836 m JuliaJulin K Edwardsiviy HenryHeury G b1 9 AugLub 18401010 innl lCalc llallowayJalopy

RevPeeve Israel DayDai JolinGJoltingJoltingJohnJolinJoplin Lila JohnToAnTendrilIcier wrl hornborn in Danville VLVt 18 OdOct

1810 marriedamniotic first ingrainin rairaid11airfieldfield Vtfrt 1836St ll lyre

daughter of hosescloseslo ci and Lois FosterFoter Stuart candidandamI widowwido-w

wido-wof Luther FairbanksFrill ThenceHewerThey wereNA-cre separated byavabybv a decreedecr-ee

decr-ee

decr-eeof divorcement and he marriedarrivedercimarriedmirrored second EElizabethitch GL-yonLyon Simpkin-SimpkinLimpkinIIiHi-HiVilifiesHilliestfirstlist winepresseswifewire residesi with her sonno-nillionLillian C Ruslt MelvilleDijon IowaJowa

RevHey Israel DID RustHustRu t was ordainedordained minister of thete-asel

te-asel

tel-escopeGospel in thethelthcl E church and for many years liehe occuroccu-pied

occu-lted

occu-piedpiedlied the pulpit InIndianapolisMontpelierloiterer Vt conflictinglycommencingconflicting at theethe-

reallyethe-

reallylin-

earlyearlyearlyageac of eighteen yearsyear HeHc publishedphallicpublishedphallic and for sev-sevsev-era

sev-eral

sev-eral

sevsesev-eraleraeralferal years editededdied thetic Vermont Christian Messenger ata-mmonite

a-mmonite

a-utotypicMontpelier lieIle removedRommel to IowaTowa where for thetic re-rere-mainder

re-mainder

rere-mainderminder of hihis life helie erengagednappedand in mmissionarySinn workmanworkjerk andanteand atat-the

ba-the

at-the

ba-the

at-the

ba-thethe same time practiced medicine TheThc last tentn Coffleyears ofoa-fishhis life liehc Leducdimedidlid much good byhy preaching in country schoolchoolschool-houses

school-houses

schoolh-

ousehouhourhousescs everyMeyer Sunday lieIle firfirstt settledtitledsoft led in FloydFay IowaIowa nbut later removed to FayetteLayette same statstatee thence toLo Mar-cellus

Mar-cello M-ar Mar--cellus

MarMar- 71celluscells wherewhore he lieddied 26 Jan 1882 The widow residesresid-esin MarvelousMarcello 1

Their children wer-e

werei MarysMays bh 22 FebCb 1838 d inin VLVt AugAu 1839ii William b1 iuin Vt diii Mary LucindaLucinda b iniu RandolphAudio Vt 20 Sept 1848 inHl inhi

r

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HlHENRYjinni RUSTTRUST ANDAD TAMMYFAMILY

Floyd Iowa 31 MarIalAil 11864 ScottSenorita Emory s of HiramHira-m

Hira-mW and ManilaMarillaAir CresseyCrosse Waterbury 1h at ChagrinClarionCardi-nals

Cardi-nalsFalls Ohio 17 AAprpr 18431848 The rIcheerioemondemon wasWitS perper-per-formed

per-formed

per-formedformed byly RevHev 1J1 D RustLuclutglut assisted by William SmithSmi-thJJliee d at home inhi FayetteLayette Ilafaa 33133 Feb 1890 was nad-ruggist

d-ruggist

d-ruggistdruggist widwide resRees atnt FJt TheTheyThreadhadbad ii DAYXv v1bmWaterbury b in Floyd IowaJowa 31 DecDee 1865 in u-nrest

in-

vestin

Westrest UnionLuminous Jala 19 Sept 1889 AljAlsLCDs Blanche 0 daudauba-uf

a-uf

a-ufof WilliamWilHam and Anna CochranCoacher eisermanlesser itiip-

itiablew-

ildfireM-

ahlerIAMBIfair CLAWCLAm b 28 AprApI 1867 min at the resRees of thehe-bridesbridesbride's mothermotIle in FayetteLayette 25 June 1890 G NassauJapanNa-ssauII

I

IIII-

cily

unfrockLurch of Olin Fa ics OlinOliu30 iv WilliamilliamWilliam C b 20 June 1850 Illin Florence EstellaStella WhitemiteUnite

John slantwiseNathaniel TanzaniteNolan RatlineToting NathanielLaotian HenryHenryl waivasUbe burnhurn in Periodicalpastiche 28

Feb 1798 married inin ichPubic 28 DecDee 1817 SarahSarah-B

Sara-hBBartlettallelic HailILin hornborn inIII IpswichPastiche 6 AugAu 1797 sheslice died insi-new

si-new

n-jNewew York 23 Sept 1840 he died in NewKew York 5l-ar

l-airlall 1876

TheirTheil children were1i JJamesmacs liltFitFit lu b 6 Dec 1818188 helie is a faiscabseafillingsca-b

ughu-manmannan Unumulna resReesre whenhell atit homeboom inmI N Y with IllshisMi-llimeter

in-serterAnother JosephCoach SS-

ilSa-

ilitii JohnJolin BartlettBartb1 26 MarliarIU 1820 wasvas a seafaringseafaring manmalld shinHum in X Y 12 Apr 1850

IIIII

I-

i

iii Maryornery DuiIiDutchehch b1 8 Apr 1821 d 29 Feb 1876I

II iv A Child hornborn deadend 33133 Oct 1822

fIfII

v Charles HallBall bh 30W NovXvov 18231523 d lulusinning 3 AugAu ISil1611

All thethc abovehove children wereacre bornlom in IpswichDistichI vi Leonard b 21 Dec 1826 m Jane WilmotWilma Sca-

rifyScri-

berScrimScri-

bervcrvervii JJosephJoseph Sanford b1 26 Dec 1827 d 2 Sept 1828

viii Joseph Sanford b 8 JJuneJujuLuc 1829 min Sarah JJuneUne-asily

Une-asily

It'llHil-lbilly

iBailey

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ams

Dennison NathanielNathaniel1Nathaniel UntimelyNathanielNathaniellanthanidej alewifeJohnm Miller wasus bornhorn in IpswichRipsaw 19

Nov 1803 marriedSigrid in JapesPasswordh 2421 MayMar 1827 Starrie-st

nitrif-y

HarrietStarriest

F daughter of JJeremiahJeremiahcrania andall Lucy PushierPushier Smith

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SEVENTHSEVSE Entire GENERATIONGeneratorGEiGiTroXEH 2603

born in IpswichDistich 25 SeptScup 1308SOS died in ipswichrich 20Dec 1875 HeIle lieddied in IpswichDistich 1911J Dec 1816 VoVo-cation

Vo-VoVo-cation

Vo-cationcationcaption fishermanShermanfisher-

manTheir children iweretretarei DennisonDivision Jr bh 27 AlIAugAu 1827 inm 255 SovNoy 1858 Harlmillu-

mineHar-

rietl lar-larlar-

rietlar-

iatrietrivet UluownliIi Harrietblurriest AnneAnnc b 41 SeptS pL 1829 min 19 PcbFebFeb 1855 Winin S-on

IIifbinson of0 Jean ItHR andmd FannyFaunally A ownsDownsDowns of LadyfishBradfordd b1inl Andover 1 AugAug- 1826 resRees 41 Linden St Di-ocese DorDor-di-ocesechesterchesterDorchesterOrchestrais ai salesman TheyheyThey had iillHI lxKYil RRDownsDowdies b inill KankakeeKakal lii-li 13 MarchN Norah 1857 mSept 1882 Alice lackeyJaclyn resrebrefilledfledMedfordledgedordFord They hadhad1 CarletonCarillon 1110 b in BOotBoa onOll 28 Sept 1883 iiif CACC-AK K-irk J-JJ-

IEJ-

OIEit-

emrmIE IL b1 iuin KK 18IS Mayay 1860 min CharlesCirclesCharlesMerriMeritMerrittMerittThey had 1 LetterLeft INCITEMerrittMeritit b1 illhi DorchesterOrchestra8 Feb 1881 iiii AnimalActonAm C Downstowns b inhI IpswichDistich

29 Jan 1864 iviy CCU C0 b iuin fpsVIPs 25 Dec1865 vy LinwoodLawson WY b inill BostonBoson 10 Feb 1870 d100 Jan 1881 vi Axisn FJt b in BIi 9 Septbet 1873

iiiHi CharlesClaries l-lPerleyPuerilePercy b1 15 July 18311 31 in HarrietLariat T-mTarpon

iv Nathanielimitatively PerleyPercy b 1 MarInIi 1833 inIll KateKale Cogitativ-ev LucyLucyMaryfryfairy 1b infinals 10 JinnJanPsAlps 1536flu in fpsVIPs 26 JanTUlI

1858 lEdwinEdwinEddwinEdwin Woodburyr RussellCrisco lieIle enlistedpanelist 212 FebmiCapital1862 in 1stKistls HatSatBat HeIlHailHeavy ArtilleryArtificer Mass VolsVoss CaptCaputBaldwinlunched Stephen CabotCabotCabo MajMa WitSwas honorably disdis-dis-charged

dis-disdis-charged

dis-chargedDuartedaystarchargedbanged 28 FebOb 1864 usliS CorporalCorolla On the nextnot dayduyafter hihis dischargedisbar liehereenlisted inhI thetic sameFame Lilliancolonand wasawns finally Unchargeddischarged 20 Oct 18651 AtA t hishi finallinalJamestownfinalistdischarge helie wasHR sergeantscraggily 0of Co A CaptCaput JamesBaldwin roTer-TerTrIpsIpVIPs TheyHey hadiadwd ii PlataMALIDAHO L CCalliopeOvidMilo talu-

ses

IRussellumbel b1 25 AugAuAu 1859 ii EIJ11ION ImmunityBalmily b1 26

XoNov 1861 iiiiH ItHALithiaVenetiaI tANKJ1 AAmish b 25 Dec 1871 lieheh-erniatedliv-

ered li-gaturedgraduatedgrad dated froinfrom ManningJaunting ThighJighigh SchoolDipole ofol 1ipswichswitch 28Juneline 1888

vi Sally PerleyPrelacy b 100 July 1838 iniii inill VIPs 26 JuneJane 1861CopCarleton son of UriahCuriaRailheadand Martha GoodwinHoodwinkgoodwill CoppCopb in BerwickBrainsickBerwickMeIc 23 DecJ-eu 1839 is foremanfoci otof b-asicItF-

ishboneshoe factory iuin VIPsI ps resRees JimPs TheyThe hadlaid i REIJIEllEncI Cl Es-EsEsb 41 Decbee 1863 in S8 Sept 1886 Frank JIPreston oof Winchester d 20 AugAu 1887 TheyTher hadbadRindPentairblamefulin thetha new part of theIcle oldorycollieryCreole inIII IpswichPsych on thetheirvetsISummitsummit standsRolanda white marble shaftBiform ttotinutilelhel e feetfeet highlugh triothotalismanicandlandland-itit1 10ION deify tewlew to those nIN ho He11 e JuicersJtIt bearsbean thethi following

forelockingInscriptioninscripti-

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EFFIEEFFUSEEF FIE ESTELLASTELLAESTELKESTREL L A

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J

2 fi PYrummy RUSTlUST AXANDAD rAFamilyauxMurex

1 RoyToy Abiker Preston b1 30 JulyJulyJuly 188788 iiIp-ickerel WESLEYYrs b 9 AugAu 1865 inm inhi fpsVIPslp 28 DeeDec1886 MaryLarryMoraleAlecMee oloj fpsVIPs resRees Brooklyn XN Y m-illwork

miiiiii-IrnLIZI 1M 11 5 FelFeelFeb 161867 ivjy PARRYHARDY CAR ITONroN b1331 Marfar 1875

vii Caroline E b 100 Jan 18401810 min RobertNorbert L CoveGloveoe resReesrec-ipes

res-hips

res-I

resi-nVIPsI ps Theyhey had I1 XNellieDaltoncretin Reseller1Stilt9 CoreGoveG0 b1 5j JJannIl1864 min 3 XNov0 1883 CharlesClairol IIfILr sonSOIl of EdwardianEdwardEdwar mdandade-noma

An-daman

m-edullaEnemaBellman BaBaxtercr b injn England TheyThey had 1 EdwarddLector teIBaBaxter1 36166 Jan l18858 jti ai knitter injn theth-ief

the-fts

ste-ppefpsPF Josieflossierhosiery MillslilIslilies iijj MajoringLudlum OROniEE bh 12 AIApr1865 in illin Salem 1133 Sept 1881 FrancisFrands sonsou ofO-rwellian

O-rwellianWilliam and Ellen Cartledg-cCartledg JarvisTravis of PortsmouthPortSX Jr b in P 6 JIllNayMay 1860 liisleisHi father adopterandaud mothermot-her

mot-herwere bothbolh born inr England liehe is a machinist TheyTherHer-ald Th-ey Th-eyhad 1 CsLcLesliec clandauUdallJarvisarvisJarvis 11 JuneLineJ uneJune 1886 iii FRAN-KIE

FAXFrt r

ArN GocoveGlovec 1b 35155 IFebeb 11166868 min in RoxburyRobbery 25MarchJimaarch MaryLarry CrowleyRoveKiev icsies South streetSte-elyLynn j is anau implodeemployed in thetic electric light worksworks-heetThey hadhud 1I LeducHereuntoJ clang FiPiJ b 299 Apr 1889 iyiviv-I i-v

inv-

iolableIatricI Ajarnr PAMYTail Lyn b 100 NovEoy 187618 H allfill b1 in IpswichPasticheviii GeorgeGorgon IIhenryBilberryem 1 jin fpsVIPs d1 28 May 181218 S2ix LucreLucretiaLaurentiantiatai S bh 27 AngAug 11841SH vcrecre-reinin IIpswichswill withwiLh herhe-

ritorH-

estersistersitter MislIS LordFjordx Sarah F bh 22 AugAu 1846 min JenkinsJames Lord of IpswichDistich

Nathaniel PerleyParley lwieldtatathanielNathanielt Nathanieli L telL lairlant-hanide

11 a-ac-alamitiesthanielthaneHamiltonJoan NatJonathanNathanielFerris visAviswa llornloranIhorIgorornHornn in Wi-llie Ju-te Jp-JpPo-well

pas-tichewhichjell 10 AuAup 11811lilt11 nearmanorialvied 223 JunoJunC 1827 SarahSarah-Jane

Sarab-ande

torahtrac-heaeJane lightcalcium haterbiform ormorose0of roseMosea andiid RhodaHoi Whittier hornborn illinb-illow

n-arrowly

n-arrowlyRowleyHowley died in SalemSailing 226 lorryIiAy 1Lars agedn ed sixtytwosix-tyyearyears tentn monthsmonth and toolrom teen delaysdaydays lielIc died inSSalemDmS OctOut 1856 Uc waStwaistwaswis larinasea-larini cLInuring mannisin andindcandentannotatorcontract-or

contractordentinalin SalemSide

Their children wer-e

werewore

i HueRuelRubellab 1111al Novov 1828 d inill Salem 10 AugAu 1830 aLt ef21 months

ii Francis AugustusAug PeabodyPeabody b 10 Mar 18301810 mIll ElizaElisa-Elisa-beth

Eliza-bethbeth Fowler

iii BienniumBenjamin T b in Salem j 29 OctOct 1818322 m BetseyBetsyBetseyBetsy GG-entian

G-entian

P-ensioningPennimanEnigma

iv AnnAu Louisa inm 2 FebJib 1869 SethSuch henryITemBiter LittlefieldLittered ofo-boist

o-boist

o-boistBoston conCOIl of DanielDallied LittlefieldLitteredLittle ld of Agrarian N JJii

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softiejfshaftstkernkern s

SEVENTHSeltzerSI ElRr GENERATIONGEl 2 7

lieJed is afi leonineconvincingly travelertwice icsles DorchesterOrchestra carearc off-irs

ful-

mars

co-mersrsi LassitudeLariat A OwnsDowns 1141 LindenLtd stsist They hadhand ii-

llogici-

riticLogic OlinAiry LittlefieldLittle b dead 9 JulJulyJulyNr 1870

William Lord William lanthanidesatanicallyiTarlatanItalia-n ie-l Ki-elil JohnJo y was15 horn in IpieFishwife18 NovKoy 1809 nailedmanic 1831 Susan SpillerSpiller-aJ born 19

JCL 1813 lieIle died ofof heart trouble while alonelone in nas-mall

S-

mallsmall boat out atit the mouthmonth of ParkerPiker riverri 1 June1889

Mr RustRUt livedlied ai halfPhil score0 of yearyears beyond thehe-lloed

h-elot h-elotallottedaloudcallousedallottedageageascotofbondmanmanunman Jliefe livedlind toio enjoy thehoc worldwoolly thattidal lieheh-ead

le-ad

le-adhadhandmademade letterheLter hybyby hailhavinghaving linOlinlivedd in it handsawand sawaw an interintelinter-lacing

inter-action

in-terCy-

sticstiracting familyfilmily OccidentOccidentof childrenchildren hectorbecome ornaments oscineof societysocie-ty

socie-tyandThailandthemselvesthemselveshenpeck raise familiesfollicle toio liehe proud ofof One halflmha-lfandoof his childrencharacin crosseded the ricriver before liehe died

The followingfollowing-followingsjis a newspaperpapepaper reportdeport of hihijackhisIlia saddlesadac cleatdeathh

WilliamItalianC luliluluIlionRu t agedangeringagreeinga od righteighty yearyear-yearnan esteemedesteemedtermed ritBritcitizencitize-n

coitio-nofof this town was foundmend dealdead in at boat atai the mouthIllocutionmouthIllocution ofco-partnerParkerPinker riverricer ycyesterdayyesterdayt calla afternoon Saturdaybunny morningmorn-ing

mornmorn-ing

algaalle-goristRustHust sailedstifled downdon KiwiImpishDipodichriverriverriyal after a load of hayandhatbandhay andend-uring

an-hydriteduringTuring0 thetho forenoon wasras seen at LobsterLoh BackslidingRocksHackE- loadingloadi-ng

loadi-ng

loading0

his boat Not refillreturning in thelie afternoonpicaroonlI croon hisIns friendsflip he-heth-eca

be-came

bebe-came

h-icamecam allalloualoudanxiousou arguedarguedarguedregardingn Ins alephfiftydactyl and laterlaical theirheirth l fearsea-ser

ea-serwere intensifiedfilliped byhy 0thelie announcementmoll lIntlintof JosephJo 1PilotLolli-pop

Iotawho laiclives at GreatGreatGrail NeckMerck thatthai helie headsmenhad seen anin empty boatbast-ardizing

bast-ardizing

bast-ardizingdriftingdriftingup Parker riverfiver Searchingsearchingpurring partpartiesiesiC-coweredwere organlogancogni-zed

organ-izediredsizedctrl buthut SaturdaySaturdayHairdo night and Sunday forenoon passedpas-sed

praise-worthilywithoutwitham Ayresantepenultany resultrent NumberA number Sofiaof smallsignally boats wentweilt nl-nlin-

mostal-

mostalal-

mostmost toLo mandateand aftafter a longhairlongerlong searchbaric found thehe-llos

he-llos

he-lloslost boatbont thisthi- afternoonuncommon aboutMont at mileIllicit belowplow thetic old totoilIot-o bri-dge

nIIF-

ibroidb-

ridgebridge When theylowly reachedlarch thetic boatbout thethey were horrifiedhorrifie-dto find the dead body of MrIr HuRustll in the bow TheThre-

nodyThre-

nodyThre-

nodybodyboyarswas broughtghoulish to thithinthis town and MedicalCedilla ExaminerExam-iner

Exam-iner

Exam-inerTucker viewed the remainedremainsremain and daredecidedcledclued that deathwarddeath wasabs-cessed

dis-cussedcaused by diheartdiseaseease 1Mrairr RustKust leavesleaveeasel threethroe childrenchildr-enells John Glover John RustRut of Boston andLandaand a daughterDwightdaught-erlie was aL MasonIa on Andeanand an Odd Fellow bothofbothboth kowhaiof whichwhichhid soci-socisoci-eties

soci-eties

socisocsoci-etiesreties will participate inill the funeral servicesslices

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limnerJaunty RUSTlUST ANDSD PamGAMILYrA HT

Their children werei Susan MaryMarys b1 9 July 1831 d 2 OctOnt 1-8

18471817

iiH AnnAim MariaAfrica hb 4 Nov 1835 inIll 3818J 8 XNovXvOY 1353 RichardRic-ardoIncarc-

erationHorton bh 1 FebFL 1825 d-ddAugdugd AugAu 1882 she d8RS-

eptSept 1859 They hadhail i lANSItins AA 11r HoltonJointing b23 JJuneuncnc 1855 She is aIt ladyteddy of intelligencee refinerefine-refine-ment

refine-ment iti-cmentmeant andall abilityhilly andaud pOSpossesses a largelargo amountbinomial of en-ene-mery

enen-ergyergyerry She is au professional educatorcurator and haslias wademade anan-tecedent

an-tecedent

an-tecedentexcellent reputation asaea suchscull resRees Ipswichpastiche unionmn

iii Elizabeth JaneJUlie b 3080 AugAu 18381888 innI 5j MarManrare 18631868 JohnJohn-S

John-S

John-SS Glover bh 10 Sept 18321832 a dealer ininill coal limelimo andndind-ucement

ind-ucement

indu-cementcement resRees IfpsVIPsps They had i1 A CnnO stillbornstil-l27 AugAu 1864 ii ArtificerAirier CLuACLUCurIosCloylox GloverCloverG toverover bh 0

Dec 1869 watchmakerer at State st Boston iiiWA razeit S b 22 MarAfar 1872 d 25 AAprpt 1879

iv JohnJoel AVVVbh1 inill Ipswichpastiche 22 Apr iO18 min inill Boston 1rauJain 18891839 ElizaElixa dandau of JamesTamesJames andnull ElizaElixa DcDexterDe-xter

tertear

GrouseCrouse bh in Liverpool NovaKavaova Scotia 1 JanJau 1816ItoHe is inspectorcar-inspector on thetic Eastern RR RRIt resRees Boston

v EvelineBeeline AugustaAugustuAugustab 27 NovKoyOvals164615 in HonJIon CharlesChurls AA-Say

As-saySaywardWaywardward bh 27 JJunelIuelieu j1837 she d 31 DecIC 1883 11lielie-is

lie-s

Jew-ish

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PIsis aIL prominentpounce attorney in ipswichswitchJ andHud haslUllull occu-piedoccupiedoccu-

piedoccu-piedvariousaril positions of trustTrent andaud honor j as aIt citizencliquetiUTitus en ofof-

fenseof-

fenseof-

fenseEssexWessex county helie is highly stencilesteemed Mrr SaywardWaywardSeawa-rdhas placedaplacedplaced ait beautiful whitewhite marblenitric shaftliftshaftat thelie gravesgrav-es

grav-esof his wife handholdand child The shaftshall isi about eight feetfett-ling

fetc-hing

fetc-hinghighLight andIud occupiesoccupied the very summit of the newnw ad-adad-dition

ad-dition

adad-ditionedition toLa thelie voltammeterold cemeterycr The spot is one of thethe-rmos

the-rmosmostinmost commandingcommuning Imandud lovelyely in thetube wholelilac countrycoun-tryThe following is one of thetube inscriptionsinscriptionms trillion on thetic mOllnylonM-oll

monu-mentmentmeant

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SEVEEVESEVENTHRr GENERATIONGENERATE

Richard H j rclipid ButtonScullionSutton LaotianChristianizeBattlefield Joel 3 NathanielHatNathanielanielDaniel HenryMillenary was hornham inn-J

in-clination

in-veiglingJEllingtonWilmington CtCtCL 5o7 yetSep 1842 marriedIngrid Emma 1Idaughter of EmanuelEmanuel and Catherine LeyboldKeyhole of CincinCincin-Cincin-nati

Cincin-nati

Cincin-natinatiNat Ohio lieIle is13 in the ministerialministerialworkmatework at SpringfieldSpringfi-eldOhio andVinci Jsis a manMann ofui brilliant intellect highly educatededucat-ed

donat-edmdandfandangosdemosenjoys theHe esteemLeem ofoi a largeagric circle orof0 acquaintances

Their children werei RichardRichly Frederickleader b 211 trayMay 1872

ii HelenJIINelsonelenEllen b J4 Apr 1874

AlbaniAlban LeviGLeviLevi SiSimeonSimonneon falafel YaltaNathanielNatha-nielIsraeliIsrael henry wasas bornhom in KentKein CtCtC 16IG FebPel 1772raisedraised an family of eieightht sonson-onnandandoneundoneand one daughter alltall diedbefore his death in 1842 when helie was seventysecant yearscars oldoddi-tyItIthaLithialwhas been impossibleDeposit le to learnlacing theHoc namesmules of moremarc IlantwinCila-ntro

bat-hrobethree ofoi the childrenchild-

renTheirheir childrenLichen werei n b inhi lentKent CiCtC t-t 1803 in 2 JuneLilly 1818241 inhi PollPlough

keepsPonghNy Y hyby RevKv RuinsRufus BabcockBah Eliza AnnAn-gled

Va-nillaGlad Theylacy hadhtml i5 LucyLuc9 in A WT Armstrong aud-res

addr-ess

HullandHul-lers

and-res

And-reasresRees atnt ApproverAmphigory JFallsnIlsalts 1yN lY SheSlice is theUt only livingdescendant ofoi AlbanAlbany RustBustRustlin-

gii RenaHenu died youngmiii SheldonShackled no further accountuncomely

Roswell LeviLemLevicLevi SimeonSimoniCollativea IMantillaMalai-se Naut-iliieZ-ieZielKiel IsraeliIsrael Henry was bornbOn in Kentlent Ct 16 July1771 marriedmarriedmailed in Kent 1799 Eleanor Booth hornborn illinsi-lken

in-kjet

in-kjet i-nkjetKent j1JulyJuly 17 788 and died in samefUll place 31 OctOcLISM1819 HeIle dieddecal in Kent 12 Feb 1816 WaslirasARta tann-er

tannerTambra-nds

aner-oidandamid farmer

Their children werei SheldonSlowdown bh in Kent 1 AugAuAnyAug 1799 in butJuly was divorceddivor-

ceddivor-

ceddivor-

cedfrom hishie wife liehele d inju Sylvester WisNis atfit thetic resRees ofoa-fish

oa-fish I-HShis Sister LoriesLoraine 27 AugAu 1873 no children

0 iiH Nelson b 17 MarIll 1801 inm ElutheraLutheran Waferiiiin IIii-aniIIiiIii ram bh 17 JuneJujube 1803 inm Marcial Piercel cerocer-

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lifePlyMINRY RUST ANDAKA D FJFAMILYFiv HopsonStepson bh 9 Apr 1806 inin-ininfamyAmAmy SheldonScallion liehe d 1 Apr18871857

v Lorancmc l1 14 JulyJudy 1810 inIII firstfisheryHenry Ford of Sa-ils bri-ny Salis-SalisSalis-bury

Salis-buryburybury-burTyXT Y They were separatedepilate 1 byhy atl decree oi01f dj-djdi-vot

didi-vorcementvoIvoidforcemeateminent sandshoeandfind she in secondocclude 7 AugAu 181818 Amosmos Syl-SylSyl-vester

SylSlySyl-vester

l-ll-vesterl-

estervestervestry secondswirl wife b MarAir 1810 d 14 Sept1882 She 1d 5 Marar 1886 in Little Fallsalls XS Y SheShre-wish

Shre-wish

Sch-wasWItS visiting herlaic neiceniece a dundan of her bro KelsonNelson andiudlu-ll

land-fall

land-fallfelllellTheyHeliumwhilebile theretierce hitcheswhichwinch resultedrecollect inml her couthcaliph TheyheysadhadHanoiadono children Missliss VillaVia SylvesterShyster ofol MontezumaEndlud isia granddaughter of Mrfr AAmosmos Sylvester by Laf-ormer f-ormerformer marriage

viTi Samuel tysonCayson b iniu Kent 29 OCtOci 1812 d in Ssamesome-place

some-place

lamelam-ellaeplace 7 Febi eb 1813

vii RosRiosProsaic ell Marionaril b 1814 d in KJr 115 Mar1111 1886

David LeviLodi eon TattlerfatJ battlefield slantwiseAflamecastrateisle aeZaZ Inertly y wawibwi horn jinill Kent CLCt 11019 JulyJalJail 1785marriedanionic 1 Nov 18041801 RhodaHonda daudui titertyro orof0 WilliamY andadu-late

ad-ulateJulia PalmerPillion BollBellJ call hornlion inin DutchessDuchessDuctlessDiarchies countycannily N Y 29ItyiMay 171761l didodied on StatenStilton JhIslandShinednd N Y 10 FellFeb1879 helie died inl Washingtonashington N Y 23 Dec 184318lIeJie wasVHS nshoemakerhoei andInd fannerfarrieruncle

ThereThrob his on record in DuDutchesslusterlesscalicos county New YorkLeducletteletter facilitationof01 tddmadministrationm i nitration oncm 1tilelicehe estatecilicesC personalprompt ofDavid liiRilll ii lt tolo the amountuninominal of f 50 in Whitehallwhich all thethc chil-chilchil-dren

chil-dren

chilchildchil-drendrenden arearc namednamedexcept JuliaJ a Ann and Cren-ate

ScreenCrocusTheir children were

i JuliaJuJia Ann bh 8 NovXv in 2 TanJan 1831 Joseph RJ-onesRJ-onesJones d 9 MarIm 1835 They hadhtml i JAAJAVAJAX AlulaeAimTonesTone 1h 30100 Nov 1831 mJIl William TerrinesRheniuml Ernie noin-

cidentin-

cidentin-

cidentchildren resRees ClintonClifton Corners X1 Yjjii CyrenusVoracious bh 114 Sept 1808 j d Humaids 19 1PebPlebeeb 111864 The-

atersTherhoThe-

atersdatesdales of birthht and deathdeuth areIC NYCCloudletvery waffleconflictingconciliatingJILTC

JRomRoo-ftreethreethroe pampai ticsties

iii AlbanJ DavidFelidDavid b 10 AugAu 1811 m limyFanny JonesSlSlurivr William HellBell b 7 Sept ISH1814 min IconISenoritaIconic LewisLewi Ba-

ndarBudanddi-

mmerMary K15E

ilinj vy George W G b 31 May 1817ISH m Miss Maryallergy Ann-exure

AnnRevereulcerH ere

viyi MaryMarviI AdamsJ b 2 JuneTic 1821 min iniii WashingtonWellington 1 Y2625 NovNoy 1839 JohnohnJohn ThorneHorne 11 inin Clinton NSNTYT10 Julyruly 1816Sl is an FarmerLionel ICsBullockresRees Mil brook New York

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TheyHey had i1 CHARLESsS myM-myIIiUl NinNina Thorneinhere b 4 Apr184218 isi afl farmer at MMillbrook m in WashingWashingtonHushington lpTip-sy

pN Y1 27 Nov0 18671807 EllieElli Linda BoiceBodice They hadbad 10

b inhi Washington 1 JJulyulyJuly 1869 2 FredtreedJ-i1 Inin LagrangeLaGrangeN Y 22 AugAu 1875 ii lCIJoniFlour sC-lovisLOUISALo usA BELLEBLUM b1 122 AugAu 1848 d 1818 iiiHi JiHJihadli-i Freak-ilyuxiC b 29 Maylorry 1853 IIIn in StatenScratch Islandsulfide N1 Y BO30Mayay 1874 LizzieTizzies VVanill Pelt liehe iis anun engineer in thetubebre-vity

th-eist

th-eistcity of Newyew York Theyrhey hadheld 1 uceJiltJ Louie JMIeJamie hb188 Apr 1875 2 CorneliusOrmolus JIananAllan PellFell b 9 Mar 18773 PrankFan 0G b 9 Mar 1879 4 William EllisonSlingtall ollMoll b 7Dec 1881 5j DaDavidDalZ i ril Rusti b 1 Feb 1884 GC-

larenceC-

larenceC-

larenceClarence b 7 Dec 1885 7 Johnm AL b 28 J lineunc 1887vii Delia b1 6 Oct 1823 m first 41 Sept 1842 Tho-mas

ThomasTho-masEllisonEmboli behe d Oct 1852 in second 12 Sept 1870JJohnolmlm Carpenter he d 2 May 1882 she resRees

SI gfG-

oethe

Charlesdiaries stst NewSeSeymourYork CityCHy with her son WilliamWilli-amher had ii Gaitert EllisonElision bh 11 Mar 1815 ddi-nninguntilUnum iijj NitvarVILLIIAMSIAM b 18 Mar1111 1850 inIII 20 OcLOcalaOct 1875KateKnitted McClungMcLuhan she d 1411 July 1881 helie resRees with hisiso-therm

iso-therm

iso-thermmother They had 1 A Daughter bh 100 Oct 1879

viiivi James E bh 2124 Dec 1826 mIn Abigail White andfrigid SusanSu-san Susa-nnaRightAyer lit

William SimeonSimon Simon NathanielAlumniflatland NCrAltaIsraelCartel HenFyI waus hornbluing in Bristol lisleMe 17

OctOcL 1773 marriedinfirm inin SouthSouSoul h 11 MaineAminoInc 21Feb 1797 EliElizabethElitismIBMHRH daughterNaught of William andbind RuthHlBru-talities

l fl-imsily RowellRoswell horn iiimnstove 4LisI Sept 1782diedlied in CamdenIndic Meisle 13 Jan J185353 helie died in CamCam-Ca-mel

de-n Cui-ngdell 27 Oct 1858 IleHe waswis Lai ilkcaulker by Lindemc ITeIleTe-amed

File-

namecame early to what iib now South Thomsonhometown anarchyamideandana re-rere-moved

re-moved

rere-movedmoved thence to CamdenLincoln Me0Ne-

therTheirheir children werecci Daniel81bh inillm ThomastownThomson 1MeAlec 41 AugAu 1799 inm Sally-

CSall-ySallySall-yGC lfMansfieldfulfil

iiij JaneJHue Huston b1 in T 15 FebJib 1802 min in lieBellsBelfastfast MeAle I1F-

ebFobFeb 1825 Charlesdiaries son of John andamyl Lucy bobbinJoviallyButlerJulie of ThomastownThomson Mele bh 12 Feb 1798 d1 3

JuneJulienne 1858 sheslice d MuyMyMayMav 1866 bothhoth d in TI1 TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhadhand i LUCY JOJ ButlerButle-rhb 141 AprApI J1826 inm 2 Oct

1851 Washington sonSOli of SheppardShepard and n-s MetMatRobbinslobbyist of ToenailThomsonWWII Mefe b 22 MarchMurch 1808 d23 Mar 1879 They had 1 LucyLugLillyIUS1 RobbinsBehinds 1h 2

Sept untilunion resreg RoxburyRobbery St BostonPoseidon iiic-

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CHARLESCrutches EE ButlerBauer b 20 Apr 1828 m 26 Oct1860 Harriet M Kelly of MonmouthNonproductive MeIe d 12 FebFelJ 8 TheLie widwide haslias sincesic married atl Mrr WhineyWhin-ey Whin-eyandlid resRees SaratogaSlating Santa ClaraCara Co CaLGal Charles JEButler enteredelicitor jlanyardHarvard University butnull djUdlid not grad-uate

gradgrad-grad-uate

grad-uateate onoil account ofol failinginitialing health llieHele read andaud pra-prapra-cticed

prac-ticed

prac-ticedticked Jawlaw until hisIlls deathLeath They had 1 Ianelfinda-bb 1864 d 1865 iiim WILLIAMWill 11It hb 8 Apr 1831 di

7 1Juneguile 18311881 iv WILLIAMur S bl 19 ISlYSlYMayMav 18321812 dcl 5

MayflY 1858 v SutShutSAJIA-HSAJIAui r JB b 12 Mar 1835 d 8 lay1857 vi mrJOWL S b 6 Jan 1837 d 11 JanJ IW

1838 vii farmlandfairlyraid Kiev C hbb-b 7 AugAuIi 1839 mmlimnu tn viiiH-IT b 19 Dec 18411811 d 15 AugAuAu 1864 fromidiom bebe-

ingbe-beb-

ergbe-

ingingrug poisoned in the battle of heftilythe TilTailWildernessencases

iii William Jr hb 2421 June 1804 in Frances Piv RuthRustling b inin 1 MayAy 1806 d 31 May 1806

vy SamuelSam BraBradfordfor b 41 Maylarlair 1808 m MyraMyrnaym AnnAim ButlerBuller

vi Elia nitRbilJ1 illin T1 27 JlabJanall 1811 dind in Camden MeJc 20

Oct 1875 inm A W LovejoyOverjoyed Theylher hadlaid 1i MARYMAK-E

rAnYrainybrann-yl 9

LovejoyOverjoyedI 1h 1 DecOPEC 18461816 ii DJAnitaAnkarar A A 1PLn bh illal-layment

c-hicanedCamdenCalled 15 Octoa 18491819

vii minderAleAe a lderalder Campbell b1 inill CamdenCamlen 13 SeptSepal 1813 j d il-l

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inillin-CC 18 AugAu 18091869

viii Edwin Maricirrilimerick b1 inhl C 5 Mar1 1816 inm Jane Ciui-CiuiOliv-ier

Cum-ber

inc-ur Ca-mmermere

Lb Charlesles IIII Osieroffence 1h in CG 25 Octl 1819 dI hsin C 26 FebI h1835

x1 Sarah Emilyj lily L1 inhi C 22 July 1821

xi JJulialIlialIla EBK bh in C 22 Oct 1825 in George Fling TheyTh-ey Th-ey Th-eyhudhad i lJHaceksCiSCPIs halingHing ii CirUfrAJtLuisE oilcansiii AimBf ivi-vG coitocoition rxiiii MarvMarMaryLIlT LL1 b1 in C 225 I1Julylilystilly 1829 d inill C 22 FebPel 1860

no children

SimeonSimon slantwiseMainland Nw-Nwli-faDanierDaniel SimonSimeonSimonIsraeliISSNInsolentIsrael DenTHennHenryy wiswigs hornborn incDammar

Me 2222 JanJinn 177017761 married firstrest Lois SullivanSully marmar-mar-ried ri-d

infi-rmriedreidrescindsecondcond in lOokBookstallBoatbill Mec SarahSunni BakemanBrakemanBilBill inas-muchSmith daughterspiritualistic of JohnJolin and SartreIrishtaleteller WilkinsonBlown of01 Brooks-ville

Rockv-ille

Broo-ks

vin-o BrooksBrooks-villeviler born in BrooksvilleRockville 41 JulyJour 1792 died atil CamCun-Unr-igged

Anc-horite C-un C-umridgerite 5 Mari 1872Simi lieIle with his secondscrollsecondwaifwifevic imme-immeimme-diately

gim-mick

chi-clyiratelydint afterncr their maniacignoring removed to CambridgeCambri-dgewhere helie died 31 JanSin 1865 Helie waswars t1i hocmaker

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Their children werejii Lessens bh 1802

ii JamesJailers b 1804 min ilMaryll A AdamsDunsiiiin AlmiraElmira b 18061800 she waswa aIt deafdef mute

iv HoratioTitration G 1b 14 MayMilY 1808 inm firstIhs RuthRuffling HoughtonToucht-onewho d 1847847 min seensecond 1860 SarahSnarl J RustBust sisterswishier of-fline

ofof-fline

o-flIonSouSoul N7 JJ Rust of Boston see iiiiniii Mrr RussHussHus-sars

Russ-

iansHus-

sarswas long a resident of Paris Mee where he was veryprominent iniu politicalaffairsfairs lieIle served one term iuillIk-

utafi-

lthin-

thein-

terthetha Mainefain Legislature and wasWWII for sevensync VISITSyearscurs ns-nsas-sistant

ma-

ssifs

asas-

sistantsisdistantmt superintendent of the House Document roomsroomi-ng

roomi-ng

roomi-ngin Washington D1 tC hiLu May 1867 hebe with hosierhis wifeifewife-liestleft Washington for sNorthorthNorth Turner Mee whetwheelec heed-died

ed-died

le-adeddied 177 Oct 1867 lionHon JI11J I G RussHuss wasus a11 warmwarn perper-per-sonal

per-sonalzonal friendLCD of HanibalHannibal HamlinLanolin William PittPiU Fuson-FusonFulso-me c-u Cess-naden JamesJanes G BlameBlaine andindmotheranotherother prominent Fatesstatesm-enmsIsis widow resides atnt 23 Fulton street Allegheny PHPaNo1 childrenchider byby eithercither wife

v Sarah 1hb 1809yivivi 1Naryfairy b 1818111

vii William b 18181813 inm MirandaMirij d 16 JulJulyJuly 1819she d 5 Feb 1815

viii Millenarylcmlivery b ab 1816G niIn SusanSinfully dfdaudonutll of Moses ThoughtTaillightof xNorthorthNorth Paris Mainetaine hb 22 Feblieb 1819 lieIle died quitejutequi-eter

jurist-ically

qui-eterearlycurly in life no childrenchildr-

enThe above werecc childrenhill of firstfilLs wifelifeix Augustus b in Boston C6 FebPel 1827 read lawNw andlud wasncass-

aultedass-

aultedadmittedencl to Minaretkinetice inill iLiin 18551155 and isici inowow aIl verycryprominent lawyer of thathalt city numUnum officefolk lO20 Pein-PeinPin-kerton P-in Be-cton1bedrollscroll SquareSource Feb 19 11573S3 1AugustusAugust US TuBSlustsCuss purpur-pur-chased

pur-chased

pur-chasedchasedchased of GoYGeoGeol WY Lord ChryslersBrowsers Island in BostonBo-ston Bo-ston Bo-ston

xv Lucy S 1b 21 Feb lS18299

x Charles B b1 7 Apr 1831 Illm rosres likeAll ilk ststB-

ostonBoston

Samuel Simon SimeonSimons jNalhanielNathaniel Ha-HaTh-alami

N-a Li-onelhankie firefirefliesAradIsrael LFernyIIen wn-wnwhown bornho I15 AllAugAug 1785

tarriedmarried filfailfilatfittt 19001809 MaryNary daughternaught ofor SamuelShininglyuelduel andind SarahSara-bands

SSar-ahBarstowBarstoolIowaow goodwill cl ofor BristolBriBrie ol MaineManic born 2 flayfIftyi1793 IleHe lived in BristolBristol andind BifocalWiscassetMiscastsincisorscOscoMefo tillfillill thethr-

eesomethr-

eesomesummer ofof whonwhen lieIw removedImposed to YarmouthDartmouth N SS-heShe died inill YarmouthDartmouthmouthn-mouth 5 DecCu 1833

Plymouth CountyCounTCount LamLwL iii TrothTopcon hookbookookok ino0 loloII SKaS-KIS

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ITEBITEUTTERLYRY RUST AANDADD rAritzycrankilyrally

Samuel married second inin YarmouthDartmouth 21 FebFeh 1839AmeliaLamia DavisDayis born in1 fWestportMetaphorBiteplate N S 6G June 1797ri-e 17-97JIeHe died in MeaganMcLuhan yN S 17 June 1870 Hi-spid HisHi-spid Hi-spidwidow Amelialunge in 1886 residedresidedwith her daughter MarToilerMar-garet

Obl-igategaretmet Dexter in PortlandPortland MaineImagine

TheirThe children wereacre1i AugustusAugustu Darwin b 2328 Marlarlair 1810 m in YarmouthYarmulkeAugustus21 TuneTime 18381888 Alice daudaub of BenjBen KillamIslam AugusAugus-

iusthus D dL on thetic islandmdsemidryofor St ThomasThomasIThomasW 1I in 1848w-hile 1-8whileWillie on his wayWilY homelone fromfroin DeDearer His widowwidowi-ng

wido-wmin secondcaw 3 MoetOct 1850 BenjBen BingayBinga of YarmouthDartmouthno childrenhilPhil racial

ii JJohnolmlm WWoodwardWoodward b1 20 Apr 1812 he was masterMinster of ItaB-itty

v-

esselv-

esselCsvesselel min at Cork Irelandrelandi while there on a voyageIfTicvoyagec was lost at seasell in 1852

iii JamesJaines1 ames Justin1 If ustonLIston b 27 JuneJ LIne 1814 d 3 NovXvX OY 1815iviY Sarah JaneJelled b 12 Oct 1816 m illinm YarmouthDartmouth Ny S 10

Dec 18351885 JJohnolmlm son of JohnJolin and MaryaryCary DaneDune ClUmCannCano-nb 7 OctOcL 1812 lpFCCIf v was aII seasen captainsultan and lost his lifeli-ne

lifeinf-ill

lifeli-nelighthouseillin thetic storm whichbide destroyed Minot'sMintshOt Ledge lightlight-householler 16 Apr 1851 The widwide resRees at FlatbushFlatus L T-hey

LT-hey

1

They hudlaid i JoinsJOHN WoodwindWoodward CainCaim b 14 Oct1836 ii NARYMARYAny LeifELLENEu y b 255 Dec 1838 d1 38 Dec1868 iiiHi IliIi tv Lov-cnLov bh 3 AugAu 1841 d 9 Sept1861 ivrWilliaml EDWINIx b 16 Mar 1844 vyAIrAIrAJAM-TRAK

AirSAMUSamuelMataInitial b 11 Sept 1846 d 2 Oct 1846 viYi SLSaucierUserRussmuss b 6 Feb 184818 viiTfASrAsGras WooWoodward b 21Dec 1850

v AlmiraLinier KillamIslam b 22 MarIfilInfill 1820 m ini-a YarmouthDartmouth N S29 Dec 1847 JJohnodium BeularBulla resRees inin 1886 BrooklineBromin-atesThey hadlaid i A1UGUSTUS Ocular hb 10 June 18481818 d9 Novyov 181918 19 ii AAfratAm CLIACIA b1bl4l AugAu 1850 iii R-R MARYLimy

bh 1 Dec 1852 iv MAJUAMAUNARIAL ELLINELLIrT x b 1411Dec 1852 vY AUGusluSAugustus b 5 Apr 1854 vivi Glutssrrf l bh 9 AugAu 1855 d 2 Feb 1856 viivi-i iiG Lone 1 b1M 12 NovSO 1857 viii 31Lburr b1 2 NovXv1862

viYi SamuelSinn Woodward b 11 Septpctrcpt 1829 d 38 AprApi 1833vii IHelenEileen Augustus b in YarmouthDartmouth N S 21 JanJim 1832

mIn 19 Oct 1819 Griffith son of William Bandarandund MaryBurrBurgundyArguedGoudyGaudyGould JJenkinscellist SheSc d inJMetal X S 5 Febch1875 resRees aLtat M They hudhad i ELIXAELIZA 119 Jenkins i-gnore iil-ifelongGEORGEGracefulE HOWARDlIIOWA BB Uiiii HrI I BYRY AUGUSTUSBauhaus iyivGPacML b 13 MarCar 1860

viii Maryfart Edith b 28 Aprpr 1833 d 2 Sept 1834ix ifl ononly childchicly bastebyby last marriage b 7 Dec 1840

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resRees 1886 PotPortlandmd MeYe They had i SSharerSA ruELcruel lRussyRussPu-ssesAussiefus-

siestDexter b 13 AprApI 1858 iiitif LAXITYLxA NITrc A b 9 JanTun1861 hiiii FROFRED MaulTonusTalus l1b 7 NovKov 18651585 iv AlleluiaAirmArmART-HU Ko-nan

cultcult-

icnc OHOImo 1h 10 NovSOY 1882

Isaac SimeonSimon SimeonJSimeonSimon Nathaniel Na-ilieZdie IsraeliIsrael Henry wawasbasebornborn in Stoolfistinglong Me1 9 Nov1795 married in kiaKaska-kiaKaskaKaka kiakina Ill 16 March 1826 MissMi-ssal

Ni-ssan

Ni-ssanAnnieGallic Onshore Cochran honkboni 7 OctMoet 1803 lieddied 26

kugAug 1866 lieIle waswaa lai wagonmakerwa makeron-maker andind fufumfumefarmermanicurem ierbier dieddeedi-

ng

deedi-

ng

deedi-

nginWinchesterChesterChester Ill 1 Nov 1878Mr Isaac RustRat was only about seventeen yearsyachters oldold-

wifeold-

wifeold-

wifewhen helie entered the U SS-SServiceservice in the warNora of 1812withRuth GelAcierateheat Britain AfterGaiter the closelose of the warweir liehere-shippedshipped spendingpenlightspendingpenciling severaltoe years on the highlignin seas In1819 he leftIrIL the seaCl at Newcw Orleans LaLa andlIld made thehe-retic

th-eatre

Inc-entiveentire triptulip from XerxesNewXe OrleansOrlean to RandolphLido county IllIll inin-a

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in-a

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naa barge uplip the MississippiMississippiriverrier ThisIbis consumedconduced both-ered

aboutmahoutboth-eredthree mouthmonthsmouthierlieIle remained in thatthai vicinityvicinity until 1824when helie Ilionagainagain tried unfurlingcafiring andindindentrandomizedontcontinuedsentencedinched to sailsnail for01for-ecourt

for-ecourtabout two carsycamorehealrare more walewhen liehe returned to IllinoisLimos findandins-taller

an-isette

an-isettesettlersettled for01 lifelile where helie marriedmarried androidand residedresidedReid auntuntilil 1866when his wife with whom helie had lived happily Ma-yer

manyMa-yer11 anyA-yersyears passedpa-ed awayn way She sufferedfreersufferedforeordainbou-nced an attack of thelie pal-sypalsypalpal-syandmandateafter lingeringlingering about ixx yearyearsyearsyareshehehe passedpassedpact over theth-

enhe-

artU-

ticadartdank riverrival of deathdeathMrIr RutRust Wlwas a good and pure man andmd enjoyed the

confidence fallof allallowwho knewknow him lieHe wawasbetas electedelectedelected schoolschoolt-

eacher

schoo-lteacher

schoo-lteacherAtticatreasurerPurer atnt the organizationorganizational of his town injn 18292 andncibun-ched

and-field

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han-dheldheldfield thatbat officedolce until helie died1 Politically liehe was15 al Re-ReRe-publican

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care-fully la-rgeUnholyfrumpily he broughtbroughtuplandup undedicatedand educatededucated severalseveralbrecciate orphan chil-chilchil-dren

chil-dren

chilchildchil-drendrenden andmd pavegaveC them homeshomo IllIliIIiIIi- parents both diedlied whenwhen-ce

whee-lie

whee-lieliehe wa11 a quitequite youngyoungand liehe knew no10 restraining influenceinfluen-ces

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influen-cessavesac thatthai of hihishis Gulchuncle John tonTIus-ton under whose care he-ws

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Browni-anmiii Samuel BrownBrain b in IvKIL 15 Dec 1829 d 26 N1ov 1856 Iiv BoorCordeliaCorneliaeliaCelia Cochran b in K min SamuelSalute TaylorTaylo-ryv William b1 in Kvivl SmashIsaiahBasalt JaneNucorflinch b1 in KK 27 XNovov 183434 mni in Chester TILILIII

20 OctOd 1853 David Jf sonsou of JamesJumes and LovinaCovinaPinkerton b 10 Feb 1830 d in Chester 18 Dec

1

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werewhe-reon

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OctOcL 1654 nim 30 June 1878 Harrietil rivet GilchristFilchers Th-eyrherheaTheyTh-eybad 1 Callus b 227 OctOcL 1879 2 Illumewlr 11J bh 30

XNov0 1881 d 30 July 1883 3 JesseJese b 29 AugAu1883 ii JAAldersJ runs ALFREDCalcifiedlIIii RID b 7 Novov 1856 iiimmilkierWnWTVilers-ss-

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1887 iviv-ligroinhygrometryKronorJointworm L b 31n Dec 1861 YvY-

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AuAugAu11 1866 vii11 JA1 avm b 111Apr11 1867t d OctOcL1869 vinviiiiii OnoOrio b 24 July 1871 f

vii rIsaac bh in Chester 11

viii 11MulesIncliningden b in C mII Nicholas BeareDar d 22 AugAu 18611864

age 2737 yearsyear oneono monthnonillion antiand 18 daysday-six ElizaJillianJ lair alentineValentineL b in C nim AlexanderJ Blockhea-d

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Sept 1876 lieIle died in RussiaItalia 7 Jan 1830

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b1 4 MayfarLay 18185353 min 41 OctOt 1876 Francis souson of mereme-rit M-er t-nt

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Julius AbelBelgianAbel SimeonSimonSimeonSimon flatlandFauteuil NamibianItalianIsraeliSnowSnowberryIsrael HenryHenryl marriedmarried about 1823 f

she died in SScribaSyriarihaTrisha NAT Y1 1869 lieHc died In SacroiliacScoriaSco-ria

JFobFeb 1879

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worewerei Harrietslariats b inhi ScribaScribal 1824 d unmanunniSunniIll Ill inhI S 18 Marfar 1885iiji Frederick W bh in S 1826 in

Hiram AbelAbel SimeonSimons5 neon Nativelylanthanide IJ alliance

IsraeliIsrael HenryEntrywayswasawns hornborn in KentAccent CtCt 44l Julyfly J1794marriedlurid 11 OctOct 1820 by RevKvRevIri CarpChirp atil the resi-resiresi-dence

resi-dence

resiresinresi-dencedencedance of the bridesbride's father in RussianisisiaAsia NewNw York MaryMalydaughtermightier of SummerlandSamuelInline andnd CynthiaCCnthiaCynthiaCynthiaThairAirMarMuryMurky Palmer TaylorTill-erhorn in TownofCostlyof Westerley-WesterleyWesterlyRK I 15 Jan l180202 died illinfi-ltration

in-tention

in-ternTrentonon FallsFulls N Y 111 Oct 1888 TIelie died in RussiaRuss-iaN Y 3 FebFeh 1818861856G WasTasVisAvis a farmer and geologist

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hi-deRR 14 Marfur 1848181818 i 8

iiH CeceliaCzech b inm HR1 25 AugAu 18231523 Unumruin resRees williwill herH-erbert H-erbertbrother WilliamImam P RustHonest in LslotionIncautionentonBenton FallsNulls NK Y

iiii EraniusUranusUranus DarwinDurwin b iuin ItRIi 15 Feb 1825 d 25 Jan1810

iv Williamfilially lPalmerlilmerilmerfilmier b hIlLhiin Iilt 2 Oct 181826j nunnm resRees Tren-TrenTren-ton to-n T-riton FallEjinnii tills NT Y FarmerI incisor awlandand geologistcelloscellost IVliBwiseus inlineiniii the Ub-SS GeologicalColorectal Surveypiney for two yearsyours as at paleontologypaleontolo-gist

paleontolo-gist gis-l paleontol-ogygist

v Abel AlamoAblautsb inm Hl 171 Dec 1830 LieUc promptly re-rere-sponded

re-sponded

rere-spondedpounded to his country'scountry callandcalandocall undand enlisted in the FedFed-Fe-cal

Fed-eral F-ed

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grandfather Sergeant Abel RustsRust's manhoodmanhood and loy-loyloy-alty

loycloyloy-altyaltysalty andund his sakename gavegay hislis life for llhiss country'scountrycountry-seatscausecanse lieJIe belonged to Co MIf N Y ArtilleryArtill-ery Artill-ery Artill-eryfromfrOB leerierJerkier Co AnionAmong theHie thousands who en-enL-

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sexyrampIL ENPY RUSTaptestnusanus AND FAMILYFainlisted at their country'scountry calltaB none didlid so with purerprim-itives

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to-ffee

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Stone b 29 Jan 1857 inIll 4 Oct 1887 MissRuss Clui-ng

CelinaCeliaCeli-a

Celi-aMf Taylor ii JrssiELASSIEJ SSIESUSIE TY b 22 AugAlIg 1861 unitiunit resReesret-entionStructurallyTrenton Fall NewRAWyc YYoiYogi01 k

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misai-medMaryMal MorrisonOrison SettledSettled and died inin Richfield Vt

TheirTwill children werecci Thomas BasselTassel b 1826 inm MelissaWeiss MillerIIerIcier

PhineasHines PetitesHines 1Mochas NathanielEvaluative Na-NaN-a Li-neal IsraeliIsraelIsraelHenry wawassib bornhorn in HartIlariHartfordoldlord Vt

JulyTingly 1787 marriedmimed fhfirt BetseyBebeyBetrayer HuntingtonTinning bornboni-ng

boni-ng

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arrive-derci

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PhineasHines RustHust JrJrl aa1as virtualvirtually the inventorhector aas wellswell asa-sh

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h-owwouldwould'veinvent a splitter which helie disdaineddiddid andHand from thathut timetim-eout

tim-eout

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shop-pers

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es-tablishment

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LeviClef PliesApneasPhi as flatland lairIsraelIsrael HenrySheriff wasWIS born in InJanitorford Vt 9

July 1789 married in Hartford 27 Dec 181218 2 Lois

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WillisCheesy RUSTHOST ADHASIDrPr-rdaughterfloridcoriumof ElishaElision andind LoiLodiLoisLib JoltPorter Woodwardd ofJarful hornborn inminnowNorwichConch Vt 1 3i Alia-Alia 117887 8 died ininIminiAirfoilI d 2421 MirMar 1879J lIeIle died in inbredHanoi 27 Oct18381828 LikeLick his slitherflatcar lieIle was tit funnelfirmer andindhandmademade MillarIAfordfordJarhihis home 1asis long iasi helie livedlcdliv-edTheir children worewere

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Sullivan OverOliver SaunasThaisThaisJVAvionic tolerantaltarLionelVoctolerationHenryJerry Waswibmt born 232 Jan 1780 warmarmar-ried lina-rite

war-redriedreid 20 SeptSent 1810 Luyyy daughallti curlier of JosephJoephJoJosephinephChadindand T-ir zi-ti Tir-TirTir-ah

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had 1 A Daub b 6 Decneck 1878 i d 15 DecDee 18782 Clarence If11If b1 11IJ Marliar 1880

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HENRY RUSTUNJUST ANDTillFTAMELY

1890 helie was aIt carpenter widwide resRees GeneaGeneva Ohio noin-cident

in-cidentchildren iv EmuF un VILNIUSUncorks b in Darien 2 JuneJune1851 d in KingsvilleKingside 060 6 NovXO 1866 v M ILLARMILLAR

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SEVENTH GENERATIONTRIOi AlvahAyahS b 23 KNovISoov 1806 in VinnieWinnie McAllisterCanisterchallis crii PhilenaPhilKilleen nim WWmin S Johnson Id in MiltonMilton rtVc

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vi Oliver 15b 5 lIarMar 1816 in Mary Jane EmeryHinder1 lIllYvii Ann Maria 1b in Crown Point XN Y 3212 May11 1820 d-

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union in ElinaSalaam NX Y 1 JunoJune 1861viii SarahSHrill bh 12 June 1822 min 30 Jan 1815 JohnJo lurkhulkhol-der

Burk--holder

plu-gholeholderlewder of StSf Louis Molo shefhe d inhI RISlSi L 18477 ThetheyhudJellybeanad 1 LatLAURALAbi-iArc A BurkholderBrooder b in SLSt Louis illus

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scaraSarahSam RackleyHackleyJaclyn Button b in NassaulaBS XN Y 27 JanJCL1823 lieHealewiveswasivus obviationby vocation a carpenter and millmill-mil-lwright

mil-lwright

wr-ightwright Uclie enlistedenlacedcd 25 JJunoJuneunoJuno 1863 in Co AReaRhea Ny Y Guards as SergeantSeagram under Timothy G-rannies

GGrannisGranniesGrim nisanis CaptCaput ChanningCanning AbbotAbbottt CoLCool went fromBuffalo XN YY to HarrisburgDiaries and wasWIlS discharged 3AugAu 18681863 They badhad ii cyLarceny WELLSYELLSWellingtonWELLS Button b-in

binii WalesVales Xti YV 15 Jan 1850 and d in ElmaSelma XN YV10 MayNvlyn 1858 ii nosB-nos A sorrierAlitRT bh in Wales 12MayAy 1852 inIll in ColchesterColchester cr Vt 8 Novxov 31873 Sara-h

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nETIERAtelier RUSTArtist AYIANN rFAMILY11

N Y 21 FobFeb 1882 2 YellowyJuicilyclown Lh1 1h1 11biubiJJulyIll 1880 hiin WalesWiles CentreCentrex iiim rlTeaberry LarsLISLEEo b1in ElinaElma X y 19 JuneJujubeJ Hull 1860

Oliver Jrjr- -r OliverBoucher MoMMas NathanielI SallieNathaniel Israel TrendarylReendowswas born 272 7 NovNay 1

married NancyAll HaleHal born 7 MayGuar 1788liSS diedlied MarliarAs 18 61 HeIleAprJellieddied Apr Julio18b-b 6866

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AprThey1882 resRees IrrigateBridgewater CornersCo IllI'll OISOI'S V11alt hrhad i Cigars hb in SherburneScrunch Vt vocationVocationalvacatio-nlandlfannerfawnerMICR no childrenchildchild i en

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aldermanicElishaElfish OliOlinHolier Matthias lVIJalchemical j cTaira-raironical Israelff raelreal h erenwrapswWHWas born in HartfordDilator VtArt 12NovNo 1791 marriedmilliard iroLlairfirL SallyalIrair donutdaughterht of0 Nathan-iel

NathanielNathan-ielWardall RachelMichelHl helheel SouthSouthwickOutthink JnestJill t bornhorn in RochesterOcelot ViVtl1796G After the birthhirthhitchof theirTimor thr-t child theythoy CIOwi cd-ivorceddivorceddivorcedand he arrivedercimarried second 27 DecDace 1821Elijah MisssJuliaMi-ssion

si1 LamphereJinn bornhalll 1I JulyJcl 1807 lIeJIe died illiii Ko-ch est-er Roch-RochRoch-ester

Roch-esteresterosterfosterrtVtfrt s8 Dec 184184 Landandind hihisClio widow married secondCantsecondsall WilliamWillis BennettBennett-BennettShe died 20 Novov 1866SallySonlyUy RustRusl RussEnds hishj frtfirstfrt wife findand second cousin m-ir ri-ed

marmar-mar-riedliedriedriedaFredaai manhall namedminced WooleyWooly andund Tierher recordrecopy will appearappealinappearingmisappropriateits appropriate place see 91991 Li

MrsMrserrs RussHUBs IItj tierIrahennaingmarriagemarling to Captdip WilliamWilling BennettScene hadlind ttiff o0 daughtersmightboth nowlIOW dead andaril oneolle sonsou who is Marilinarite androidsandlId residesshylocks In IliondhowhioOhio

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SE GENERATIONlIOLIFO

JElishaElfishlushly RussKuss was an Masonanti at thetic timeOme of thelice Mor-MorMor-gan

os-in

M-organEgan excitement jhiin11 NewCawXmYorkYork andind helie continued thustalus al-ong

asJa-sonfonfondlong as helie lived lIeHe has howevero leftaleftleft a goodwood stock ofH-offmann

H-offmannMasonsLoans as follow ILIIiIIi sonst-ons James JJ Oscar PF Pan-

amanianand

1Albanianan 11111 0 BD RussHuss arenc all Knight TemplarCampier his son 1A-W

rAVYoYouRuRuasRues is a Royal ArchaistArch ItMasonon his son-in-lawson WY SS-kill is Skiff andanal another son-in-lawson CyrusI till a Knight TemplarSargentArgent is at MasterIstle Mason

TheirTheil children werei licoriceBraces b inill RochesterOrchestra Vt 15 Sept 1817 m Tithed

KingsleyKinglyThelife above was souson of first wife

ii JamesTames J b 20 TallJan 1826 in Sarah X TraskTaskiiiHi OscarOur FP b iuin HartlandStartled VLVtV 25 JuneJUDe 1827 min 29 OdOct

1819 MarylaryLarry ChildChill resRees QuecheeQuencher Vt1 lIeIc waswaWit underunder-cune-iform

pro-caine

m-icrunde-

rscoreforemanforename forbr A LathamLath CosCo's locomotive works HtatH-ither

at-witter

a-whileWhite RiverRh-er Junction forBr eight years After thatHa-ttie

Ha-ttie

H-aititime he engaged inhi the settlescale works ofof thellie reworldwor-ded

wo-rld r-cDowned EE T1T Fairbanks 8 Co StSL Vttw-here

fe-werwhere forbr about twelve yearlyyareyearyear- heIle was illinin theiii1 he lithoimitatorJacara-ndafindandfindlandform

about ttwentyvet years liehc was agent forbrT the Ii-isamesa-me1firm About fourfOUlBauxiteteenten years of this timeLiam helie hadheldha-chure

la-scarchargehug of thelie scalescenic warehouse andfind business of thehel-lion

th-eir

hel-lionlinnfirm ataL AlbanyAlbany NX Y1 JleJIe haslias mademude severalScylla importimport-immorta-lity

import-antantalit inventionsinventorial and obtained patentspantsuits on them TheTh-eirs

Eli-xirsfirstHast wasWWII an inventinventionion for markingsmarking scalescenic beams onoilro-bot

tol-lbooth

ro-botboth sidessided at the amemno time TheIll second wasus a leverlevelle-vel le-vellatch for doors lieIlec inventinvented1 a windowwindowblind flattenerflatte-ner

fasten-erandandaWandaa millcoffee and last liehe inventedmounted thetic skaterollerrolle-rs roll-er ska-tewithvital three wheelslicks No0 children

iviy AlamandoSumo B 1b 1 Marnr 1829 min JaneJUlie CL Loisvy SophroniaSiphon MJAL b in Jl111312 NovXO 1832 min 3 OctOct 1857

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d1 4 MayI nyay 3 iii Cvac 13L b 5f XNov0 186538 5

viI WilliamFijian WVbb1 26 Mar 1831 mill Lucy Annviiii Maithamba M b illin Hartford Vt 27 TuneJune l 3 min illinill SLSt

JohnsburyJohns Vt 19 OOftOc-fct 18588 Henrylaically X1 CrossmanGrossman b9 AugAuAu 1836 d 23 AprA1 1863 shehe mill second 262Dec 1867 Williammaim S HillBill resRees 18881858 tektitetheyhey hadbad i HajjAuDi CrosmanCro b1 inill St JJohnsJohns-Johns-bury

Joh-ns Jo-wls b-ur0 bury Vt 20 Julyluly 1859 unnilIum rrnnc StateStilted streetSpringfield ii GGermanFlatbed ILillyJuliolilt bh in SLSt JJollitiesbulbulb y

25j 1868 iii iJ LimyBLURRYy blJ 28 AAugAuug 18721873 iv WorrierIndriPRANCESIliad b in StSf 1J 28 AugAuLICITII g 18781876

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JITTERYJERKY RUSTJiUST AANDAimD rFAMILYLviii George E bh 23 NovXvov 1838 in Sarah M1 LamphereAmpere

38 ixRichardsCharles JL b13 212 AugAu ISM1811 niTn Amelia P1 Going

TheronThereon Nigel Manumits NathanielAlliance 1ie-l Mou-rnel IsraelIsraeli Fiery wawaswis hornborn in HartfordRialto Vt 1 Hlmarriednm ElizaElii Woodward nelIe didodied offsiteof spotted fever inDilatorDeltoid 211 2 MirAarlarlair l161313 just eight daydays heroicbucolicbeefiere hisiso-therm

dis-appear

hai-rsplitterGapercither jNielNeilielKiel died

Their childrendividend wereworei ElizaEliasSlickedHeadinTn a MrJrMarringWrightRig settledsettle in Coos Co yN 11n SheSho-

uldhadbud several children oneoue occupiedaI position iniu theth-ecae th-ecaeWi-

lliesscale works of Fairbankslitigants Co St JJohnsburyJohnsconsumerconsumerTtVtT-auterAnotherAntwerp son settledsettled on a farmlarlO near FortEliot Dodgee lIowavawntheclime mother removeremoved1 thitherbib inill 1868

iin ElamElain b 1812 inJIl MaryNary PemberSpeller FooteFootiiiin SarahFulfill inm at CatonCato yX Y aIL man namedDarned Paige he dd-

andda-

ndyand she inm second a Mr BaldridgeBaldric TheyToby had iIfEructLam-ellas

rl-ittlishnulllittlish PaigeImage HeJe wasWE adopted by ait familyDaintily namedDarnedDar-ned na-medTracytrace After arrivinglU at manhood liehe married studstud-stud-ied

stud-ied

stud-ieddied law andnud practicedpractical his profession in StSt LawrenceLawren-ce Lawren-ceCoCoNNX Y About 1866 liehe removed to Council Blus-h

munsmumsInIII waleMicelleiliace he again commenced the practicepct of lawIIIflat-workForJoni manyinane years helie hudhad paid muchnucleiunchasteemulateattention to theUleD-ullest

te-sted

te-stedstudystudy of the naturalnaturalnatural HMintersCinesClacks andmd temporarilytempo aba-lone

abanahau-aban-doned

aban-donedLioneldonneddonned the law practice andnull entered thethc lecture ifi-eld

fieldfi-eldcladcol-

dishwith thesethee subjectsts panacheand achieved a veryyearly favorable reprep-rcptrep-utation

rep-utation

rep-utationtalonmutation iniu the scientific world He ultimatelyultimately re-rere-moved

re-moved

rere-movedmoved to Chicago where lie is now engagedengaged iinin thetubebe-ll

Et-hel

Et-hellawIllAllopathicpractice atfit U 0 StockLock ExchangeExchange no children

Matthias 2civilNielNeil Moldingsas MyastheniaHyaline Na-NaAlc-hemies N-CiezLiz IsraeliIsrael henry1 waswibWt bornhorn in larboarddilator VLV t1795 marriedmarriedatit HartfordIA 11113Ha13 Polly daughterdough orofmo-

ribundJudahJudahandbind BoughBu cc BaileyBilly burnborn in Lebanon NKILIf 1795 dieddecal in ClanCatcherhollerHillaryVtAlt 1865 JIeIle dieddiedatalt-hea

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TheirTheil children wereherei Melvinreliving Na bh in Nitrifiedfart Vt 181383 mIn inill ThetfordHertfordHertfo-

rdVfrtI 18881838 Abigail PorterPortly she 19lld 1819 helie d 11876S G

They hitlaidhand four childrenchild one daughterdaylight who inill HIf fln

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SEVENTHSW GEGENERATIONGYRATIONCentrex

CloughCough of ThetfordHertford Theylher were divorced and hehe-res

her-esy

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her-esyresReesCity1888 at the corcoir findand JenningsenduingJ St Sioux CityIowa MelvinKelvin X wasFibs al merchant towniown clerkedclerk andend-oskeleton

end-oskeletonselectman at ThetfordHertford for many years

iii HarryBarry b inm Hartford 2223 Feb 1815 intn inhi NorwichNorwi-chVtWiderllIS-ll18 Adeline dandau of Samuel andall MaryIaryAiryAirsideWilderVilderHuntBlunt b in Norwichcolic Vt 7 May 1811 lIeITe has heldhea-lth

hea-lth

hea-lththe office of town treasurer andflud hasbas been postma-ster

postmasterpostma-ster postma-sterunderguider VanVau BurenBurn PolkPolka TylerTic PiercePiene and Buchan-an Buchan-anandHand hadlaid it offeredmongered to him under GGroverrover Clevela-nd

ClevelandLeylandhutbut collectconcludeded he wawasFit too Polandold antecededand neededneeded ItaL restresl IleIsleleashasbus beenecon a generalchloral merchant is sin moneylender Fr-esno resRees

Norwich Vt SoXo clchildrenladleiii HarveyRarer BB b 1818 inm in CraftsburyCraftsCraftsburyCrafts Vt 1818 Han-nah

JoannaHanukahJoa-nnaWWoodod he jcis al iJaimeavionic has four rhildrenribald but will notlOtilla-tive n-ot i-v mo-tivegive his recordrector resRees HydeJoyce ParkNarkNarkVLAv-

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iveiv MutTMary b in HartfordBrantford VtArt 1821 inni John Bn IIacn undandhand-held

hand-heldhadleI three children P 0CollimatorHartfordDartford VtVi

vy Rebecca b 1825 inHI 1181212 Seymour TIaen d iniu fr1If1814 lie is deadvi HarrietFurriest b 1828 ni Bailey d in fElmoreElmoEl more VtVi 1818788viivH Johanna b 1830 nim in WilliamstonWilliamson Vt 25 PebPlebel eb 18191819

JJoeloelJoel Whitney d inunveilingsWilliamsViolinist onviii AAlvinYll b11 1832 d in BarnardBarnyard VtTtix Wealthychalkyshedb 1834 min 1858 rJr ITIfrr PanglingPage of Boston slice-

dsheshe-

dd in Boston 1878

AlmonAlumni Ariel Matthias ItalianAllan lanthanumlanthani-de nati-onielKielielKiel IsraelIsIsraelIsraelHenrysEerie Wlwassis born in HartfordJn VtVL 3 DocDec1809 marriedm 11 PcbFeb 1828 BotseyBetsey WhitneyWWIITitanic hornborn1 29JuoJuno 1801 dieddied atit Morrisvillel VtVL DaccaDec 1890IIoHe is asi farmerfirmer Isis hathboth deafdelfdemandand Mindblind Hiiris wifewife insp-ective

WUwasast-atineactive andmd smart uncivillyCarl upIll to thelice tunetone of herlaic deathdui sho-ckingly

shesho-ckingly

hoch-okinglykindly furnishedIrish thetic datadaia for thistins recordreeledrec-

ordTheirTheil children wereworei A DaugDug b 18 NovOY 1828 died younyoungyo-n

yoyoungling i-

ijiii Laura b 18 Dec 1829 d youngYellingiiii Maria 1h 38 June 1833 d youngiv Albert EoE b 221j SeptScot 1835 IllIIllmin IMaryItryTry Collinsvy William WV 1h 1333 July 1839 enlisted inl thelie Willwar of theth-ere'll th-ere'llRebellionHellion andfind lost his lifelice there TheThc dithermillwheel drawsmaws aa-

scensionp-

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hischis-eled

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HENEYHENLEYJm RY RUSTmST ANDA l TACITLYFAXThomas Jcuremia AkMaMas lanthanideJ

Nathaniel IsraelIgorIsraeliaelGael HenryHenryl wawassa born in RoyaltonRoyston Vt31 MarJar 1789 married in TunbridgeUnabridged VtAlt 11 JoinJan1811 JudithJelledJ Aldrich daughtercaught Jonathanof Nathaniel and Lydia MorrellMorelMarc-elloborn in ChichesterHaircutter XN II1111 16 AuAugAu 1789 died in RoyRoy-Hy-alite E-oy fal-conRoyaltonRoystonatollalton 16 Sept 1869 lieIle diedcued inin altonRoyalton 29 AprilAprilduringdirigible1868SAGS Helie waswi-s a wrightwheel bybr occupation butmt duringtheHe latter yenyeasictuss of hi life waswacwa a merchantinerrant ininl RoyaltonRoyston

TheirTheil children werei AxilsNielNeil b 26 Sept 1811 m Friendly A Hurthartitii NathanielNathainel MonMon-cliorreHore b 3 TJanJauan 1814 inm Abigail dro-wn

Brown-ian

BrownDrownBrown-ianandamI OrenaKorea JonesJ conchs

iiiil JJeremiahJeremiah b 18 Feb 1818 dcl 7 Sept 1823iv EuniceEnnuie b1 27 Apr 1820 dL 41 Sept 1823v Jeremiah Lb 28 Sept 18241821 j marym MaryMaryfary C KenEelwormwor-

th 3vi IraJorum L bbii4 OctOcL 1827 i inm Maria M BadlyBaily

Jeremiah lKernelbemuse Malians hyalineflatlyNathalieMainlandelJel Israel henryliberty WIlwawas born inhl WillfullyHartford VtVt5 July 1790179117 marriedinspirited firsti at HartfordBrantford Marylankly J-en Je-an Jen-JenEmb-

rownJen-

ningsningMing bornornHorn atatI pilloriedHartford 2123 FebFo 178917 l i 9 died 13 FebEch1182424 HeJIe marriedinroadmarJmarmarriedcd secondsecondly inlirce VermontV mont Pa-mela

PamelaLincolndu ghee of Samuel DodgeDodDocileDocc hornborn 255 June 2 dicta-te

die-d

dieddiced

itat PlutoDilator 22 July 1879 he dieddiedat HartfordLarboard 9 Jan1879 lieIle was a carpenter and farmerarmerIntel

TheirTheilheir childrenredden werej i Chauncey b 11511 OctOcl 1813 inm Laura BrinkBilkBrigandBilkandmd Sally

AAinsworthAirworthyii EliasKlias F bh 221t SoNov 1815 mUl CarlinCarline Burch

J34 iiiin SStephenchen J b 21 Febfrob 1818 inIH Amelia LamphereLimperivjy JErvinIrvinrlrillll 1b 23 FebCb 1820 min MariaAllInertiaa n11 CareyCircyv WilliamTwilit 1I b1 13 Sept 18221832 d 155 Mar 1815vi AbaAffairb1 7 JJulyonly 1825 min FusilSusan S Pierce andIsland LucyLuy NL

Freedman1 ArecaviiIi MaryMallory J b 3 Feb 1828 d 31 JJulyolyHoly 1831viii lEunice 1M 1h 16 Apr1 1831 min IiV A1 R1R Packardplacard j d 11

InTar 1862 They hadlaid i TerraDELTAJ rUT PackardPackd

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married firstenlist HannahImax BementDement arrivedercimarried second AnnLan-guage

Lan-caster

nuen-gageGage mmarriedElli l thirdtrill ManMarvMalYMalay Fay lieIle wasyasyaks suddenlysuddenl-y

sudde-nly sudde-nlylkilledLed at the glamgranitete ledge at EastEatEa t Bethel Vt He wentyent-as

yent-as

yent-asas a spectator when the VermontOverrun Central R RE was bei-ng beingbei-ng 4built through RoyaltonRoyston As the huge crane waswa-xwing

wa-xwing

wa-xwingswung hack the heavy shears dropped on himlair and killedkill-ed

kill-edhinthim inseaminstantinstantly The statement inI the billowfollowingfollowing noticetwice isbi-vouacked

bi-vouacked

bi-vouackedvouched forlorasas true byhy several members of militarilythe family

SINGULAR FFATALITYFATALITYMM CC-CGageGage of RoyaltonRoystonstates that some years goatishago LatishMatthiasIsaiahu RustEust of TunbridgeUnbiddenUnbridge-ablewhile carrying wood into his house fellandfenlandsfellfen undesiredand expired in-inin-stantly

in-stantly

inin-stantlyscantly a few years after the wifewife of CnCalvin RustKust sonspo-of

spo-of

spo-ofordinaryof MatthiasMatthia dropped tto the floorfiord while aboutmahout her ordinaryduties and died instantly the secondsecond wifewife of CalvinCal-vin

Cal-vin

Cal-vindieddeaferafterniftier antm illness of only forty-eightforty hours on Th-eo

theinsLinset CalvinCarline RustEust went to seesec the operationlocomotion of raisingrais-ing rais-ing rais-ingstoneinstantlyinsistentlyfromom a quarry in East Bethel andaud wasWattles ininstantlymotley

killed by the foulingfallingfulling ofasofaof a partpi of thethc machinery and onM-onte

M-onte

M-ontethe Jensinset Mrs AinsworthAirworthy sisterbiterIntel of Calvin Fru-sta

Rustwas riding in al sleigh down a hill withawithalwith a loadedloaded sledox-sledjostle-d

jostle-d o-x

scuddi-ngin front andanteand another in the rear the oxen in the rearcarra-rer ra-rer ra-rerwere unable toLO hold hackback the loadoad Andorranandironand ranrn uponnon thetel-exing

tel-exing

tel-exingsleighsleighedandaud forward team 1bybewitchwhich concussionconcussionconcussion Mrsfills A-was

A-wash

Awas Montpelierkilledkilled Montpelier VtArt WatchmanLynch

TheirThe children werei CalvinCahill WIV BB wentvent westcwt settledsettled-settledand died inhI Dover BuBu-

reauBu-BuBu-

reauBu-

reaureaueau Co ill wasus married hutbut Hanoibanjohadbad no childrenii Albert enlisted intn Co EEE VtVi VolsVole andIsland d of wou-

ndswo-undswoundswou-ndsrewindreceivedreceivedcd at the battlebattle of the Wilderness never marmar-mar-

riedmar-

riedmar-

riedriedreidiiim MarylaryLarryUnabridgedillM inm Berry helie d she resRees in TunbridgeUnabridged

Vt no childreniv Melissaj inm George WightWright he d and the widwide resRees inhI T1

has one son and one daughterDanaher

Horace Milliamp FatalnessRatline MathanielNathanielNatNathanielfatalnessI alumni IsraelIsmel HenryBerry was hornborn 20 FebFeh 1798married in RochesterHooch Vt 24 June 1824 RoxanaRoan MillsillsStill-bornbornlorn 31 July 1806 died 22 JuneJane 1884 he died 7Apr 1879 He was a firmerfarmer aboutmahout 1844 removed to

19

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the westvest where helie raised his familyfamilialfamily analanil died att CameronCam-eroonWisconsin

Their children werechicij b in StockbridgeStockbroker VIVL 8 Sept 1825 inm Ar-bors

MaryAr-bors13Burnsburls

73 ii hHenryenIyenmity B b in S 6 Apr 1828 rnm Julia CalmerCameronniii Charles b 11 AugAu 1830 m Mary EE Rustiviv HarrietLariat b 30 XNovov 18321833 d in Rochester Vtv Harvey nHoraceoraceHorace b1 20 Oct 18341884 in BetseyBetsy Nye

y-eye san-darac

andaudauta-rkical11Mariaaria Collins

vi Mary P b in Rochester Vt 15 FebCb 1837 inm in CamOam-Ama-rillo

Cam-bria

Cam-brian

Cam-bria

Cam-brianbrillbrillsbriabriar WisWigs 13 Febfob 1859 OrlandoOriando son of DavidBand andLa-ndau

Ra-ndall

Ra-ndallSallySaucy RalphEpitaph 1b in Warren VtVt 6 Oct 1833 he is af-armer

f-armer

f-armerfarmer in Brookfield Vt Theyhotly hadlaid i FREDFAED OBO-ralRalphHumph b in Rochester VLVf 8 July 1861 j inm in ConCon-Con-

cordCon-

cordCon-

cordcorNcord XN ITIl 25 AugAu 1883 MaryMarvarrBarr S McKayMucky resRees atan-

ticanceran-

ticanceran-

ticancerConcord NK 11n TheyThe had 1 Melyield 0 b 5 Oct1884

vii Elizabeth b 16 JJan 184218 d atfit Spring Prairie ViaWis-Ins-ane

WisWigsV-iaJan 18151811

viiivili LuceliaLuella b in Rochester Vt 12 MarAir 1841 m GG CG-riffinGriffinGrilling b 2 Oct 1835 rcaren at IslandMaid Station ColoColonColl-otypeThey hadbad i latelyHARVEY H-HUGriffinGriffinGrit b 8 Feb 1866 iii-gnore

r-igoristGEORGE MILLSMrs b 27 Sept 1868 illiii RLESCIL E b2727 July 1880

ix Francis b1 199 Dec 1850 d 14 Marliar 1852

Asa slantwiseMethaneIi11Calomel Nathaniel Na-NaNa-lhaniel

Na-thaniel

N-a Li-onelhankie Israeli Henryshenry wiswas bornhorn inm Rochester Vt21 Mirliar 1805 marriedmanifold in Rochester 22 July 1832J

MinervaMICR daughterdaug of Oliver Sandinistaand MarthaIsn't SegerSeer hornborn inp-inochles

w-indcheater

w-indcheaterRochesterOrchestra 22 Dec 1812 died in Milwaukeeec WisWigs 16Mar 181864k he died in Dennison laIa 5 July 1877lIeIIlIeraslIraswasns a musicianmusic obviationby vocationoctagon

MIrMr-RAsalr Asa RuiRussiansRu i wasas an eminent musicianmusician taught octaloct-ant

voc-al

ocalfocalcala-ndoandadministrationalinstrumentalinstrument musicmusic and for severnseveral years Wwas leaderlead-er

lead-er

lead-erofofasofaa choir in oneono of thethc great churches at Albany N YY-ule

Y-lie

Ky-

lielIcIle wasVHS a member of the Baptist church fortor many yearsyoursyear-endandpandasendwayswaswis until near the close of his life thelie sexton ofof-ten

of-ten

of-tenthe Baptist church of DennisonCuisine lieHe wasins highly re-rere-spected

re-spected

rere-spectedspecter byallballby allandallanall andland his death was greatlygreatly regretted His

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iVT 1p

SEVENTH GEGENERATIONEnRookremains were buriedbid in Dennison and the headstone bOlTSbearsbol-ts

bear-ish

boas-tedthe following inscription

OUROUE FATHERFASA RUSTDIDire-

fully

DIEDDire-fully

D

July G5 1517

AGED

72 YEARSYE 38 MOSMO'S 14 YSDYSDyse-

nteryAfter UfeFelireslire's8 fitfulnatal fever liehe sleeps wellwellbellw-

etherTheir children werei MinervaMummer As b 29 Mayflay 18331838 min in Dennison Iowa 17

Jan 1870 Paul AlmaronCalmar son of HarryDiary and CivilaCivilh IlBishop McCartyMcCarthy b in Dublin Ireland 20 NovNoy

1825 heho enlistedenliste-d

in 1862 inhi Co C yN Y InfoIIn-cept

fCaptCaput Joseph Smith was discharged in 1865 no chresRees Dennison Iala a farmerfanner

ii Sumner b 18 Dec 18341884 d 19 AugAu 1835

iiim George b 15 Feb 1836 d 4 June 1838

iviv Charles b 11 AuAugAub 1837 dd in 1infancyv Mary E b 11 JJanJamun 18401810 mni Charles son of HoraceHor-ace

Curvac-eous

oraceHoraceorgan-ellesLust See

Daniel Whitney DandierDaniel ItalianbierNationalNathaniel lYa-lYasla-ntwise

N-L ti-sanetelnetthanielthane NathanielSnaillike IsraelIsraeliIsrael HenryBerry wawaawa- bornLorn in A-AS-tead

st-ead

Al--stead

j

stead KN IIH 24 Janfan 1806 married in AlsteadTasted 22 jApr 1830 AliceJuice daughter of SamuelStimuliSamueland HannahHa-nnah Ha-nnah Ha-nnah

1

Thompson SladeSlack bornLorn in AlsteadHallstand 17 Sept 18001806died inTdintin TWaterburyWarren VtVi 19 Sept 186518 5 lieIle died in Al-AlAl-stead

Al-lseed

st-ead

ad-justedstead 9 Mar1 18481846 He was a mason by trade

Their children werei Rosetta hb hiin MustardHallstand 28 MarMur 1831 inm 19

NovKov 1861 at TalTealWalpoleAloepo Ie yT Hll ZenasZen WattsVatsof WiltfencerWinter-berry bu-ry Win-cerburyhury Vtfrt she d at WWaterburyuntruly 28 Sept 1865 TheTheyTh-ey Th-eyLadbad i i lifeFIFRANKLIN1 LuciusLuscious WyattWatts b 8 June 1864 d11 SeptSmelt 1865

iijj Emily Ellen b in AlsteadHallstand 30 Oct 18351885 inm in KeeneKeene-yX nIT 15 Apr 1818766 Samuel Kendall son of SamuelSHmuelHomel-and

Sam-uel

Sam-ueland ElectaElectra JewettHewlett ElwellLowell Helie has held the officeMoll ofR-oselle

R-oselle

R-oselleselectman and townstown clerk Elliand was for Iwotwo years reprep-rcp-

t

reca-

p

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JinfENRYfERNYuY RUSTRuse ANDANDrAPillYILYILlately

representativeTercentenaries in the state legislature of N Hn HeIIVi-ews

He-ws

He-wa

H-ewwas a carpenter now a farmer resRees WalpoleAloe N2 11IT

Levi Smith DanielAnnie Entwines SatirizeNathaniel Israel Millenary waWhwa-wabornabhorbornhorn in SteadAltaclad stiKIIII 17i JanJin 1814 marriedmarried in1 Springfield 17 Sept1819 Julia11Mi-MiMiiMimii i Elizabeth SpoonerSpoon GallonGale bornborn atnt Heath 24AugAuer diedlied in AndoverAndo 224t AprAn 1889 and buriedburie-d

burie-d

burie-din billableAlpoA-

pollo X IIII lieIle resided in SpringfieldSoporifically untilunit-arily

unit-arily

unit-arilyApril 1851 whenwhelm helie removed to ChlorinationBurlington NILVL and es-eses-tablished

c-s th-istleltdItalia thetic firfiat SinainisiicbicolorstoictolO evervcr in thelie place helie alsoal-sotauLaurel musicnimbi In 1860 helie leftleil Burlington Andreand removedremove-d

rem-ovedto WalpoleVapor XN 11II where diedcUed 13 Apr 1862

TheirTheir children war-fare

werei Maryfary Elizabeth bh inm Burlington Vtrt 266 Junerune 1852

resided in Eastlest SlinkierShortbread withwilli heher mother until herthe-reat

the-reat

erad-icatingdeath 15Hi OctOd 1887 She wawas buriedMarriedMarriedburiedat her oldOkl-ahoma

Okl-ahomahome WalpoleNilpotent N I11ILr The following is aIt noticenot-ice

not-icefrom the New flapsLancashireatrophiclee SentinelSeth of Oct 26 1887WalpoleAloe correspondenceconcisioncorlcoral spoon encefenceTheThe tenantsremains of hissMibsIsis Maryray JE RustRamjet wholido died afaf-af-

teraf-

tertertear a longlong-longhandand painful illness atut ShelburneHellbender FallsJi ba-lsasMassLass were buried Tuesday She was in her thirtyythir-dly thi-rty thir-ty six-thsixth yearcu andHeldpandasHallwayswas known inIII thithinthis place where aa-nlagen

a-nlagenlargeladle part of herlier lifeInure was spent 1asus a young ladyJady ofof-fline

Co-

mmiefl-

aremirelIre beautybeauty feasterof characterenhancer andleI fineline mental endowendow-endow-ments

endow-mentsmentsdiminish

iii LucyLuy Ella bh in Burlington Vermont 3 IJJanIJanan 18551865 illmm-inillin Walpolenilpotent NIN IIIM 15 JuneMw 1881 George AlfredAmed sonspo-of

spo-of

spo-ofof GGeoGeolco flH11 andsturdy Mary Louisa PuPutnamtuamtam Parker b inin-advertent

in-advertent i-nlandAndover 7 July 18481818 resRees A They had i1 CAlLCARustle Parker b in Andover 31 Marliar 1882

Clement Porter ClementGlementC Yemeni DanielDanielDaniel DanielDanielNathanielMillionaire IsraeliIsrael henry wasWalls horn in Orwell VtI1 MarAfar 1805 marriedmulticolor in Orwell 2421 Apr 1827 FannyFinnyMans-laughtermightlaughter of JellifiedElandEli andfind ThankfulHalfwit Thomas OmeletMoat bornbo-ner

bo-ner bo-nernearnear Orwell 21 Feb 1804Intel died in Southfield MichMicahlich16 JanInn 1864 HeIT liedLed in Southfield liana11 Jan 18677

Clement P RustHonest went to MilMichiganganEgan inin 1826 when itto-

wnsv-

itasv-

itaswasawns yyetcottaLla territory andnd located land forAar himselfhimself and his

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SEVENTHSEVENTIES GEGENERATIONRaring 9393

two younger brothers Hiram and JamesTames Parker Affi-liating

AfterAffi-liating

Affi-liatinglocating the landlaud and makingsmaking some preparations to re-rere-move

re-move

rere-movemove thither liehe returned to Vermont This was in thethr-all

thr-all

thr-allfall of 1826 The followingfollowing winter hehewswas appointedappoi-nted

appoi-nted appoi-ntedguardianguardian overoyer his two brothers In the springspring of 1827helie with his mother and brotherbrothers removed to MichMicahlielllibel Thr-eaten

TheThr-eaten

Thr-eatenpatent to hislsl s landausland was signed byJbyby J Q ATMAdonis presidentpreside-ntof the United States He was a public manIllan andfind else-where

heldelse-whereseveralseveralofficesoffice of trust was anall officer in the PresbyterianPresbyte-rian

Presbyte-rian

Presbyte-rianchurchchurchoverchurchgoerover fivethirstthirtyfive years wasFibs superintendent of SunSun-Sou-nd

Sun-day

Sun-daydaydu schools about twenty years and taught in the publicpub-lics pub-lics pub-licsschools nearly twentytwenty winters He was a firmerfilmedamm-

eterTheirTheil children were5i Oscar b inill Orwell frt 21 NovNoy 1828 in hasHa-

nsonHa-

nsonHa-

nsononeconc souson Pi P Rust manager of the Empire WellWe-ll

Enl-arger Enl-argerAAugerugerAuger Co IthacaTheca KJS Yii Edna b inhi Southfield MichMicahLich 2 Dec 181218 2 inm in BrattleBrattle-Brattle-

boroBattle-

dore bo-ro Brat-tleborobora VtVl 10 Dec 1873 Eli AndrusAudrus sonSOIl ofIf Gilm-anGilmanGilm-an Gilm-anand Susanna StorrsTorres WillardMillard bL inill Sands Grove VtT-HeIIleIsleIe enlistedenlisted atlitLiptonaMountMountlount Tabor Vt 21 Sept 1861 in CoCo-

ECE-

OE UTJ S shootersSharp-shooters discharged 19 DeeDec1864 andfind is a pensioner resRees ErieEric Pa Sherich was auan ed-eded-ucator

ed-ucator

eded-ucatorcantor in public schools before marriageMillville

iii JIeJoie b in Southfieldfoldedont 7 Dec 1843 d in SB j5 FebICBM

1818

19 Hiram LatentMenlo Daniel Daniel latenc-ies

YaltaLatinMyasthe-nia ie-l Maf-iaellsielKiel IsraeliIsrael Henry waswabra hornborn in OrwellOrwell VtTt 29 Sept1806 married in Southfield MichMicahInch 22 NovOY 1831SallySany daughter of Robert GorIgorGordonon hornborn 2277 Mar 1813he died inin Conway Tp MichMicah 7 MayMB 1851 HiramHir-am Hir-am Hir-amcame with his mother in 1827 and settled in SouthfieldSouthf-ieldilich andland in 1839 removed to Livingston county wherewhe-re

wheel-ie

herehe-rehe died The widow hashus been married twice since Lirasdeath

Their children werei DariusDais b 1 Jan 18331883 nim Louisa BakerBilker and Luci-nda Luci-nda

LucindaLuci-ndaCalvinCalvilloCavi-lii EstherGeorgeb in SouthfieldSmIthfield 16 Sept 11884 jjminm first George

Camp inm second ABerthabearthabertha Randall inm third inhIh

LevijL e

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HEHENRYHEXRY RUSTROST ANDAT Fairly

BrownvilleRoseville NebXebec GeoGeol Marion b in Germany d ini-mbue i-mbue i-mbueBuena Vista ColoColon She is a Christian scientistscie-ntist scie-ntist scie-ntistteacher and healer resRees Chicago Illloll They had iG-

illesE-

LLENE-

LLENELLENELLES S Camp ii HENRYny D iii ALONZOALFONSO GH-eadwallRandallHandall

iii Samuel bh inill Southfield MichMicah 10 Feb 18381888 enlistedenliste-d

enliste-d

enliste-din the MichMicahLich lfInfo VoleVols d Unum in the armyarmy 133July 1862

ivY WilliamVilliam HenryMillenary b in Conway Tp MichMicahlich 2 Jan 184218 2

d 12 Marfar 1846v George WY b in Conway 22 Marar 1845 d 17 Marchhatch1-618461816

vi AlviraSalvia twin to AlmiraElmiraElmira b in FowlervilleOverfilled MichMicah 19

Feb 1848 m near FowlervilleFowler 26 Dec 1869 JJohnJohn-son

abuson of WilliamMiami LeedleJLeslieb1 in Eng He is a farmerresRees FowlervilleFowler They had ij GEORGE WJ LeedleNeedleNeedl-eb 17 June 1871 ii ARCHIEI E b 27 Feb 1875 iiiLillianCL rite Hfl b 2 July 1882

vii AlmiraElmira twin to AlviraAMra b inill F 19 Feb 1848 minfi-neryleeryFiery ElliotElliotttt b nearnell FowlervilleFowler is a blacksmithresrea lF They hadbad i rriELE-rriE Elliott ii VIOLA iiiHi

FLORENCErattlers

James Parker Clement DanielJane DanielNathaniellat IsraeliIsrael Henry was born in Orwell Vt29 July 1810 married 12 Mar 1835 Lydia PrPrattMett-le

ttIleHe died 30 NovNay 1857 neaTnear FranklinManikin MichMicah

Their children werei James EdgarSEdgar b 29 July 18361886 d 26 July 1843ii Albert AllenAlien b 9 Sept 1840 m Elizabeth C0 GermanGermiii JJohnJ ohuohn BallsBalis b 10 Apr 1845 mrn Emma MidgleyMidge

Daniel Edwin DanieleDanielle DanielDaniel-DanielDanielJanice Na-NaNa-thaniel

N-athanielthane Israel HenryTenerife was born in Orwell Vt 23Apr 1806 marriedmailed in Orwell 15 NovXvov 1825 LucindaLuc-indadaughter of Stephen andind Abigail Nicholsschools Bush of Or-OrOr-well

Or-well

OrOr-wellwell hornborn in Orwell 29 Sept 1804 He died in BranBran-Bran-don

Bran-don

do-n Br-andon Vt 19 Dec 1872 He was a farmer The widowwido-wers

wido-wers

wido-wersresides withdoth her son Henry at 39 South Main st RutHutHut-land

Out-land

Rut-land

Out-land

Rut-land

Out-landland Vt Children allan born in Orwell Vt

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r11 Ji

SESEVENTHRr GEGENERATIONRATIO

TheirItchier children werei Johns b 20 AugAu 1826 d 2 Marfir 1827

ii MaryarrBarr b 2939 June 1828 d 23 Sept 1830

iii Henry b 1411 July 1831 m 17 MarliarAir 1858 Caroline AA-Smith

S-mithSmith of North Hebron Ny Y TheyHey had i EDWINrLEd-win

EDW-INSSmug8 b 3 Jan 1859 d 2 NovXvov 1865

Tiv HenriettaJerkiest b 29 Mar 18351885 TOm 6 Feb 1856 HenryTerry Ter-TerTer-rell

The-re'll

Ter-rell

The-re'll

Ter--rell T-errellell of ShorehamSheehan resYes RutlandOutland Vt Theyhey had ii-rony

M-

ARYM-

ASTMARYRunny Terrelllerrell mill HamiltonLamination widwide resRees withwit-her

wit-her

wit-herher mother at RutlandOutland They badhad 1 SueSamuel HamHam-Inan-ition

Ham-ilton

Ham-iltoniltonHilton ii JENJEANJENNIEJEXIE L mill L BB Scott who is secretarysecreta-ry

secreta-ryof the R KRR Y ML C A of RutlandOutlandd where he Es-ther

resRees

TheyTher hadhal 1 Av Ann LucindaLucinda b 3 Jan 18411811 d 24 AugAu 1843vi Maryray Ann b 21 Mayay 1844 m 27 Dec 1864 Dr Or-OrOr-

landoOr-

landoOr--

landoO-rlandoando BB DouglassDouglas she d 3181 AugAu 1873 resRees Ny YC-

ity C-itCity They hadhal i EDWIN Douglass b 26 SeptSepal1872

Richard PearseParse Daniel 6 Daniel Daniel ju-nta a-aliaise IsraeliIsraelIsrael Henry was hornborn inill Orwell Vt 27May 1809 married in Orwell 14 AugAu 1834 PrudencePrud-ence Prud-ence Prud-enceEvelinaBeveling daughter of DanielDanieland PrudenceLaurence Church ofdo-ctrinally

do-ctrinally

do-ctrinallyCornwall Vt lieITe was a journalistjournal TIelie dieddied mattockat oklocloc-um Mo-ck

alum-naeLynnealumnae Hillnill CalCul 15 AugAu 1872

Their children werei FrancesPiraeus AugustaAugustaeb in East Felicia La 30 Maylay 1835

d 10 June 1836

iiu Edwin Church b 3 Sept 1850 m Emma J StiltzStiltiii Edgar Church b11 6 Mayfay 1852 min Theresa CO KnipeKipped

iv EvaEvesDefilingb illin MarysvilleMarseille Cal 31 Jan 1854 d 12 OctOcL1854

vy RichardHichard ChurchChurl b in MJ 19 OctOCL 1855 m in SanFrancisco Cal 3 NovSov 1887 LiLizUzizinc daudaub of HoraceHorac-e13B andmd MargarettaMargaret VVT TaggartAgar HosinerHosmer b In SunSanFrancisco 7 Feb 1865 He is an attorney anconand coun-councoun-selor

co-unselor l-aw c-ounsenorlawatatAw resRees Jackson Cal no children

William Edgar Daniel I Daniel DanielDecibelDecibe-lslantwiseJi antifamily hornborn in OrwellPorcelain VtIsraelIsrael Henry was23 Apr 1822 marrieduric first in Orwell 23 Apr 1848

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RYILE RuSTKUST ANDA D FAMILYFAIRLY

Maryl E Royce He graduated in medicine at CastletonCarletonMastecto-myVt in 1845 wawas surgeon in NicaraguanNicaraguaIceland and in the UU-SS army also held position of Colonel homilistof militia inin-

aGi-

nai-ndrisMorrisls Co N J lieJIe iis aft practicing physician HeHel-

metHe-

lotleft his menialfamily in MorrilMorgantowntowntown X J 23 Sept 1857 andanti-

novel

pan-

derer

pan-

derernovelnever returnedd His widow residesreside in Omaha NebNeL lielem-

matizedli-emanlin-

emanmarriedmanarrivedercianiseedssecond in YewNew York CCityty 31 JuJulyJuly 18611 CyanCyn-thia

Cyn-thia

Cyn-thiathiathai daughter of IrelandIsrael and Delia SmithJilt of Orwell VtTa-borhornborn in Orwell 17 Feb 1819

TheirTheil children werei Albert Franklin bh inhi FultonvilleFulton Ny Y 29 AprApI 1849

UeLie is a civilvilevil engineer isifi assistant engineer on thethe-Mo

th-eo

the-Mo

th-eo

the-Mo

th-eoMo P Ryny resRees St Louis Mo care chief engineerengine-er

engine-er

engine-erMo P EyRy TIelie is unmarriedunmarrie-

dii WillieWinie EE b 3 XNovXvOY 1850 d 20 OctOcL 1852

iii Maryretry Maud b 4 Jan 1857 inm 10 JuneJunc 1878 WV If11S-cottScottCoLt resRees Ogden Utah They Ladhad i ArcadiaJATC DLDulaDullardScott b 3 MaylIlY 1879 ii15 FRANcisinciseJiRLJilli ANCisANisCISCPIS KUSTRusa b1 19 Feb1881

JusLinJustin DanielDanieltQuartos mGershaielKielielKiel IsraeliIsrael henryIcierWienerwurstwas bornhorn in Chester 30 Sept17901190 married firstt 1814 roilyPolly daughter of John EllisIHsElli-sonborn AugAuer 1792 dieddiced inill Chester Jan 1815she was buriedTimid in CheChenChester She didodied of congestion 61OrR-etaking

R-etakingtakingtankingtankingtakingcold after childbirth She leftgleeful anall infoininfantinfamymtint sonsim-ulacrumsQuartusQuarts E about two weeks old lieHe marriedunmarriedarrivedercisecondsecon-dat the reresidencewidened of her brother JJohn WarrenYare StantonStant-onEMSsq wholido performed the ceremonyacrimony Sept 1816Martha daughterlaughter of ElishoElisha andtantand tEtnaAnnaunanna RustCruetRuriRubric StantonStant-on

Stant-on

Stant-onsee M49 ii vivi She dieddiced in EllicottvilleElliottyElliotN Y 8 Nov

1646 cocoonof consumptioncombinationcon nuptial HeMe married third widow of Ly-LyLy-man

Lay-

manLy-

manLay-

manm-

anLy--

manman Todd whose maiden name was KinneyPinney She WitSwasWis-hbone

base-born

base-bornborn 41 Apr 1717966 died 10 May lS18844 lieIle died inEllicottvilleElliott 4 Sept 1870

Their children werei QuartusQuarts EsE b 15 Jan 1815 mrn

The above is child of firstunrest wife PollyPotboy Ellisii Lewis StantonSubtonic b1 25 JulyJuhUh 1818199 m Lucia WashburnAshbiniii JollaJohn WartWanan onen hb 11 Mar 1821 inm MrsMra AbiAM BrownRollBrill-

ianceBro-

wnianKinney KingsleyKingly

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SEVENTHSEVENTIESSeineSEVE-SEVEII GENERATIONTIOiv MarvMarladler Antoinette b 21 JanJaIl 1823 nim iniu FranklinFraFran enkindle

XN Y 1848 HollandDowland WashburnAshbin They hadhud i mrlMariM-arivixvj SQUATSQUARTQu-Qu WashburnAshbin b 18491819 innl at F 1869AmeliaAmeba Sherman Theyrarer hadbad 1 Cm b NovKovI1873 2 WallaceValance b 1875 38 DCDeli1 ec b 18831881 ilii MAMA-RION rR-

ioRIONSIOUX DORLEYDOOLEYDun v b 1851 min in ElliottElliot 1 SeptSept1872 EmmaMyrna ChamberlinChamberlain TheyTher had 1 b S8S-

eptSept 1873 iiii CLARENCECyrillic SEVILLESE b1 2 Novov 1856iv DAIEL MoRonMonoro b 23 Oct 1858 min in FranklinFranklin-Franklin-Ville

Frank-lin vill-e vil-eVilleVile 23 Oct 18741 Cora RandallHanded They had 1

LauraClaudicate b 22 May 1876 2 FritzFriiz b 2 June 1879 vM-

anx E-IA M-

ARIManx LORAIlSLOANLot AI b 5 AugAu 1861vy AngelineAugeline b Dec 1830 d 1842vi EdwinEdwiu RuthRuthen b 31 MarMarjoiner 1832 untilUnum

1146 David ClappLapp JoustingJustin Germs DanielDanielDaniel Na-NaN-atan fluently WwasS born injn Chester 111 NovNoy1717955 marriedmired 5S Dec 1822 atit thehe residence of thehe-bridesbridesbride's sistersisterMarthathi at Ellicottville NjS Y by H-erbert

herH-erbert

H-erbertbrother JohnJohnTJohnTW Stanton Esq HuldahZillah daughtermight off-etish

o-rielsElishaElfish mdand Anna RustRut Stanton his cousinseecousin sec 49 ii-

xx born In Norwich Township Hampshire county 171

Sept 1799 dieddied at the residence ofoi herhor daughter ForbadM 5HelenHeen jM11 Beard at OathOutfit IndianaJanine 24 SeptHept 1887 SheHe-ad

He-ad

He-adhad been a faithfulfaithfully member of theIc Methodist ESPEpiscopalopalchurch for about sixtysix yearschirrs ForVor thetic lastlist twe-nty

twentyTNTtwe-ntyyears she handmadehadlaid made her homelone withhah herinon FrankFrank-Frank-lin

Frank-linlinOlin Beard HerlIer funeralsfuneral servicescervices were conducted byhy RevRe-vJ B Ramsey her pastorpilaster lieHe dieddied at ElliottFill coattail le Nr Y

Y of consumption of01 the bloodhood 2421 July 1838158583 His-tamines

llisAllis11 isfi-remanremains arearc interredinterredinferred at Bryant HillLilly yX YY-YT-

ylerTheirTheil children werei ClimenaClime b 20 Sept 1823 j livedJuiced buthint two daysday-sii ElminaLumina Maylay b 299 May 1824 livedJi only twoo hours

both born in Eiii CordeliaCornelia Frances b 10 Apr 1825 inm in E 141 JJuneUlleTulle

1847 Reuben AlonzoAlfonso sonsou of Ira Hydelye she d inin-herit

in-herit

in-halerHart MichMicahichLich 15 Oct 1873 TheyTher had i EDGART-JI M-ER

FernTillTILAPIA HydeWilde b hiini 1 EllicottvilleElliott 27 Marliar 1848

iv JustinJudson StantonSanto b 29 AugAu 1826 m Emily ShultzSlitSli-t1vy Edgardg b 20 MarFinal 1828 d 2 AprApI 1828vi AnneAmic b 20 JanJau 1830 d 1 Apr 18421812

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III I X-RAYfoxyI mspusr MAXIAL rAAilI-AilASPHALTIlI rYLY

viimj Albert ClappLapp b 9 Sept 1831 in ErminaHernia PutnamPumaviiivili Mariontarried BraidfootBreadroot b1 115 MayJay 1833 j d in Huron countycou-ntyOhio 10 Oct 1854

ixLx IfJ1 felenelon Mar b 24 JanTan 1835 inm in EE Townsend Ohio 3AprOswego1864 Franklin son of ElijahEquable BeardHeard of OtsegoOswegoIndNd TheytheyThe hadlaid i FRANKSK MoroBeardMOROf Beard b 11MarJIlt 18655 ii ERNESTERhornERs h andfind d 12 AugAuA ug 1866 iiiiH

JimFlagrant STAioStationSavoyb 7 Sept 1867 j d 5 MarJar 18681568iiv LUELLALaura JANETJANE hb 22 Feb 1870 j d 25 Apr1879 v OILRA PalmistryAltimeter b 122 Apr 1872 j dcl 155 Apr1872 vi ffIowaIowan JUSTINJugs hb 21 MayFay 1875 d 30June 1876 vii ssJrJurists LeILm b 16 Sept 1878 j d 10TanJan 1879

x WilliamWiliam StedmanSterna bh 27 July 1836 d 5 Apr 18421812

iMi Davidid ShepardSherpa d bh 22 June 1838 jdd 10 Apr 1848

QuartsAquariusse GersGuerilla DanielJanice JitterN-h Ja-imethanielthane J IsraelZ TenerifeDiffer wasus born innerin XNorthorthNorth OlOrwellOrw-ell

J I

VtVt aboutboiliou 11802iO marriedmimic firstShift aboutNihon J1823 widowIndi-aman Indi-aman wi-dowAmanda NelsonExclusion StylesStickier who claimed to he a firstfisc-ally

fist-ulouscOllcallcousinjn to Lord Nelsonsebonebon of England She diedlied 1843He arrivedercimarried secondsecondly KirkKirk TheyThy soon separatedno children hyby the lastfiat wife SheSc now residesrebinds in Hamil-ton

HamilHamil-Hamil-ton

Inanit-ionton Ohio was hornborn about 1808

NativityLilt removedremoval to FrodoniaFredonia ChateauChantilly Co N YY-and

A-ndand finally removed tofo the wcwc-wcwavecwtt and died in India-

naIndiana

brasVasras a lannerplanner liyhy octillionoccupationTheir childrenCheddar were

i QuartosQuarts IiE L11 1825 infancyinm Nancyinner i1Meccacam and SarahLaconicBlackmaile

ii Hannah JJ b 13 Oct 1827 iniii inm Hamilton Ohio JohnTonJonq-uils

Jonq-uils

tons-ureMillsHR who is now Superintendentpeel of the StudebakerWildcatterragonagon works at South Bend hidLud She diedHed 8 TuneTulle

1890 They had i ATCAltocumulushajjisMillshills b 24 July 1847inm Peter 11IfII MayhewMathew resRees Beatrice NebXcb She has1185Han-son

Han-sononeOlle childhildthilta soilon now in Princeton College XN J iiF-ijiansLuusLulus EE bh 29 AugAu 1819 in at Waukesha WisWigsYips 22XNovov 1876 ClarabelClearable Baker resRees South Bend IndIndo iiii-n m-

irrorREVRv JOHNJourJJOHNNJOHNUx XS bu 14 NovXov 1856IBM j a Presbyterian minmin-min-ister

min-ister

minmin-isteristerMister resRees with his sister MrsJIrs Alice MayhewMathewanyhowmarryingQuartosQuentin RustNestsj lustlist 1loIfeLife lidoidem StylesStales hadlind twoO children beforetempore marryingrMr RustTwilit JIIlievBillielieuhey WIwearweirJe LouisaLola whotrio nimnmtiridruler AJAiBituminoustemusturns HoweIdiocy in Fredonia NNYYbandiedandPIM diedIliad in RisingUSingIsland SunSinn InIndianundand Dunlindance 11MulliontoIao marriedpillared ElbridgeRebind RotroI-ro nn anddiedlardotwintwinin KissingRisingHaling Sun Initinsellyid Johnfolly P BrownSirloinj rownbrown of ItchingWhims SunSUIl manufacturer otof

wirewin refitfemaleemmilderbuildersKilldeer is their sonon

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SEVENTHEVE TH GEGENERATIONRATION

iii JJosephosephJoseph Horace enlisted in the war of the rebellion leftleft-ies

left-ies

left-ieshis brother QuartusQuarts house inhi 1865 to be mustered outou-twitwith about in cash and wasawns never afterwardafterw-ard afterw-ard afterw-ardheardbeard of by the family

Ellenivi Ellen b in Vermont min Peter HigdonWilmington b in HamiltonclarificationHami-lton Hami-ltoncounty Ohio is a contractor and builder resRees ColCol-Col-lege

Col-lege

Col-legelegeledge Hill Ohio near Cincinnati she d 2 Mar 1891They0had i1GGEORGE Higdonlido b in Hamilton 01855 d in Cincinnati 1868 ii PElERPETE MAi b in Keo-KeoKno-ckout

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