1. Bret Robert Boone: b. 6 Apr 1969 El Cajon, San Diego Co., CA [CABI: Bret R. Boone, born 6 Apr 1969 in San Diego Co., CA; mother’s maiden name Roel]
2. Robert Raymond “Bob” Boone: b. 19 Nov 1947 San Diego, San Diego Co., CA; m. 9 Sep 1967 San Diego Co., CA [CABI: Robert Raymond Boone, born 19 Nov 1947 in San Diego Co.; mother’s maiden name Brown] [Baseball 127: “BOONE, Robert Raymond ‘Bob’ (b. November 19, 1947, San Diego, CA), player, coach, manager, and executive, is the son of Ray Boone…and Patricia (Brown) Boone.”]
3. Susan G. Roel: b. c1948 [CA marriage index, 1960-1969 (FHL fiche 6,332,557 (10)): Robert R. Boone, age 19, m. Susan G. Roel, age 19, 9 Sep 1967 in San Diego Co.; registrar #7940, state file #106562] [Article 2: “‘I was supposed to start the ‘79 All-Star Game, but my wife, Sue, was about to deliver our third son, Matthew,’ Bob Boone, Bret’s father, said.”] [according to Stephen C. Roel of the Roel construction company (e-mail), she is his cousin]
4. Raymond Otis “Ray” / “Ike” Boone: b. 27 Jul 1923 San Diego, CA; m. Oct 1946 [Baseball 125-126: “BOONE, Raymond Otis ‘Ray,’ ‘Ike’ (b. July 27, 1923, San Diego, CA), player and scout, is the son of Donald E. Boone, a lather, and Beulah Boone, a seamstress, of Irish-German ancestry….Upon his release {from the Navy}, he married Patricia D. Brown, an accomplished synchronized swimmer, in October 1946. They have three children, Robert, a renowned major league catcher, Rodney, and Theresa.”] [US1930; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
5. Patricia Dorothy “Patsy” Brown: b. 17 Mar 1926 San Diego Co., CA [CABI: Patricia Dorothy Brown, born 17 Mar 1926 in San Diego Co., CA; mother’s maiden name Yale] [US1930; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
6. (prob. Ralph or Joseph Henry or John S.) Roel: [if Joseph - US1910; Fargo, Cass Co.,
ND] [if Ralph or Joseph - US1920; Fargo,
Cass Co., ND] [US1930; Fargo, Cass Co.,
ND] [CADI: John S. Roel; b.
7. ____:
8. Donald “Don” Ernest Boone: b. 16 Jul 1901
(prob. Linn Co.) KS; d. 2 Jan 1975 San Diego, San Diego Co., CA [San Diego Co. death certificate (8009-00108;
state file #75-005046) – Don Ernest Boone, b. 16 Jul 1901 KS; d. 2 Jan 1975 San
Diego, San Diego Co., CA; father William Boone (b. KS); mother Lula Michaels
(b. KS); widowed; SSN 572-03-6580; lather for Brady Construction Co.] [Article 1: “Ray Boone's father grew up as a
Kansas farmer and retired as a California carpenter.”] [1928 San Diego directory: Don Boone (Beulah)
lather h rear 3869 Swift av] [1929 San
Diego directory: Donald Boone lather h 4330 43d] [1930 San Diego directory: Don Boone
(Beulah), 350 18th] [1937 San
Diego directory: Donald Boone (Beulah), lather]
[US1910 – has middle initial “L.”; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1920;
9. Beulah Lagretta Garrison: b. 10 Sep 1904 KS; d. 13
Jan 1969 San Diego Co., CA [CADI – two
entries, identical except for middle initial: Beulah G. / L. Boone, born 10 Sep
1904, died 13 Jan 1969 in San Diego Co., CA; mother’s maiden name Brennan] [San Diego Co. Death Certificate: Beulah
Lagretta (aka Garrison) Boone – d. 13 Jan 1969 San Diego, San Diego Co., CA;
born 10 Sep 1904 KS; parents Daniel Garrison (b. KS) and Clara Brennan (b. KS);
husband Donald E. Boone] [obituary
(courtesy of Lynn Robinson, San Diego Genealogical Society: “Union Tribune 1/15
and 1/16/1969 BOONE-Beulah wife of Donald E. Boone. Mother of
Ray and Donald Boone and Mrs. Phyllis Wright, 6 grandchildren, 1 great
grandchild. Services Thursday afternoon
10. George Comings Brown: b. 5/10 Jan 1897 UT; d. 18 May 1985 El Cajon, San Diego Co., CA; m. 1919 [CADI and SSDI: George Comings Brown: b. 10 Jan 1897 UT; d. 18 May 1985 El Cajon, San Diego Co., CA; mother’s maiden name Comings; SSN 546-12-9225 (issued CA)] [Cummings 272: One of the seven children of George P. Brown and Martha Maude Cummings/Comings: “George Comins Brown, b. Jan. 5, 1897.”] [1928 and 1929 San Diego directories: Geo C Brown (Dorothy; Brown Bros Garage) h 3364 Gregory] [1930 San Diego directory: Geo C Brown (Dorothy) (Brown Bros Garage) 3364 Gregory; also Brown Bros Garage (George C Brown) 829 University Av] [1931 San Diego directory: Geo C Brown (Dorothy) (Brown Bros Garage) 3364 Gregory; also Brown Bros Garage (Geo E {sic} and Geo P) 829 University Av]] [1937 San Diego directory: Geo. C. Brown (Dorothy), Brown Bros. Garage] [US1910; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA] [US1930; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
11. Dorothy Yale: b. 20 Nov 1900 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. 14 Feb 1982 Lakeside, San Diego Co., CA [Philadelphia birth register (FHL #1,289,358): Dorothe Yale; born 20 Nov 1900; 1901 Park St. (32nd ward); parents Arthur and Elsie Yale; father physician; delivered by B. Frank Betts] [CADI: Dorothy Brown, born 20 Nov 1901 in PA, died 14 Feb 1982 in San Diego Co., CA, SSN 562-20-6842, father’s name Yale, mother’s maiden name Duncan] [CADI-x: Dorothy Brown, registrar #1804, state file #35332, husband’s initials G. C.] [SSDI: Dorothy Brown, same SSN (issued CA), born 20 Nov 1900, died Feb 1982, last residence Lakeside, San Diego Co., CA] [Yale2 570] [US1910; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1920; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1930; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
12. Torberg/Tolberg
“Tom” (Johnsen) Roel: b.
13. Jennie/Johanny
Rogstad: b. 1888
16. William Shelby Boone: b. 28 May 1865 MO; d. 30 Sep 1955; bur. Oak Lawn Cemetery, Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS [LinnCem 232]; m. 22 Nov 1891 Linn Co., KS [Linn Co. marriage records 6:22 (FHL #1,521,456) – William S. Boone (of Lacygne, age 23) and Lula Michaels (of Lacygne, age 17); license 19 Nov 1891; “I Andrew Michaels do hereby consent to the marriage of my daughter Lula Michaels to Wm. S. Boone” (signed A. J. Michaels); marr. 22 Nov 1891] [BoonePost1] [US1870; Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO] [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1900; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1910; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1920; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS]
17. Lula Michaels: b. 15 Mar 1875 KS; d.
18. Daniel O. Garrison: b. Sep 1884 KS [US1900; Aldine, Norton Co., KS] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
19. Clara Breneman: b. 12 Dec 1889 Norton Co., KS; d. 29 Apr 1934 Patton State Hospital, Patton, San Bernardino Co., CA [San Bernardino Co. death certificate: Clara Brennan; b. 12 Dec 1889 Norton, KS; d. 29 Apr 1934 Patton State Hospital, Patton, San Bernardino Co.; resident of San Diego Co.; divorced; parents Zenas H. Breneman (b. Keokuk, IA) and Rachel A. Warren (b. MO)] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
20. George Playter Brown: b. c1866/7 Canada; d. 6 Nov
1939 San Diego Co., CA; immigrated to USA 1870 (naturalized 1879); m. 5 Jan 1888 [CA death index
1930-1939 (FHL #1,686,048): George P. Brown; spouse’s initials M. M.; age 74;
d. 6 Nov 1939 in San Diego Co.; state file #70128] [Cummings 272] [1909 San Diego directory: Geo P Brown, pres
Beryl Mining Co, 306 Granger Bldg.]
[1910 and 1911 San Diego directories: Geo P Brown, pres Beryl Mining Co,
h 3695, 3d.] [1928
21. Martha Maude Comings: b. 17 Dec 1864 MO; d. 16 Dec 1963 San Diego Co., CA [CADI: Martha M. Brown, born 17 Dec 1864 MO; mother’s maiden name Walker; resided La Mesa; d. 16 Dec 1963 San Diego Co., CA (also identical entry with middle initial C)] [Cummings 272] [US1870; Monroe City, Monroe Co., MO] [US1880; Girard, Crawford Co., KS] [US1910; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
22. Maj. Arthur Wells Yale, M.D.: b. 1 Jul 1875 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. 23 May 1959 Los Angeles Co., CA; bur. Fort Rosencrans National Cemetery, Point Loma, San Diego Co., CA; m. 30 Dec 1896 (divorced between 1910 and 1920) [CADI: Arthur Wells Yale, born 1 Jul 1875 PA, died 23 May 1959 Los Angeles Co., CA] [CADI-x: Arthur W. Yale, registrar #8172, state file #59-52625, wife’s initials B. Y.] [For a letter that Maj. Arthur W. Yale, Medical Corps, Surgeon, wrote on 31 Jan 1919 to the San Diego Board of Park Commissioners, see <http://www.sandiegohistory.org/amero/notes-1919.htm >.] [Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Point Loma, San Diego County, California <http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/sandiego/rosecrans/y/rosecrans_y01.htm>: “Yale, Arthur Wells, b. 07/01/1875, d. 05/23/1959, MAJ MED CORPS 74 ARTY CAC, Plot: U 396, bur. 05/28/1959”] [For a short time in the 1920s, Arthur Wells Yale, M.D., was a licensee of a San Diego radio station – see < http://members.aol.com/jeff99500/62.html >.] [1928 and 1929 San Diego directories: Arthur W Yale (Grace) Physician, Homeopathic, 200 to 207 Electric Bldg…h 3225 Columbia] [1930 and 1931 San Diego directories: Arth W Yale (Grace W) phys 220 Laurel 208] [1937 San Diego directory – Arth. W. Yale (Grace W.); also The Yale Clinic, Doctors Arthur Wells Yale and Edward W. Hall] [Yale2 569-570: “Dr. Arthur Wells Yale Jr., of 1901 Park Ave., Philadelphia, Penn., married December 30, 1896, Elsie Duncan, who was born October 21, 1873, at Brooklyn, N.Y. He is a physician.”] [US1880; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1900; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1910; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA] [US1930; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
23. Elsie Duncan: b. 21 Oct 1873 Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; d. 30 Jan 1956 San Bernardino Co., CA [Brooklyn birth certificate 1873:3827 (FHL #1,324,353): ___ Duncan; female; white; b. 21 Oct 1873 at 51 S. Oxford St. (residence); mother Hannah Duncan (maiden name Leech, born Brooklyn); father C. C. Duncan (commissioner)] [CADI: Elsie Duncan Yale, born 21 Oct 1873 in NY, died 30 Jan 1956 in San Bernardino Co., CA, father’s name Duncan, mother’s maiden name Leech] [CADI-x: Elsie D. Yale, registrar #179, state file #56-10286] [1930 San Bernardino directory (Colton): Elsie D Yale (wid A W) r480 East H] [1933-34 San Bernardino directory (Colton): Mrs Elsie D Yale writer r480 East H] [the pseudonym of Elsie Duncan Yale was “Grace Gordon”] [US1880; Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1900; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1910; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1920; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA] [US1930; Colton, San Bernardino Co., CA]
24. John Sivertsen
Rol: b. 1858 Sakshaug Sogn, Inderøen,
25. Rebekka
Torbergsdatter: b. 1858 Salberg, Inderøen,
26. Henrik Rogstad:
b. 1850 Støren,
27. Sigrid ___:
b. 1852 Støren,
32. Edward H. “Ned” Boone: b. c1843 MO [BoonePost1] [BoonePost2] [child buried – BatesCem2 35: Scott Cemetery (no twp. given), Bates Co., MO, David I. Boone, son of Edward H. and Georgia A., 1866-1878] [Edward H. Boon(e) was a private in Co. E, 22 Texas Cavalry and Brush Battalion (Confederate)] [US1850; Kan Twp., Jackson Co., MO] [US1860; Precinct 2, Collin Co., TX] [US1870; Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO] [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS]
33. Georgeann Brown: b. c1851 MO [BoonePost1,
BoonePost2:
34. Andrew J. Michaels: b. Oct 1848 NC; m. 28 May 1874 La Cygne, Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS [Linn Co. marriage records (FHL #1,521,455): Andrew J. Michaels (of Linn Co., age 31) and Mattie A. Backum (of Linn Co., age 18); license 23 May 1874; marriage 28 May 1874] [Civil War – Andrew J. Michael(s) private in co. F, 94 IL Infantry (Union)] [US1850; McDonough Co., IL] [US1860; Lamoin Twp., McDonough Co., IL] [US1870; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1900; Virginia City, Cass Co., IL]
35. Mattie A. Backum: b. Apr 1857 IL [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1900; Virginia City, Cass Co., IL]
36. William R Garrison: b. Oct 1848 OH; m.
37.
38. Zenas H. Breneman: b. c1856 Keokuk Co., IA [US1860; Penn Twp., Johnson Co., IA] [US1870; Oxford Twp., Johnson Co., IA] [US1880; Rock Bridge Twp., Norton Co., KS] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
39. Rachel A. Warren: b. c1865 IN [US1870; Seward Twp., Kosciusko Co., IN] [US1880; Rock Branch, Norton Co., KS] [US1920; San Diego, San Diego Co., CA]
40. James Brown: b. Nov 1838 Pickering Twp.,
Durham, Ontario, Canada; Declaration of Intention (as subject of Victoria,
Queen of England) 3 Aug 1877 [Crawford Co., KS; FHL #1,404,714 item 2 p. 34];
m. 2 May 1864 Newmarket, York, Ontario,
Canada [York County Marriage Register, 1858-1869 (courtesy of Steve Marshall):
James Brown, of Pickering Twp., b. in Pickering Twp., age 24, son of James and
Annie R., m. 2 May 1864 in Newmarket, York, Ontario, Mary Ann Playter, of
Whitchurch Twp., born in Whitchurch Twp., age 19, dau. of George and Mary
Ann] [US1880; Crawford, Crawford Co.,
KS] [US1900; Pettis Twp., Platte Co.,
MO] [US1910; Parkville, Platte Co.,
MO] [US1920; Pettis Twp., Platte Co.,
MO]
41. Mercy Ann Playter: b. Jun 1844 Whitchurch Twp., York, Ontario, Canada [Canada 1861; Whitchurch Twp., York, Ontario] [US1880; Crawford, Crawford Co., KS] [US1900; Pettis Twp., Platte Co., MO] [US1910; Parkville, Platte Co., MO] [US1920; Pettis Twp., Platte Co., MO] [CADI: Myrtle Brown Fraser (b. 24 Apr 1870 Canada; d. 15 Mar 1955 Monterey Co., CA; mother Playter; father Brown), Roy Howard Brown (b. 2 May 1877 KS; d. 28 Dec 1958 Los Angeles Co., CA; mother Playter)]
42. George Philander Comings: b. 27 Aug 1820/29 Cornish, NH; d. 6 Sep 1905 San Diego, San Diego Co., CA; m. 23 Jun 1861 [Cummings 271: “George Philander {Cummings}, b. Aug. 27, 1820; m. June 23, 1861, Abigail Cornelia Walker, b. ___, 1837. He was a graduate of Dartmouth College, 1842, taught school in Randolph, Vt., 1842-45. He was professor of mathematics and languages in Jubilee college ten years also studied theology and was ordained by the P. E. Church, 1848; was rector at Albion, Ill.; Monroe, Mo., and Girard, Kan.; was professor of mathematics in St. Paul’s College 10 years. He founded a young ladies’ seminary at Monroe City, Mo., where he remained 17 years. His wife d. June 16, 1901. He res. in San Diego, Cal., with his dau. Martha Maude, who m. George P. Brown.”] [Cornish 110: “[children of Eben Comings and Ursula Child, all born in Cornish] George P. {Comings}, b. Aug. 27, 1820. Graduated Kimball Union Academy, class of 1838; Dartmouth College, class 1842; teacher, Randolph, Vt., 1842-45; prof. of language and mathematics in St. Paul’s College. He founded a ladies’ seminary at Monroe, Mo., and had charge of it seventeen years. M. June 23, 1861, Abigail Cornelia Walker, b. in 1837 and d. in June 16, 1901. They had four children. He d. Sept. 6, 1905, in San Diego, Cal., at the home of his dau., Mrs. M. M. Brown, aged 85.”] [William C. Cuthbertson, The Genesis of Girard; pp. 123-124 – “The Rev. George P. Comings arrived in Girard in 1878 to become a rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church, after having served the church in Monroe City, Missouri….Rev. Comings had built the Episcopal Church in Monroe City, which is slightly larger than the Girard church, but similar in appearance….Rev. Comings also operated a boarding school for girls in Monroe City….In Girard the Comings family exerted a good influence on the town, for they were well educated and artistic. Mrs. Comings, nee Cornelia Walker, was a noted artist, and a number of her oil paintings and water colors are still in existence….Rev. and Mrs. Comings have a most unusual tombstone in the Girard cemetery, made of unpolished Mexican onyx, sent by their son’s family who lived in Mexico many years….Rev. Comings became Rector Emeritus in 1894.”] [US1850; Palmyra Suburbs, Marion Co., MO] [US1870; Monroe City, Monroe Co., MO] [US1880; Girard, Crawford Co., KS] [US1900; Girard, Crawford Co., KS]
43. Abigail Cornelia Walker: b. Nov 1837 OH; d. 16 Jun 1901 Girard, Crawford Co., KS [Crawford Co., KS, death register (FHL #1,404,801): #215; A. C. Comings, female, age 63 years and 6 months, d. 16 June 1901 in Girard of ovarian tumor, married] [US1850; Austinburg Twp., Ashtabula Co., OH] [US1870; Monroe City, Monroe Co., MO] [US1880; Girard, Crawford Co., KS] [US1900; Girard, Crawford Co., KS]
44. Arthur Wells Yale: b. 14 Feb 1856 Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY; d. 11 Feb 1876 Philadelphia, PA; bur. 14 Feb 1876 Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia; m. 31 Oct 1874 [Yale2 475: “Arthur Wells Yale, of Philadelphia, Penn., 1808 Park Ave., was married October 31, 1874, to Ada Blanche Rose, who was born November 9, 1855, at Philadelphia. His occupation, cashier. He died in 1876.”] [Balch 108, emphasis added: “They {Mathew LaRue Perrine Yale and Sarah Maria Case} had one child, Arthur Wells Yale, b. Feb. 14, 1856; d. unm. Feb. 11, 1876.” The assertion that he died unmarried is, however, in error, as it is directly contradicted by his death certificate (see next) as well as the account in Yale2 (above).] [Physician’s death certificate, Philadelphia (FHL #2,027,246): Arthur W. Yale – age 20 years; married; died 11 Feb 1876 of typhoid fever (doctor B. Frank Betts); clerk; born NY; father P. Yale; mother S. Yale; residence 1808 Park Ave.; buried 14 Feb 1876 in Laurel Hill Cemetery] [US1870; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY] {IGI: Albert Rorer m. Catharine Graeff 12 May 1842 Philadelphia}
45.
46. Charles Crooker Duncan: b. 15 May 1821 Bath, Lincoln (now Sagadahoc) Co., ME [GVR 1:42 – from Bath city records (births), Charles C. Duncan, son of Samuel E. and Sarah, 15 May 1821, in Bath]; d. 25 Mar 1898 Northfield, MA [The New York Times, 31 Mar 1898 (Thursday), p. 12: “Charles C. Duncan’s Death. Peculiar Official Experience of the First New York Shipping Commissioner Recalled. The death of Charles C. Duncan, formerly Shipping Commissioner in this city, which occurred last Friday at his home, in Northfield, Mass., recalls the circumstances of a peculiar official career. Mr. Duncan, or ‘Captain Duncan,’ as he was called, was born in Bath, Me., in 1821, and when a mere lad went to sea. He was in command of a vessel at the age of twenty years. Subsequently he engaged in business in New York City, and became prominently identified with Plymouth Church, in Brooklyn. He was Superintendent of the Sunday school there. Some time before the beginning of the war of the rebellion Duncan removed to England, and it was at his house in Liverpool that Henry Ward Beecher was a guest during part of the time that he spent in England endeavoring to influence British sentiment in favor of the North. In 1865 Duncan returned to this city and again engaged in business. He organized and commanded the ‘Quaker City’ trip to the Holy Land, to which was given a lasting fame by Mark Twain in ‘Innocents Abroad.’ In after years Mr. Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) made some caustic and uncomplimentary remarks about Mr. Duncan, but after their publication Mr. Clemens evinced a disposition to disavow them. Soon after the passage by Congress of the Shipping act of 1872 Duncan was appointed the Shipping Commissioner at this port at the instance of the Chamber of Commerce. His method of managing his office invited criticism on account of the absorption of the greater part of the revenues of the office by his own family. He was formally accused in 1884 of misappropriating the funds, and it was shown that three of his sons, who acted as his deputies, averaged about $3,000 compensation yearly, while the other clerks in the office got only $660, $775, and $950. About this time Commissioner Duncan was publicly accused by The New York Times of corruption in office and with ‘dishonestly appropriating to his own use and to the uses of members of his family money that should have been paid into the public Treasury.’ Commissioner Duncan sued the The New York Times for $100,000 damages, and the case was tried before a jury resulting in a verdict of 12 cents damages. The jury held that there was lack of technical proof on two of the minor charges. Mr. Duncan applied for a new trial, but the Court denied the application. Early in May, 1884, Commissioner Duncan was directed by Judge Wallace of the United States Circuit Court to show cause why he should not be removed from office. He failed to satisfy the Court as to the propriety of his official methods, and on May 14, 1884, he was removed from office. Soon after his retirement from the Shipping Commissionership he went to live in Northfield, and a few years ago he was licensed to preach by the Franklin County Conference in Massachusetts.”] [IGI-x (FHL #873,976 item 2): Charles C. Duncan born 15 May 1821 Georgetown, Sagadahoc Co., ME, son of Samuel E. Duncan and Sarah ___] [first marriage: IGI-x (FHL #10,562): Charles C. Duncan m. Hannah J. Tibbets 6 Sep 1841 Civil, Bath, Sagadahoc Co., ME] [US1850; Bath, Lincoln Co., ME] [US1870; 3rd Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1880; Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY]
DAR Lineage Books (emphasis added) (Information on Charles C. Duncan and his ancestors drawn solely from this source set off by parentheses):
vol. 147, p. 89 (#146271):
Samuel Duncan (1745-84, surgeon, d. Brunswick, ME) and Hannah Donnell (1750-1827)
Samuel Eaton Duncan (1782-1855) and Sarah Webb
George Webb Duncan (1810-) and Adaline Waterman
George H. Duncan and Josephine Butler
Gertrude Duncan and James C. How
Mrs. Helen How Allan (wife of Arthur F.) of Bath, ME
vol. 94, p. 169 (#93549):
Samuel Duncan and Hannah Donnell
Samuel Eaton Duncan and Sarah Webb
Charles Crooker Duncan (1821-98) and Hannah Jane Tibbetts (1822-1869)
Frederick Chandler Duncan (1847-) and Kate Belcher
Mrs. Kate Duncan Bryant (wife of Frank R.) of Brooklyn, NY
vol. 72, p. 63 (#71173)
Samuel Duncan and Hannah Donnell
Hannah Duncan and Jonathan R. Crooker
William D. Crooker and Eleanor Robinson
Harriet Robinson and Andrew Jackson (sic)
Mrs. Clara Jackson Lemont (wife of Frank P.) of Bath, ME
vol. 58, p. 268 (#57784)
Samuel Duncan and Hannah Donnell
Hannah Duncan and Jonathan Crooker
William D. Crooker and Eleanor Robinson
Ellen A. Crooker and John N. Blaisdell
Mrs. Alicia Blaisdell Crosby (wife of Elwell S.) of Bath, ME
vol. 44, p. 341 (#43907)
Benjamin Donnell (c1720-) and Sarah Kingsbury
Hannah Donnell and Samuel Duncan
Hannah Duncan and Jonathan H. Crooker
Charles Crooker and Rachel Sewall
Mrs. Adelaide L. (Crooker) Delano (wife of John P.) of Bath, ME
47. Hannah B. Leech: b. Jun 1845 NY [US1850; 5th Ward,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1860; 1st
Dist., 10th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1870; 10th Ward, Brooklyn,
Kings Co., NY] [US1880; Brooklyn, Kings
Co., NY] [US1900;
48. Sivert Sevaldsen:
b. 1829 Inderøen,
49. Marta/Martha Andersdatter: b. 1828 Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway {perhaps the Martha Andersdr (dau. of Anders Jacobsen and Anna Margaretha Simonsdr) b. 14 Apr and bp. 15 May 1828 in Inderoy, Nord-Trondelag (FHL #125293)] [Norway 1865; Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag] [Norway 1875; Inderøy, Nord-Trøndelag]
50. Torberg
Kristiansen: b.
51. Olava Kristine Kristiansdatter: b. 24 Jun 1835 Salberg, Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway [IGI-x: Olava Christina Christiansdatter, b. 24 and bp. 26 Jun 1835 Inderoy, Nord-Trondelag, Norway; dau. of Christian Rasmusen and Gunild Olsdr (FHL #125294)] [Norway 1865; Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag] [Norway 1875; Inderøy, Nord-Trøndelag]
64. Alonzo Havington Boone: b. 22 Mar 1817 Montgomery Co., MO; d. 3/13 May 1873; bur. either in Westpoint Cemetery, West Point Twp., Bates Co., MO, or in Scott Cemetery, Bates Co., MO (see following notes); m. 17 Dec 1840 Jackson Co., MO [Boone 125: Alonzo Havington Boone, b. 22 Mar., 1817; d. abt. 1873; m. 17 Dec., 1840, Elizabeth Stewart, a native of Ky. After his death his widow moved to Bates Co.”] [JacksonMar 2: Alonzo H. Boone m. Elizabeth Stuart 17 Dec 1840 in Jackson Co., MO (book 2, p. 7)] [BatesCem1 215: in Westpoint Cemetery, Alonzo H. Boone, 22 Mar. – 13 May 1874 (see next)] [BatesCem2: in Scott Cemetery (no twp. given) Alonzo H. Boone, March 22, 1817 – May 3, 1874] [Jackson 168: “{book} K-504 Edward Boon [Boone]. Died intestate.... {adminstrators appointed} 14 Dec. 1860. That the heirs are his bros. Daniel Boon, the child of Morgan Boon in Jackson Co., & the ch. of James Boon in Kansas Terr.; the ch. of Louisa White in Plat [sic] Co., Mo.; Alonzo Boon in Texas; & the ch. of Lindsay Boon in Oregon.” See also below, in nos. 128 and 129.] [US1850; Kan Twp., Jackson Co., MO] [US1860; Precinct 2, Collin Co., TX] [US1870; Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO]
65. Elizabeth Treble Stewart: b. 2 Dec 1818 KY; d. 15 Jun 1878; bur. Westpoint Cemetery, West Point Twp., Bates Co., MO [BatesCem1 215: in Westpoint Cemetery, West Point Twp., Bates Co., MO, Elizabeth, wife of Alonzo Boone, d. 15 June 1878, age 59 years, 6 months, and 13 days] [BoonePost2] [US1850; Kan Twp., Jackson Co., MO] [US1860; Precinct 2, Collin Co., TX] [US1870; Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO]
66. Isaiah/Isaac Brown: b. c1825 IN; d. between 30 Nov 1895 and 29 Jun 1900 Linn Co., KS [will of Isaiah Brown of Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS (Linn Co. 3:254-257; FHL #1,521,464): “…my beloved daughter George Ann Boone, wife of E. H. Boone…” signed 30 Nov 1895; probated 12 Jul 1900] [Linn Co. death affidavits (FHL #1,521,458 item 2), p. 130: 29 June 1900; Isaiah Brown d. ___ in Linn Co., KS; heirs George Ann Boone (age about 45), Pearl McCartney (age about 19), Earl A. Brown (age about 17), Martha Brown (age about 46), and L. E. Smith; all of Claremore, Indian Territory, except Smith, who was of Orchard, KS; information submitted by James D. Snoddy] [US1860; Charlotte Twp., Bates Co., MO] [Boone Twp., Bates Co., MO] [US1880; Lincoln, Linn Co., KS]
67.
68. Alexander Michael: b. c1804 NC; m. 13 Aug 1836 Davidson Co., NC [North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 – Alexander Michael m. Susannah Barrier 13 Aug 1836 Davidson Co., bondsman Solomon Berrier, witness Alfred Hargra (2:90)] [US1850; McDonough Co., IL] [US1860; Lamoin Twp., McDonough Co., IL] [US1870; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS]
69. Susanna Berrier: b. c1819 NC [US1850 – “Rosanah”; McDonough Co., IL] [US1860; Lamoin Twp., McDonough Co., IL] [US1870; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS] [US1880; Lincoln Twp., Linn Co., KS]
72. Freeman T. Garrison: b. Aug 1827 OH {from submitted IGI – Jesse Benton Garrison b. 13 Dec 1857 Knoxville, Knox Co., IL, son of Freeman Garrison and Sarah Johns} (m. 2nd Ann Hall 27 Nov 1863 Knox Co., IL (vol. B, p. 109; license 5731)) [Civil War – corp., Co. D, 7th IL Cavalry (from Chestnut, IL; enlisted 10 Aug 1861 (in specific co. 7 Sep); discharged for disability 9 Jul 1862); filed for pension 1 Jun 1878 as invalid (appl. #255,988; cert. #287,889)] [US1850; Anderson Twp., Hamilton Co., OH] [US1870; Tippecanoe, Henry Co., IA] [US1880; Tippecanoe, Henry Co., IA] [US1900; Barrett Twp., Thomas Co., KS]
73. Sarah ___:
b. c1825 OH; d. bef.
1852 IA census – Danville Twp., Des Moines Co., IA, p. 37 – Freeman T. Garrison
74. Isaac Reuben Case: b. c 1817 NY [US1850; Rutland, Dane Co., WI] [US1870; New Albion, Cattaraugus Co., NY] [US1880; Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY]
75.
1842 – Southport, Racine Co., WI (Isaac R. Case)
BLM records – Isaac Ruben Case of Walworth Co., WI, purchased 40 acres in WI 10 Sep 1844
1855 – Rutland, Dane Co., WI (Isaac R. Case)
1865 – Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY, p. 34 (Isaac R. Case)
76. Frederick Brenneman: b. c1816 PA [US1850; Marietta Twp., Lancaster Co., PA] [US1860; Penn Twp., Johnson Co., IA] [US1870; Oxford Twp., Johnson Co., IA] [US1880; Rock Bridge Twp., Norton Co., KS]
77.
78. Riley Warren:
b. c1829 IN; shoemaker (1860); m.
79. Zilpha Jane Blue:
b. 1837 OH [US1850;
Franklin Twp., Kosciusko Co., IN]
[US1860;
80. James Brown: b. VT or NH
81. Annie R. ____: b. c1800 NY [US1880; Crawford, Crawford Co., KS]
82. George Playter: b. c1805 PA; d. 9 Mar 1875 Whitchurch Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; m. 21 Jul 1828 Whitchurch Twp. [Yonge St. 122-123: “PLAYTER, George of Whitchurch, son of Watson & Priscilla, m. Mary Ann Widdifield, dau of Henry & Phebe of Whitchurch, on 21-5mo-1828 at Whitchurch.”] [York, Ontario probate 17:509-511 (FHL #817,978): will of George Playter of Whitchurch Twp. (dated 8 Mar 1872; codicil 30 Sep 1874; probated 5 Apr 1875) – names among others wife Mary Ann and daughter Mercy Ann Brown, wife of James Brown; bequeaths west half of lot 31 in the 5th concession of Whitchurch (indicating he is the son of Watson Playter, who left this to his son George in his will); probate says he died on or about 9 Mar 1875 at Whitchurch Twp.] [Canada 1861; Whitchurch Twp., York, Ontario] [Canada 1871; Whitchurch Twp., York, Ontario]
83. Mary Ann Widdifield: b. c1808
84. Eben Cummings: b. 24 Jun 1779 Packersfield, NH; d. 20/30 Oct 1850 Hanover, Grafton Co., NH; m. 2 Nov 1806 [Cummings 271: “Eben Cummings…b. in Packersfield, now Nelson, N.H., June 24, 1779; m. Nov. 2, 1806, Ursula, dau. of Stephen and Mercy (Chase) Child, b. in Cornish, June 2, 1785, and d. in Cornish, June 29, 1831. He was a captain of light infantry in the war of 1812. He d. Oct. 20, 1850. He was a carpenter and farmer, living at his father’s and worked in the mills and carpenter shop until about 1806, when he purchased the farm adjoining his brother Andrew’s farm and erected suitable farm buildings, and farmed and worked at his trade with his brother Andrew until about 1830 when he rem. to Hanover, N.H., where he d. Oct. 30, 1850.”] [Cornish 109-110: “Eben Comings…b. June 24, 1779; m. Nov. 2, 1806, Ursula Child, dau. of Stephen and Mercy (Chase) Child, b. June 2, 1785, and d. June 29, 1831. He lived at the Mills till a short time previous to his marriage, when he purchased a farm a mile east, by the side of his brother Andrew, where he, being a carpenter as well as farmer, erected the necessary farm buildings since occupied by Larnard Powers. Here he lived until about 1830. He then sold his farm, and rem. to Hanover, where he spent the remainder of his life. He d. Oct. 30, 1850. His remains were brought to Cornish and buried in the Comings cemetery. He was a Capt. of light infantry in the War of 1812. After the children were equipped for their life work, they emigrated chiefly to Mo. and Kans., where some engaged in educational work, and some in manufacturing, and were all successful until the disturbances due to the Civil War interrupted their prosperity to some extent.”] [US1850; Hanover, Grafton Co., NH]
85. Ursula Child: b. 2 Jun 1785 Cornish, Sullivan Co., NH; d. 29 Jun 1831 Cornish
86. Ralph Manning
87. Adeline Cornelia Griswold: b. c1810-1815 CT [Windsor 360: (family of Abraham Griswold and Cecilia Humphrey) “Adeline, m. Prof. Walker, a long time prin. of the Twinsburgh (O.) Acad.; rem. to Mo.”] [Griswold 5:31: “Adeline Cornelia…m. …..[sic] Walker who was of Twinsburg, Ohio and a professor in the West.”] [US1850; Austinburg Twp., Ashtabula Co., OH] [US1880; Warren Twp., Marion Twp., MO]
88. Matthew LaRue Perine Yale: b. 23 Sep 1822 NY; d. 1876; m. 20 Sep 1849 [Yale2 320-321: “Matthew LaRue Perine Yale, of Winnebago Rapids, Wis., married Sarah Maria Case, September 20, 1849. His occupation, hardware merchant. He died in 1876.”] [Yale1 137: “Matthew La Rue Perine {Yale}, born September 23, 1822. Married Sarah Maria Case, September 20, 1849, and is a merchant, at Winnebago Rapids.”] [US1850; Neenah, Dist. 11, Winnebago Co., WI]
89. Sarah Maria Case: b.
90. Albert Rorer: b. c1818 PA; d. bef 1870 [US1850; Lower Delaware Ward, Philadelphia Co., PA] [1860 – 21st Ward, Western Div., Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA]
91. Catharine S. ___: b. c1822 PA [1890
92. Samuel Eaton Duncan: b.
93. Sarah Webb: b. 25 May 1785
94. John Leech: b. c1810/1 England; d. 14 Jan 1893 Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY [1840 Brooklyn directory <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Directory/1840.html>: “LEECH,John jr., stone cutter, John n Jay h 105 Gold”] [US1850; 5th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1860; 1st Dist., 10th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [1870; 10th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY] [US1880; 3rd Ward, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY]
From the Brooklyn Standard Daily Union, 1893 <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Newspaper/BSU/1893.Death.html>: “At his home, 354 Livingston st., Sat., morn, Jan.14, 1893, ex-Alderman John LEECH..83: a lifelong citizen of Brooklyn. Notice of funeral hereafter.” AND “Ex-Alderman, John LEECH, one of the oldest residents of this city, died at his home, 354 State st., this morning, of heart disease. At the time of his death he had probably been a resident of Brooklyn for a longer period than any other old citizen. He was born in Scotland 83 years ago, and came to this city in 1813, when he was a child. His parents settled in the Fifth ward, and when a young man, Mr. LEECH engaged in business as a ropemaker. He was afterward a stone contractor. He retired from business thirty years ago. He was one of the founders of the old Mechanics' Exchange, and served one term as president. From 1828 to 1853 he was a member of the Volunteer Fire Dept., and at the time of his death was a member of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association. He was a Whig in politics, and enjoyed the distinction of having run thirteen times for Alderman of the Fifth ward, a hot Democratic ward. He was elected in 1850, through the help of County Judge Henry A. MOORE and Jesse FOLK. He was a well-known and familiar figure in local political and business circles up to thirty-years ago. The arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. The Rev. Lindsay PARKER, of St. Peter's Church in State st., will conduct the services, and the funeral will take place from that edifice. Mr LEECH was the father of ex-Alderman Richard LEECH.” [Brooklyn Daily Eagle 7 Oct 1842, p. 2: “At a meeting of the ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN…on Wednesday evening, Oct. 5th, 1842, the following persons were elected officers for the ensuing year, viz.:…JOHN LEECH, Jr., Secretary.”]
95. Hannah B. ___: b. c1818
Also from the Brooklyn Standard Daily Union, Monday, 8 Oct 1888 <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Newspaper/BSU/1888.Deaths.html>: “On Sunday, 7th inst,. Of typhoid fever, Frank LEECH, youngest son of John and Hannah LEECH. Funeral services Tuesday evening, 9th inst., 7:30 o’clock, at house of parents, 354 Livingston st. Relatives, friends of family and members of Veteran Corps, Company E, Twenty-third Regiment, N.Y. S.M. invited to attend. Burial at convenience of family.”
100. Christian Olsen:
b.
101. Ragnild Torbergsdatter: b. 21 Feb 1806 Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway [IGI-x: Ragnild Torbersdatter, b. 21 and bp. 23 Feb 1806 in Inderoy, Nord-Trondelag, Norway; dau. of Torber Olsen and Inger Sivertsdr (FHL #125292)] [Norway 1865; Inderøen, Nord-Trøndelag]
102. Christian Rasmusen:
103. Gunnild Olsdatter:
128. Daniel Morgan Boone: b. 23 Dec 1769 Yakin, Rowan
Co., NC; d. 13 Jul 1839 Jackson Co., MO; bur. Boone-Hays Cemetery, Kansas City,
Jackson Co., MO; m. 2 Mar 1800 St. Charles Borromeo, St. Charles Co., MO [marriage record quoted in John Bakeless,
Master of the Wilderness – Daniel Boone (New York, 1939), pp. 369-370: “On this
day, the 2nd of March 1800, there appeared before me, Fr. Leander Lusson,
Recolet Priest and Pastor of the parish of St. Charles of Missouri:--on the one
hand Daniel Morgan Boone, of age and legitimate son of Daniel Boone and Rebecca
Bryan his wife, the Father and Mother living in St. Charles, Mo.; on the other
hand Sarah Griffin Lewis still a minor, and legitimate daughter of John Baptist
Lewis and Elizabeth Harve his wife, as Father and Mother living at the Post of
St. Andrew….Daniel Morgan Boone replied he was a native of Virginia in the
diocese of Baltimore, and that he now lived with his parents. Sarah Griffin Lewis said she also was from
129. Sarah
130. David Stewart: b. 11 Oct 1785 NJ; d. 6 Aug 1871; bur. either in Westpoint Cemetery, West Point Twp., Bates Co., MO, or in Scott Cemetery, Bates Co., MO (see following notes) [BatesCem1 215: in Westpoint Cemetery, David Stewart, 11 Oct. 1785 – 6 Aug. 1871 (see next)] [BatesCem2: in Scott Cemetery (no twp. given) David Stewart, Oct. 11, 1785 – Aug. 6, 1871] [BoonePost2] [US1850; Kan Twp., Jackson Co., MO]
131. Elizabeth Larison [BoonePost2]
138. Jacob Berrier: b. 19 Dec 1794 NC; d. 4 Dec 1857 prob. in Davidson Co., NC; apparently bur. in the Beulah Reformed Church Cemtery, Davidson Co., NC; m. 3 Jun 1816 Burke Co., NC [NC Marriages to 1825, ancestry.com – Jacob Barrier and Catharine Kellar] [DavCem 167: Beulah Reformed Church Cemtery, row 19: “Memory of Jacob BERRIER Dec. 19, 1794 – May 4, 1857] [will of Jacob Berrier, Sr. (Davidson Co., NC, written 23 Oct 1856) submitted to USGenWeb by Stephanie Harrison; names among others wife Catherine and daughter Susannah Michael <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/davidson/wills/jcberri.txt>] [letters to Jacob Berrier from various people (one mentioning Alexander and Susannah (Berrier) Michael) submitted to USGenWeb by Stephanie Harrison <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/davidson/misc/berlett.txt>] [US1850; North Division, Davidson Co., NC]
139. Catherine Kellar: b. 5 Aug 1794 NC; d. 9 Sep 1886; bur. in the Beulah Reformed Church Cemtery, Davidson Co., NC [DavCem 167: Beulah Reformed Church Cemtery, row 19: [next to Jacob Berrier marker; see above: “Catharine Berrier, wf. of Jacob Aug. 5, 1794 – Sept 9, 1886] [US1850; North Division, Davidson Co., NC]
144. ____ Garrison: b. NJ
145. ____: b. VA
148. William Case: b. c1795 RI;
d. Little Valley, Cattaraugus Co., NY [NYFH
175: “William, son of Isaac (2) Case, was born in
149. Sophia Blackmore: b. 1799 NY
[US1850; Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY] [US1860; Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY] [US1880; Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY]
1855 – Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY, p. 288
(William M. Case)
1865 – Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY, p. 9 (William Case)
156. Azariah Warren:
b. c1810 TN; m.
157.
158. David Blue:
b. c1800 OH; m.
159. Zilpha Bohrer:
b. c1802 VA [Jasper Co., IN, Deaths,
1921-1977 – Phillip Blue, age 82, d. 26 Jun 1929, son of David Blue and Zilpha
Bohrah (book CD-3, p. 118)] [US1850;
Franklin Twp., Kosciusko Co., IN]
164. Watson
Playter: d. 1834
Whitchurch Twp.; m. 4 Dec 1794 Abington Monthly Meeting, Montgomery Co.,
PA [William D. Reid, The Loyalists in
Ontario: the Sons and Daughters of the American Loyalists of Upper Canada
(1973), p. 253: “Watson {Playter, son of loyalist George Playter} of York
(Whitchurch), cabinetmaker, m. Priscilla.
OC 10 May 1808.”] [
165. Priscilla
Waterman
166. Henry Widdifield: b. 28 Jun 1779 Kingwood Twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. 1868 Whitchurch Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; Quaker preacher; m. 1805 [Widdifield 41-43]
167. Phebe Randall
[Widdifield 43: “daughter of Comley and Mary Randall”]
168. Samuel Cummings: b. 18 Nov 1742 Westford, MA; d. 16/17 Jan 1826; m. (1st) 31 Oct 1765 Dunstable, Middlesex Co., MA [DVR 120] [Cummings 115-116: “Samuel Cummings…b. in Westford, Mass., Nov. 18, 1742; m. Oct. 31, 1765, Sarah Butterfield, of Dunstable, b. July 4, 1745. He settled in (Packersfield) now Nelson, N.H., where he lived until after all his children were born, when he rem. to Cornish, where his father lived; he d. Jan. 16, 1826, and she d. Aug. 31, 1804; m. 2nd Mrs. Lydia Pollard; m. 3rd Mrs. Lucy Willard; no record dates of two last marriages.”] [Cornish 106: “Samuel Comings…eldest son of Samuel and Sarah (Spaulding) Comings, b. Nov. 18, 1742, in Westford, Mass.; m. first, Oct. 28, 1765, Sarah Butterfield, b. July 4, 1745, d. Aug. 31, 1804. There is nothing to show when he came to Cornish, as he remained away till all their children were born, the last being in 1789. He probably came soon after this, and lived with his father. They carried on their extensive farm, beside running the mill a large portion of the time. They also increased the capacity of the latter, and added a carding mill, carpenter shop, and tenement rooms. Thus the little settlement took on the appearance of substantial thrift and prosperity. The dense forests that then surrounded, and the waters that propelled the mill, rushing over a rocky precipice down into a densely wooded glen, presented scenery exceedingly grand and picturesque….Mr. Comings spent the remainder of his life in Cornish dying Jan. 17, 1826. After the death of his first wife, he m. second, Mrs. Lydia (Marsh) Pollard, and third, some years afterward, Mrs. Lucy Willard.”]
169. Sarah Butterfield: b. 4 Jul 1745 Dunstable; d. 31 Aug 1804 [no such person in the Dunstable VRs for that date. Sarah Butterfields (various spellings) born 23 Jun 1746 Dunstable (dau. of Ebenezer and Sarah; DVR 17), 1749 Dunstable (dau. of Joseph Jr. and Elizabeth; DVR 17), 4 May 1744 Chelmsford (dau. of Capt. John and Anna; CVR 37), 20 May 1744 Chelmsford (dau. of David and Keziah; CVR 37)]
170. Stephen Child: b. 26/27 Nov 1749 Woodstock,
Windham Co., CT; d. 24 May 1831 Cornish, Sullivan Co., NH; m. 7 Sep 1778
Cornish [NEHGR 72(1918): 284 – Records at Cornish, NH – “Stephen Child
and Mercy Chase both of Cornish September ye 7th 1778”] [IGI-x (FHL #2902; Barbour records): Stephen
Child b. 26 Nov 1749 in Woodstock Twp., Windham Co., CT, son of Daniell and
Ruth Child] [Cornish 84: “Stephen Child…was
b. Nov. 27, 1749, in Woodstock, Conn.
Came to Cornish March 18, 1775.
Bought and lived on the farm now occupied by his grandson, W. H. Child. Entered the army of U.S. May 7, 1777; marched
from Cornish under Col. Jonathan Chase to Ticonderoga, N.Y., ninety miles, to
reinforce the Northern Continental army under Gen. Gates; was discharged June
18, 1777, after serving one month and twelve days; enlisted again Sept. 23,
1777, under Col. Chase, and marched on Saratoga, N.Y., 110 miles, rendering
service of one month and one day. He was
at the surrender of Burgoyne Oct. 17; he served as corporal during each term of
service. On Sept. 8, 1778, he m. Mercy,
eldest dau. of Dea. Dudley and Alice (Corbett) Chase, who with their children
had removed from Sutton, Mass., and were the first family of settlers in
Cornish that included any women. Mercy
was ten years of age, when she, with her mother, came to town….She was b. April
6, 1755, and d. in Cornish Dec. 27, 1835, aged 80. Mr. Child d.
171. Mercy Chase: b.
172. Ezra Walker: b. 9 Dec 1776 Killingly, CT; bp. 10
Jul 1777 South Killingly, CT; d. 9 Jan 1852 Ames Twp., Athens Co., OH;
physician [Athens 425-428: “Doctor Ezra
Walker, the first resident physician of Ames township, was born December 9,
1776, at Killingly, Connecticut, in which state he studied his profession, and
practiced for some years. Removing from
173. Abigail Manning: b. 25 Jun 1766 Windham, Windham
Co., CT; d. c1842 Ames, OH [Manning
257-258: “Abigail Manning…b. 1766, June 25, at Windham, Ct.; m. at Killingly,
1787, Ezra Walker, b. 1766, Dec.; a physician.
They removed to Ware, Mass., before 1790; thence to Greenwich, R.I.; in
1798 to Poultney, Vt., where they resided for several years; thence to Ames,
Ohio. Abigail d. aged 76; hence, about
1842. Dr. Walker d. 1852, Jan.”]
174. Abra(ha)m Griswold: b. 28 Nov 1788 Windsor, Hartford Co., CT; d. 6 Sep 1865 Gustavus, Trumbull Co., OH [Griswold 3:111: “Abram, b. in Windsor, Conn., Nov. 28, 1788…m. Cornelia Humphrey, b. in Canton, Conn., July 30, 1787. Removed to Gustavus, Ohio, about 1816, where he became a leading citizen, highly respected and esteemed. Served as J.P. for many years. He died Sept. 6, 1865. Cornelia died June 14, 1869.”] [Windsor 360: “Abraham…b. 1788; m. Cecilia Humphrey of Canton, Conn.; rem. to Kinsman, O.”] [US1850; Dist. 143, Gustavus, Trumbull Co., OH]
175. Cornelia Humphrey: b.
176. Charles Yale: b. 1796 MA; m. 20 May 1820 [Yale2 214: “Rev. Charles Yale, first of Lenox, Mass., and later of Neenah, Winnebago Rapids, Wis., was married to Sarah Jones, May 20, 1820.”] [Yale1 136: verbatim as in Yale2, except “...and now of Neenah...”] [US1850; Neenah, Dist. 11, Winnebago Co., WI]
177. Sarah Jones: b. c1790 NY [US1850; Neenah, Dist. 11, Winnebago Co., WI] [US1870; 2nd Ward, Ripon, Fond du Lac Co., WI]
178. Belden Case: b. 28 Jun 1793 Johnstown, Fulton Co. NY; d. 7 Dec 1879 Johnstown; m. 11 Oct 1822 [Mills 59: “Belden {Case}, b. Johnstown (1855 census) 28 June 1793...m. Maria S. Balch....”] [US1850; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY] [US1860; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY] [US1870; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY]
179. Sarah Mariah Balch: b. 6 Nov 1790 Williamstown, Berkshire Co., MA; d. 10 Jun 1879 Johnstown [Balch 108: “Sarah Maria, daughter of...Joseph and Mary [Watson] Balch, was born at Williamstown, Mass., November 6, 1790, and died at Johnstown, N.Y., June 10, 1879. She married Belam, son of Allen Case, October 11, 1822. Mr. Case was born in Kingsboro, N.Y., he was a farmer and lived in Johnstown, where he died December 7, 1879, aged 86 years. They had seven sons and one daughter.”] [US1850; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY] [US1860; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY] [US1870; Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY]
184. Dr. Samuel Duncan: b. 1745; d. 30 Jun 1784 Brunswick, ME; bur. Witch Spring Burying Ground, West Bath, ME; surgeon in Revolutionary War [GVR 3:18 – Deaths – “Duncan, Samuel, Dr., h. Hannah (Donnell), June 30, 1784, a. 39 y.” – from Witch Spring Burying Ground gravestone record]
185. Hannah Donnell: b. (1750) York, ME; d. (1822) [YVR 67-68: “Benjamin Donnell his Children born in York of his Wife Sarah the Daughter of Mr. John Kingsbury Decd. vizt…Hannah Donnell born [blank]”]
186. William Webb: m.
187. Elizabeth
Crooker: b. 29 Mar 1766
188. John Leech: b. between c1770 and c1780 Scotland;
d. 15 Feb 1848 Brooklyn, New York, NY; immigrated to Brooklyn 1813;
ropemaker [in 1840 his son was called
John Leech, Jr. (see #94 above); also see #189 below; the only Leech in
Brooklyn in 1823 was John Leech, ropemaker at 98 Sands
<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Directory/1823.Bklyn.Directory.html>] [Brooklyn
Daily Eagle, 22 Feb 1848 (Tues. evening), p. 2: “DIED On Tuesday morning, in the 78th year of his
age, John Leech. His friends, and those
of his son, John Leech, jr., are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
to-morrow afternoon…from his late residence, 105 Gold st. His remains will be interred in the
189. Anne (Stoddard?): b. c1777
[only Ann Stoddard b. within 5 years of 1777 in Glasgow = Ann Stoddard, b. 6 Jul 1779 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland, dau. of Thomas Stoddard and Margaret Torrance; IGI-x (1,041,382 or 102,913): Thomas Stodhart m. Margaret Torrence 4 Feb 1778 in Lesmahagow, Lanark, Scotland; IGI-x (1,066,597 or 102,955); AND Thomas Stathart m. Margaret Torrons 16 Jan 1778 in Avondale, Lanark, Scotland (IGI-x (1,041,474)]
200. Ole Rasmussen:
m.
201. Gunnil
Christophersdatter: b.
202. Torberg Olsen:
b.
203. Inger Sivertsdatter: b. 4 Oct 1773 Inderoy, Nord Trondelag, Norway [IGI-x: Inger Sivertsdatter, b. 4 and bp. 10 Oct 1773 in Inderoy, Nord-Trondelag, Norway; dau. of Sivert Olsen and Ragnille Larsdr (FHL #125292)] [1801 Norway; Inderoe, Nord-Trondelag]
256. Daniel Boone: b. 22 Nov 1734 Exeter Twp., Berks Co., PA; d. 26 Sep 1820 St. Charles Co., MO; m. 14 Aug 1756 NC [Boone 64-65] [Morgan] (the famous pioneer)
257. Rebecca Bryan: b. 9 Jan 1739; d. 18 Mar 1813 St. Charles Co., MO [Boone 64: “...Rebecca Bryan (born 9 Jan. 1739; died 18 March, 1813, in St. Charles County, Missouri, ‘aged 74 years, 1 month and 11 days’), daughter of Joseph and Alee Bryan.”] [Morgan]
258. John Baptist Lewis [Boone 123]
259. Elizabeth Harvey [Boone 123]
276. George Berrier: d. bef. Aug 1814 prob. Rowan Co., NC [division of his estate submitted to USGenWeb by Stephanie Harrison <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/rowan/court/geober.txt>]
277. Susannah ____: d. c Mar 1826 prob. Davidson Co., NC [will of Susanna Berrier (Davidson Co., NC, proved Mar 1826; A:50) submitted to USGenWeb by Stephanie Harrison; names among others husband George Berrier (deceased) and son Jacob Berrier <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/davidson/wills/sberrier.txt>]
296. Isaac Case: b. 1750-60 [NYFH 175: “Isaac (2), grandson of Isaac (1) Case, was born 1750-60. He married and had a son William.” This source provides no basis for assuming the grandparent relationship as stated (other than location), so it is not carried through here.]
298. William Blackmore: {William Blackmore and Mary Bly, both of
328. George Playter [William D.
Reid, The Loyalists in
329. Elizabeth
Welding: b. 1748 [Watson2
248: “