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23, 1771. daughter of Captain Timothy and Sarah 1 Pease) Root, of Sinners. Timothy Abbe, their son. was horn January o, 1779, in East Enfield, and died there July 2, 1871. He served in the War of 1812. He married, December 11. 1805, Rhoda Prudence Clark, born March 10, 1785,
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ENCYCLOPEDIA — OF — CONNECTICUT
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BIOGRAPHICAL ±17o
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Indians made an attack on Agawam an
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organization and development of the
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ather than any course marked out fo
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of glad yet free allegiance, as a r
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ity until 1883, teaching various br
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tion at Northampton, Massachusetts,
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magnetic force arc felt and recogni
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trance f the United States into the
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yi^s* X
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the prominent institutions in finan
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His opinions were carefully formed,
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Treadway. who died in his infancy.
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ture, which have helped to lit him
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peace, and aided materially in the
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OUt his lifetime He was a fanner an
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^f^-^Z^ s&. 3?-^*>£:
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place in the business life of the t
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They were the parents of: Sarah, bo
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handle. In association with Frank F
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his obligations in this profession
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CURTISS, Charles Edson, Manufacture
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the State. He is esteemed as a libe
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Christiana Phelps, July 29, 1783, a
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[863, at the age of forty-three, at
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' citizen, and died February i-\ 18
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ENCYCLOPEDIA ( i.n this road, in wh
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o-?
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stem the current. A man who has ach
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He is a member of Evergreen Lodge,
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Dwnn's Pedigrees, the family herein
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abcth Griffin, his cousin, daughter
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Page 117 and 118: follows. 2. Harold Wilbur, a gradua
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Page 132 and 133: John Peck, married a Watford, and w
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Page 152 and 153: nation he held the office of cashie
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Page 171 and 172: general use. He had adopted all oth
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Page 175 and 176: was born June 25, 1841, in West Har
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Page 182 and 183: Hartford schools. The family are me
Page 184 and 185: (V) David (2) Thrall, eldest son of
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Miller, born July 10, 1666, at Nort
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continued in successful business un
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section being- then called Poquonoc
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the town committee for ten years an
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Bidwell, i (VII) Thomas 5 ( ) Thoma
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ENCYCLOPEDIA ' ceeded him in the bu
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etev z/leaaaw,
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egardless of sacrifice of time and
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which was conducted as the Vienna B
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meanor, Mr. Backes possesses the ch
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five wagons. Mr. DeBarthc was a mem
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ENCYCL( >PEDIA ( ried Elizabeth Cor
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O^z-
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was twenty years of age, then matri
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native born young men by spurring t
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until 1740. He settled as pastor of
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children : Jennie V., born Septembe
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eaching the great age of eighty-nin
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ENCYCU >PEDIA I Warren Bidwell. 2.
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his father's extensive property hol
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(Rawson) Holley, removed to the Man
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sell was pursuing his studios in Bo
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*=
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forthwith concluded not to further
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"clasyiAStf >£*.' ' tf 'U-^
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(VI) John (2) Baldwin, son of Jared
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ENCYCLOPEDIA < one of the original
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In order below the Bridgeport road
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of political parties, their leaders
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ENCYCLI (PEDIA ( ii. and LOIS (Coll
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took the swords at the surrender f
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whom so many Holcombs descend. He m
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Qll^l< /HAs*^ t&L
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May 24, 1877, Ellin Travers, daught
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scended all the Suydams of America,
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Ferris. He died November 10, 1710,
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Regiment, Second Company, Colonel I
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ing house for three years, or until
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his alma mater conferred upon liim
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ttlgsses JHn^ctt iBrxJcktimg
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in the city of Hartford, that found
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Hartford and was connected with the
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§>?th Jlnrtrr Norton
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lineage back to the year 1200, when
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cesses in the professions, men of k
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21, 1812, and died at Waterbury, Ja
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instrumental also in securing Elihu
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fields, town lots, and to lay out e
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James Pierpont, one of the founders
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Connecticut Society of Hygiene ; an
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Massachusetts, and baptized there,
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the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harva
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY Brown Col
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way, and the money appropriated was
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where he died September 15, 1843. H
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an's Church—"The mother of all th
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improvements entailed an expense of
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September 7. [898, al Saratoga, New
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF lUOGRAIMIY BlOI) of
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY of Odd Fe
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of humor and practical jokes, of al
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ENCYCU IPEDIA OF BIOGR Xl'IIV to Ex
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(VI) William Lewis Whitney, son of
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of the United States, Travel Club,
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the abandonment of the profession h
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ENCYCL( IPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY nette,
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PERRY, Clarence Curtiss, Civil and
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in a foreign country, comes to this
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ENCYCLOPEDIA < love of country and
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in»- the high school. Desiring to
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and also held to reciprocity princi
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ENCY( L( PEDl \ < IF BI< >GRAPHY ca
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-g^fr- /Z&yv^*--
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of the Great River, then known as W
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ton, who is believed to have come t
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members of the family came. Mr. Joh
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The crest of the family of Flynn an
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setts, graduating in 1870. His prie
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Holt came to the United States and
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ance was at the dedication of the s
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was not a conspicuous participant,
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LILLEY, George Leavens, Governor Wh
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during his term of office he was no
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ENCYCLI >PEDIA I came from England
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State Senator when his parts- was i
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Lieutenant-Governor of Connecticut
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I ENCYCL< The elementary education
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Civic Service Reform Association. P
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and its members have ever been men
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afforded l>\ the primitive neighbor
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than Lyman and Abigail Hunt i Eldri
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fe '^ %£^^/^^5^
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ings and public-spirited actions, h
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een more than meritorious; Mr. Wils
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circles, a fact which was plainly a
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her M. D., and here began practice.
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ENCY( !.< iPEDIA < Baltic sea. Pete
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ENCYCLl >PEDIA ( \\ akeman, of Engl
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Cr
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at Riverhead, New York, called Mill
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in 1647, an d removed to Swansea, M
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early manhood, serving in that capa
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founded the Killingly I ENCYCLI IPE
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COlS-ZJzt £^-r-c£&~zs?_.
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of the town of Brechin, Forfarshire
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Academy of Wilbrahatn, Massachusett
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;md popularity, and be was again as
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WOODRUFF
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there a plantation of one thousand
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that royal sport with an enthusiasm
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and there he has continued to make
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een active in the work of the Relie
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.-w«/A. c^ ^V ^^r^"*f>s&" ^*-^» >
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Arms—Sable a fess argent between
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the age of fifty-five years. He set
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David MalUt, Father of the progenit
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20, 1710. by Lewis Lyon, a merchant
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married June [9, [872, Seth Hill, M
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Mary Ottary, in Devonshire, England
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idge, Massachusetts. He married Me-
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(— ~. L^2
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ENCYCLi >PEDIA OF MK >GKAIMIY be fo
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dletown, ( Connecticut ; Hartford E
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*/^
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East Riding, of Yorkshire, England.
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last record of his widow, Rebecca,
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Thomas Trant, third son of Maurice
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e cs>**Cua-z-
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sons, John James, Edward and Willia
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ENCYCLI >PEM \ ( >F chased a pair o
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with whose career we are here espec
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the sales increased from five hundr
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yS.'M.
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een such as to accentuate the encou
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detail. A firm of publishers, recog
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urgent material necessity, his days
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tion, with talented assistance from
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He also
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type of the sturdy manhood that lai
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(III) John (_•) Shipman, son of J
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U/ccoc(XcO
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the church. His son, John Joseph Er
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ford, Lucy, daughter of Timothy and
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James D. and Elizabeth (Crowley) Wh
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Stullgart, Germany, and they were t
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of the Union cause. He was engaged
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dren, seven of whom grew to matur-
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» *r " • Js ^ ^
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Edwards, and another a niece of his
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most youths with their future befor
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the public schools. During his yout
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HILDRETH, Homer Wesley, A descendan
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ENCYCLOPEDIA I i patriotic wi »rk,
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ENCYCLOPEDIA < Abington, married th
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the Hartford Hospital, 1896, until
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acter, with a broad open brow, fair
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8, 1664, daughter of Joseph and Joa
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They were the parents of Stephen (5
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Mr. Hart maintained a summer home a
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stanced by his projection of the Bu
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y/^u of. (^k //CWJfMJ.
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Sphinx Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
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ADDENDA An astcriik (*) set against
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Bray, Elizabeth, 31 Henry T., Dr.,
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John, 294 Jonathan, -''14 Jonathan
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Walter II., 409 William I I ., 407,
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McClellan, John, 347 Mary, 347 Robe
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[saiah I).. 279 John. 329 John ( i.
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Joseph, Lieut., 3-^ Richard, 333 (J
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