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Ingram and Related Family History

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9401	Savage Volume 1: Says that this Abraham Anthony may be the son ofJohn Anthony.	Anthony, Abraham (I46259)
9402	SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE A Genealogical history of early New England settlers; These books are still regarded as the authority on early New England genealogy; Written by James Savage; Vol. III Page 55 (excerpt) LANGTON, LANCKTON, or LANKTON, GEORGE, Springfield 1646, m. a sec. w. 29 June 1648, Hannah, wid. of Edmund Haynes, had Esther (strangely call. s. in the rec. pr. in Geneal. Reg. IX. 171), b. 22 Au 1649, and no more ch. but had formerly been at Wethersfield, and by first w. had there or in Eng. sev. ch.; rem. a. 1658, to Northampton, there d. 29 Dec. 1676. His will ment. s. John, ds. Pritchet, Corbee, Hanshet [wh. was Deliverance, w. of Thomas], Hannum [wh. was Esther, w. of John,] and gr.s. Samuel. JOHN, Farmington 1650, s. of the preced. b. prob. in Eng. was rep. 1668, deac. and d. 1689; had four ch.: John, wh. d. 1683, leav. John; Samuel, wh. was bapt. 13 Feb. 1653, and liv. with his gr.f. at N.; Joseph, bapt. 1660, liv. at F.; a Eliz. JOSEPH, Ipswich 1648, may have been s. of Roger. ROGER, Ipswich, freem. 4 Mar. 1635. His inv. of 24 Jan. 1672 may seem to prove, that he d. that winter. SAMUEL, Northampton, s. of John, m. 1676, Eliz. wid. of Praisever Turner, was freem. 1681, and d. 11 Aug. 1683, leav. John, and Samuel. His wid. took third h. David Alexander. New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Volume IV Author: William Richard Cutter This is Volume IV of a four-volume set. It has records of achievementsofpeople from England, who have set up commonwealths in New England. About 6000names included in this record. Bibliographic Information: Cutter, William Richard. New EnglandFamiliesGenealogical and Memorial: Volume IV. 1913. Reprint, Baltimore:GenealogicalPublishing Co., Inc., 1996. Page 1885-86 (The Langdon Line). (I) George Langdon, the immigrant ancestor, located inWethersfield,Connecticut, about 1636, removed thence to Springfield,Massachusetts,and located finally at Northampton, where he diedDecember 29. 1676. Thename is also spelled Lanckton and Langton. JohnLangdon, a sailmaker ofBoston, and Roger Langdon, of Ipswich andHaverhill, Massachusetts, werethe only other early settlers of thisfamily. George Langdon was a townofficer of Springfield in 1650. Hemarried, June 29, 1648, Hannah, widowof Edmund Haynes, of Springfield.His will was dated November 28, 1676,bequeathing to his wife; ThomasHanchet; daughters (???) Corbee, (???)Pritchett and Esther Hannum; sonJohn, and grandson Samuel Langdon.Children: John, mentioned below;Daughter, married (???) Pritchett;Daughter, married (???) Corbee;Deliverance, married Thomas Hanchet;Esther, married, August 22, 1649,John Hannum.	Langton, George (I114110)
9403	SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE A Genealogical history of early New England settlers; These books are still regarded as the authority on early New England genealogy; Written by James Savage; Vol. III Pages 584-5 RUDD, JONATHAN, New Haven, perhaps 1640, certain. took o. of fidel. 1 Oct. 1644, Saybrook 1646, adm. freem. 1651 at hartford, M. in the winter of 1647, by John Winthrop of New London, wh. act. under commis. from mass. there, and made the young couple meet him half way, bec. the snow was so dep, and he had no authority at S. See Trumbull, Col. Rec. Ii. 558. Miss Caulkins, New london 48, tells the story, with docum. in full, and has also commeno. it in verse. He pro d. 1668. his d. Patience m. 7 oct. 1675, Samuel Bushnell. Other ch. prob. were Mary, suppos, first b. wh. m. 12 Dec. 1666, Thomas Bingham; Jonathan; and Nathaniel. JONATHAN, Norwich, prob. s. of the proced. by w. Mercy, m. 19 Dec. 1678, had Mercy, b. 8 Oct. 1679; Jonathan, 18 Mar. 1682; Nathaniel, 22 May 1684; Mary, 15 Oct. 1686; and Abigail, 2 Feb. 1688. NATHANIEL, Norwich, prob. br. of the preced. m. 16 Apr. 1685, Mary Post, had Jonathan, b. 22 May 1693; Mary, 3 Feb. 1696; Lydia, 22 June 1697; and his w. d Nov. 1705. By sec. w. m. 31 Jan. 1706, he had Nathaniel, 6 Apr. 1707;' Joseph, 31 oct. 1708; and eight more ch. and he d. Apr. 1727. Jonathan died in July, 1658, as recorded in the inventory of hisestate, filed August 28, 1658. A copy of this document is in the Conn.StateLibrary After Jonathan's death in 1658, the Rev. Fitch was appointed guardian for the children and the family moved with him to Norwich	Rudd, Jonathan (I24967)
9404	SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE Page 199 PACKARD, JOHN, Bridgewater, s. of the first Samuel of the same, had Joseph, who sett. his old f.'s est. 1741; and Mitchell tells no more, but that his wid. d. 1761, very aged. NATHANIEL, Bridgewater, br. of the preced, by w. d. prob. of John Kingman, had Samuel, Zechariah, George, Fearnot, Margaret, Sarah, Lydia, Faithful, Hannah, Deliverance, Eliz. Mary, and Deborah. His will is 1720. Samuel, Hingham 1638, came in the Diligent, with w. prob. Eliz. and one ch. arr. 10 Aug. had been of Wymondhanm, in Co. Norfk. rem. to Weymouth, first, perhaps, where he had John, b. 20 July 1655, thence to Bridgewater by 1664, had elder ch. Samuel, Zaccheus, Eliz. Mary, beside Hannah, Thomas, Jael, Israel, Debroah, Deliverance, and Nathaniel; but the order isnot exact. indicat. for the most. Eliz. m. 14 Nov. 1665, Thomas Alger of Taunton; Mary M. Richard Phillips of Weymouth; Hannah m. Thomas Randall; Jael m. 15 Nov. 1672, John Smith; Deborah m. Samuel Washburn; and Deliverance m. Thomas Washburn. SAMUEL, Bridge- water, s. of the preced. m. Eliz. D. of Mark Lothrop, had Samuel, Daniel, Joseph, Eliz, Mary, and Susanna. His est. was sett. 1698. ZACCHEUS, Bridgewater, br. of the preced. m. Sarah, d. of John How- ard, had Israel, b. 1680; Sarah, 1682; Jonathan, 1684; David, 1687; Solomon, 1689; James, 1691; Zaccheus, 1693; John 1695; and Abiel, 1699; and d. 1723. This name was first writ. as pronounc. Packer.	Packard, John (I48044)
9405	SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND Page 250-251 RICHARD [Phillips], Weymouth, eldest son of the first Nicholas of the same, by wife Mary, daughter of Samuel Packard, had one child born 7 Dec. 1657, not named in the record and may therefore be supposed to have died soon; Mary, 21 May 1660, d. soon; Mary, again, 24 May 1661; Joshua, 10 May 1662; Nicholas, 30 March 1664; Elizabeth 27 Nov. 1665; Richard, 20 Oct. 1667; and Samuel, 7 May 1670; was freeman 1678. Mitchell, in History of Bridgewater, gives him wife Elizabeth daughter of deacon Samuel Edson, besides Mary Packard. If he be correct, perhaps the second wife was Edson.	Phillips, Richard (I44383)
9406	SAVAGE, VOL 4 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE A Genealogical history of early New England settlers; These booksarestill regarded as the authority on early New England genealogy; Written by James Savage; Vol. IV Page 159 TARNE, TERNEY, or TARNEY, MILES, Boston 1638, leather-dresser, had w. Sarah, wh. join our ch. 14 Apr. 1639; but he was not rem. bef. 8 Oct. 1642, and freem. 10 May foll. Of ch. I kn. only Hannah, b.Oct. 1638, bapt, 21 Apr. foll. nam. in the will of Thomas Oliver, Mar.1652, with beq. of L5; and Deliverance, bapt. 19 Sept. 1641, eight days old, when the town rec. says she was b. 30 of that mo. but that Sarah wh.m. 7 Sept. 1654, Edward Bobbet of Taunton, must have been older, perhaps brot. from Eng. He had 2d w. in Oct. 1668, Eliz. wh. had been wid. Rice, as I infer from deed of mortg. to trust. of the first ch.byMichael (wh. is the same as Miles) T. and Eliz. his w. and Joshua Rice, the	Tarne, Myles (I95614)
9407	Saybrook 20 January 1684. Nathaniel Rudd of Norwich, County NewLondon,Colony of Connecticut, assigns and makes over the contents of the above conveyance to Samuel CogswellofSaybrook, and quit claims to Cogswell all claims on lands "which were formerly my fatherLieut.Jonathan Rudd's, "for myself and my heirs, &c." Witnessed John Chapman and Samuel Jones. AcknowledgedatSaybrook January 20, 1684	Rudd, Nathaniel (I51674)
9408	Schmidt, Marilyn R. Marilyn R. Schmidt, 67, of Chicago, IL passed away at a local hospital due to a heart attack. Marilyn relocated to Phoenix in 1947 with parents Frank (Giza) and Bernice (Matlack) & older brother Richard (Dick).She was a devout Catholic who graduated from St. Mary's Elementary school and St. Mary's H.S. in Downtown Phoenix. Marilyn met a terrific guy, Richard in 1957 and celebrated the vows of Marriage at St. Gregory's church in Phoenix in 1959.Then came their only son "Ricky" in 1961, who had a great nuclear family with 2 of the most terrific role models a child could ever expect. Marilyn's presence was always fun and full of happiness even during her 2 bouts of cancer with aggressive radiation and chemotherapy. Marilyn always put everyone first before her. Marilyn is preceded in death by her father Frank, whom passed away in 1989. She is survived by her mom Bernice, 95; a loving husband of 49 years Richard; son Richard (Ricky) and his wife Melanie of 25 years; 3 beautiful Granddaughters Ashley-Rose (Derek), Lizzy (Eric) with a beautiful soon to be born great-grandson Gage Alexander, all of Peoria; Kristy (James), their 3 beautiful sons; Brandon, Dylan and Tyler, all of Mesa and Kenny of New Jersey. Brother Dick, many Close brother and sister-in-laws, cousin, nephews, nieces, cousins and many great friends. Visitation will be held at Best Funeral Services, Inc. 501 E. Dunlap Ave. on February 4, 2009 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. with a 10:00 a.m. Funeral Mass to be held at St. Gregory's Catholic Church on February 5, 2009 with Burial to follow at St. Francis Cemetery. Beautiful mother, no more aches and pains and woes, no more cancer! No more chemotherapy! Celebrate and dance with joy with Jesus our father in paradise! You now have wings, be happy, be with Jesus, I always know you are with us, we will always love you and cherish you, angel kisses to you in heaven. Published in The Arizona Republic on 2/3/2009	Giza, Marilyn Rose (I121569)
9409	School Teacher in Iowa	Norcross, Warren Henry (I108631)
9410	Scotto, son of Andrew Clark, was born in Harwich, 1680, married,1706,Mary (???). He is styled in deeds, "Scotto Clark, miller."Children:Andrew, born December 1, 1707; Scotto, November 8, 1709(mentionedbelow); Mary, April 7, 1712; Joseph and Benjamin (twins),January 8,1714; Lydia, 1717; Nathaniel, June 19, 1719; Sarah, 1721;Ebenezer, June3, 1723; Seth, June 19, 1726. (	Clark, Scotto (I28216)
9411	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Gitschel, Werner (I105213)
9412	See notes for Isaac Barton Everett. The Killing of Jim Everett.	Everett, James M. (I15791)
9413	See: Calvin Lewis Warren	Rice, Lawrence Robert Jr. (I103460)
9414	Seeley - Darius, 20 yrs. in May last; Joseph 18 yrs. Aprilinst.,Rebecca, 16 yrs. April 10 inst., children of Silvanus Seely ofWalton,deceased. Jonathan Weed of Walton appointed April 16, 1822.	Seely, Darius (I29114)
9415	Seigneur De Varennes, Near Dieppe; Earl Of Surrey. William de Warenne, Count, Earl of Surrey 1st Acceded: 16 APR 1088 Interred: Chapter House, Lewes, Sussex Notes: Ancestry shown differs from that shown by Cokayne in "The Complete Peerage", and follows "Aspects of Robert of Torigny's genealogies revisted"; "Nottingham Medieval Studies,xxxvii,1993,pp.21-27; as cited by A.B.Wilson and S.Baldwin	De Warrenne, William (I35347)
9416	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Beitner, Selma Blair (I9626)
9417	Selucia married twice, 1st to the Widow Priscilla G. West and 2nd to the Widow Mary M. Purdy.	Elmer, Selucia (I31768)
9418	Senator, Judge of the US Supreme Court, Governor of Ohio and Secretaryofthe US Treasury	Chase, Salmon Portland (I65380)
9419	September 1870 Taylor County Will Book 1, Page 184 - "Will of Richard Dearen" To my wife, Mary Dearen, all my lands which I own at my death, forherlifetime or widowhood. At her death or re-marriage, the lands are to be sold and equally distributed among all my children: Elizabeth Warren, Martha Sympson, Robert F. Dearen, Louisa K. Underwood, Susan Bragg, Amand Ford, and Kasandre Schooler. The first 3, are children of my first wife. Listed in the Will of Robert Craddock as Richard Dearing, son in law. Page 429 , 1821--23, Green County Deed Bk 10. The article earlyonmentions Richard Dearing & Daniel Dearing, close to the end it reads, "to insure the collection of any moneys due to our deceased Father"..., signed 6th day of November 1822. Richard Dearing, Daniel Dearing Green County Order Books (1840 - December Term) On motion of Richard Dearen heirs appointing _______ to Elizabeth Francis Dearen, Wm Henry Dearen, Robert Farley Dearen, Mary Jane Dearen, Martha Emily Dearen, and Nancy Almond Dearen..............no further genealogical data. Green County Order Books (1842 - September Term) Richard Dearing guardian to Elizabeth Francis, William Henry, Robert Farley, Mary Jane, Martha Emily, and Nancy Almeda Dearing infants of RichardDearing.........no further genealogical data. Richard Dearen alternate Birth date could be 21 November 1793, per records of Mrs. Eddie L. Palmer in 1962. All children birth dates per Mrs. Eddie L. Palmer, of Shreveport, Louisiana, who is a direct descendant through Cassander E. Dearen. Middle initial "D" listed in War of 1812 pension request records.	Dearen, Richard D. (I67707)
9420	September 21, 1705, Simón Martín, 20, native of New Mexico, son of Cristóbal Martín and Antonia de Moraga, and Petrona Domínguez, 28, widow of Bartolomé Trujillo. (AASF, Roll 60, frs. 413-415, DM 1705, September 18, no. 17, Santa Cruz; and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots," 1098)	Family: Simon Martin / Petronila Dominguez, (Dominguez de Mendoza) (F55540)
9421	September 25, 2003 Michael Hodovanic Michael J. Hodovanic, Jr., 82, of Toronto, Ohio, died Monday,September8, 2003. He was a member of St. Joseph Roman Catholic ChurchinToronto, Ohio, and was a U. S. Army veteran of World War II. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by hisinfantdaughter, Michelle, and a sister, Mary L. Blaschak. He is survived by his wife, Mary Sue (Knight) Hodovanic; two sons,Dr.Michael J. Hodovanic III and wife, Betty, of Cincinnati, Ohio;andRichard M. Hodovanic and wife, Penny, of East Liverpool, Ohio;threegrandchildren: Kelly, Kristen, and Patrick; and two sisters, AnnGleasonand Betty Galaszewski, both of Toronto, Ohio. Visitation and funeral liturgy with mass was held Thursday,September11, at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, with Monsignor KurtKemd asCelebrant.	Hodovanic, Michael J. Jr. (I6895)
9422	Septr. 5, 1731. Francis x Michael of St. Mark's Par., Spts. Co.,toSamuel Wright of same Par. and county. ï¿½15 curr., 400 a. in St. Mark'sPar.,Spts. Co.--granted sd. Michael by pat. Sept. 28, 1728. W. Russell, John Christopher, Pierce x Cowdey. Octr. 5, 1731. Mary, wife ofFrancisMichael, acknowledged her dower	Michael, Frances (I44652)
9423	Served 33 weeks and 6 days in the Crown Point expedition in Capt.ThomasCobb's co.; roll dated Boston, Feb. 15, 1760.	Pettingill, John (I55319)
9424	Served as a private in the North Carolina Continental Line.	Underwood, James (I52306)
9425	Served During Civil War in Company A, 2nd Alabama Infantry	Wallace, William J. (I103437)
9426	Served in Civil War - Company F, 5th Wisconsin Infantry	Cram, Franklin "Frank" C. (I127638)
9427	Served in civil war as a Private in Ohio company F, regiment 126 infantry. Served 19 May 1864 until 25 July 1865.	Chase, Abel J. (I126240)
9428	Served in Civil War in Company D; 1st Kansas Mounted Infantry. Enlisted on 14 Aug 1863 in Atchison, Kansas. Listed as 5'8" and age 73 when admitted to U.S. National Home for the Disabled volunteer soldiers. Was married to Ella; and was a carpenter by trade. Listed in census records for Atchison County, Kansas.	Dearen, William T. (I125847)
9429	Served in Civil War, 181st Regiment; Ohio Volunteers.	Hauck, John George (I29559)
9430	Served in Civil War, Company B, 144Th NY Regiment Volunteers. Adelbcrt L. Jones Die-. Many friends in Auburn of Adelbert L. Jones learned with deepest regret of his death March 20th at his home in Masonville, Delaware County, after an illness dated from a shock sustained by him while visiting his son..Matthew W. Jones, in Pasadena, Calif., four years ago, when he lost the use of his right arm and limb. Mr. Jones has been in feeble health since. Mr. Jones was born in Coventryville October 11, 1844, the son of John and Matilda Jones. On April 12, 1866, he was united in marriage to Sarah A. Coloney of Masonville. To them were born a family of seven children, five of whom survive him: Ezra C. Jone-? of Masonville, where he made his home, Charles H. Jones of East Masonville. Matthew W. Jones of Pasadena, Calif., Mrs. Amy L. Barnes of Sidney and Miss Sadie L. Jones of Auburn. Mr. Jones when in good health was a frequent visitor to his daughter and had won the friendship of many warm friends here in Auburn. Mr. Jones served three years in the Civil War. having enlisted in Company B. 144th Regiment, New York Volunteers, in the Summer of 1862, and during his service he participated in many engagements. At the, close of war he was honorably discharged and returned to his home in Masonville. He was a member of the Masonville Post of the G. A. R. until thinning ranks of the veterans caused the post to surrender its charter. He than joined the Ben Marvin Post of Walton, Delaware County, of which he was a member at the time of his death. He was a loyal member of the. Methodist Episcopal Church and during the days of activity took great interest in his church. His wife died five years ago. Military funerel services were held Friday at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. R. B. Whitman, pastor of the Bainbridge Baptist Church. Officiating.	Jones, Adelbert Lyman (I54521)
9431	Served in Civil War, Territory of New Mexico, Private, Company C, 3rd regiment with the New Mexico Volunteers. Enrolled 7 September 1861. Died 30 November 1861. Listed on 1850 federal census in Rio Arriba, New Mexico territory along with Juana and 1st daughter Maria (Cecilia) Trujillo. Listed on 1860 federal census in La Placita de los Luceros, Taos, New Mexico territory with all 5 children.	Trujillo, Jose Andres (I77047)
9432	Served in Company A, Second Arkansas Infantry (Union) Civil War.	Skaggs, Willis G. (I32955)
9433	Served in King Philip's War, 1675.	Fuller, Jeremiah (I33447)
9434	Served in military from 6-3-1917 to 2-28-1918. Was attached to Troop A, Company 115, 40th division as part of the military police.	Waldrip, Sidney Anderson George (I37522)
9435	Served in Spanish American War 1898. Buried Oakwood Cemetery (Hammond Dam).	Colony, George Henry (I33588)
9436	Served in Spanish-American war bettween 27 April 1898 until 29 October 1898 in the Pennyslvania National Guard.	Colony, Charles Stevens (I97456)
9437	Served in the 2nd Mississippi Regiment, Confederate Army.	Graham, Walter C. (I104267)
9438	Served in the 3rd Kentucky Calvary, C.SA., Company K. -- Source: Green County Historical Review, Volume XIII, #4, 1989. 1900 census has birth date as February, 1839 Buried in Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Kentucky. Evidently, the lawlessness in Green County, and particularly on Brush Creek, lasted until the very end of the war. Even after Lincoln's death and Lee's surrender, on April 24, 1865, D.T Towles reported to Hobson that "Brush Creek has been pillaged from head to mouth." Esquire McCubbins lost over $700 and "the people are in a perfect state of alarm." Worth and Theodore Goalder, some Darnells, Fidelia Warren and his brothers, Jim S. Underwood and Bule Perkins were the named culprits.	Warren, Fidella L. (I37028)
9439	Served in the Civil War - Company D Kentucky. 6th Infanty, CSA	Lee, Edmund Thomas (I43693)
9440	Served in the war of 1812, and was issued land warrant 333216. Spouse Sarah. His pension certificate number was No. 5063. Widow was in Polk County, North Carolina in 1855. A J. C. Waldrop and S. Waldrop vouched for the loyalty of Fielding G. Brown in various parts of his widows 1812 pension request.	Brown, Fielding G. (I94568)
9441	Served in the War of 1812.	Compton, Dr. Jesse (I127524)
9442	Served in the War of 1812. Also substituted for hi father Benjamin Boston in the same War.	Boston, William (I125810)
9443	Served in U.S. Army between 24 November 1917 and 14 March 1919 as a Quartermaster.	Waldrip, Riley L. Mark (I126407)
9444	Served in War of 1812 (Lt. in 36th Reg. Militia of TN)	Scott, John (I36392)
9445	Served in War of 1812; and was a pensioner; as well as wife Elizabeth Parmley.	Ingram, Samuel (I134043)
9446	Served out of Mississippi regiment during civil War. Born in Ohio, and Lived in Bloomington, IL. Listed in 1880 Bloomington, Illinois federal census.Name indexed as Iengersol Moore.	Moore, Ingersol (I127612)
9447	Served Spanish-American war in Pennsylvania Company B, 13th Pennsylvania Volunteers 10 May 1898 until 11 March 1899.	Colony, Harry S. (I97524)
9448	Served with Union as Private in Civil War, in Company H, 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry Recruited out of Tioga County, and named was spelled as Henry C. Collony Have not sent for Application of Civil War Service yet, but the Application for pension was sent twice, once by Henry and once by his spouse. 29 Dec 1879 and 12 Mary 1907 - application number 327.510 and certificate number 228.418 Widow - Application 900.929 This regiment saw service both in the eastern and western armies, and was engaged in the battles of James Island, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Siege of Vicksburg, Jackson, Blue Springs, Campbell Station, Siege of Knoxville,Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, North Anna, Mine Explosion, Weldon Railroad, Poplar Spring Church, Hatcher's Run and capture of Petersburg. The regiment was noted for its fine discipline and the splendid bravery of its men. After Lee's surrender it took part in the grand review at Washington, D.C., May 22 and 23,1865, and on July 17, 1865, was mustered out of service. Collony Henry C. Private 1860 - Tioga County, Pennsylvania Federal Census - Listed as Calvin Cowley Also living in the household of Calvin Colony in 1860 are Hannah Shaff,age 18 and E. L. Shaff, age 1. Sister and niece of Eliza Jane. Listed in 1900 census as first name as Willis and son listed as first name as Henry. Believe this was reversed by census taker. 1900 Census lists birth year as 1820.	Colony, Henry Calvin (I94627)
9449	Services for William Z. Davis, 87, were officiated by Dwayne Simon, minister of the Hamilton Street Church of Christ. A retired rancher, Davis moved to Olney in 1941. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Survived by one son - W.B. Davis; four daughters - Mrs. June Williams, Betty Jean Davis, Mrs. Forrest Bates and Mrs. Darrell Williams; one brother - Lonnie Davis; one sister - Mrs. Roy Reeves.	Davis, William Zee (I131728)
9450	Seth Hurin was from New England and moved to Morris County, New Jersey, where all of his children were born. Named spelled often as Mehurin, Mahurin, Huron, Hurin, Haren, Haron, and other derivatives. The most prominent name listed is that of Hurin/Huron.	Hurin, Seth (I129623)

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