Notes: Darlene's Family Genealogy

Matches 9,351 to 9,400 of 10,945

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9351	Rootsweb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Jacqueline Sleeper Russell dtd 6-09-08.	Source (S03217)
9352	RootsWeb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Jane Curci for Ebenezer Slason dtd 11-15-09.	Source (S03671)
9353	RootsWeb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Jane O'Connor Foster.	Source (S03218)
9354	Rootsweb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Mallory Smith dtd 12-28-09.	Source (S03689)
9355	RootsWeb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Peggy Trojan.	Source (S03219)
9356	Rootsweb: World Connect - Post-em posted by Richard Lowell dtd 7-30-09.	Source (S03220)
9357	RootsWeb: World Connect - Post-em Posted by Terry Kott.	Source (S03221)
9358	Rootsweb: World Connect - Samuel Lomax and His Descendants by John B. Lomax: "A HUNDRED YEARS OLD, Mrs. Charlotte Slawson Little Celebrates, March 5, Her 100th Birthday anniversary. On Monday, march 5, 1906, at her home in Sonora, occurred the 100th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Charlotte Little. Her constitution has been a very strong vigorous one as shown by the fact that at her present age she retains health and strength to a remarkable degree, being able to care for herself, walk about the house, and also to nearby neighbors. Until she was 96 years of age she was able to carry on her own household duties, even milking her own cow and caring for milk and butter, doing her own churning, washing, etc. Her life custom of early rising and hard work has been faithfully adhered to, and even now at her great age she frequently arises at 5:30 or 6:00, A.M. She has never had rheumatism. There are times when her mind wanders and she fails to comprehend ordinary conversation, but in the main her mental faculties are unusually well balanced and her physical health is almost perfect. She passed a pleasant day with relatives and friends who were gathered in honor of the occasion and who took their departure after wishing her many returns on her birthday." [news clipping with her photo pasted in the handwritten Goodrich genealogy] "DEATH OF CENTENARIAN: Late in the day of January 29, occurred the death of Mrs. Charlotte Slawson Little, at the home of her son, Amos Little, near Sonora. Mrs. Little was with out a doubt the oldest resident of the community, having been born in Poundrige, Westchester county, N.Y., March 5, 1806. She was a daughter of Amos and Susanna Green Slawson. About 60 years ago she came with her husband, Cyrus B. Little, from Westchester county and settled upon the farm in the western portion of the town of Urbana where she lived 56 years. Five years ago she moved with her son to Sonora. Mrs. Little was a remarkable woman in the fact that while she had lived in the same house with her son during the latter years of her life, she maintained her own home, attending to the household duties, caring for her cows and poultry, making butter and doing other work. March 5 of last year, the 100 anniversary of her birth was celebrated and she actively participated in the event, her mind being clear and alert. During the last two or three years, however, her mind has wandered, but in the main her mental faculties were well balanced and physical health almost perfect. She represented several generations in the fact that she was an expert spinner and up to 90 years of age was frequently busy at the wheel. The funeral was held at the home on Thursday, interment being in the Sherman cemetery near the Little homestead farm in this town." [newspaper clipping pasted in the handwritten Goodrich genealogy]	SLAWSON, Charlotte (I51024)
9359	RootsWeb: World Connect - Stamford, CT Familes (1641-1935) by Barbara Kaye.	Source (S03262)
9360	Rose is the daughter of John Whitlock and Sarah Vile and the wife of Abraham Parker whom she married in Woburn on 18 Nov 1644. They are the parents of ten children, the majority born in Woburn but baptised in Chelmsford: Anna Parker-29 Oct 1645-26 Apr 1699(Jacob Hamblet John Parker-30 Oct 1647-14 Apr 1699(Mary Danforth Abraham Parker-8 Mar 1650-20 Oct 1651 Abraham Parker(Ensign)-Aug 1652-13 Oct 1732(Martha Livermore Mary Parker-20 Nov 1655-27 Jul 1694(Cousin James Parker Moses Parker-1657-12 Oct 1732(Abigail Hildreth Isaac Parker-13 Sep 1660-22 Nov 1688(Esther Fletcher Elizabeth Parker-10 Apr 1663-(James Pierce Lydia Parker-18 Feb 1666-10 May 1742(John Kidder Jacob Parker-24 Mar 1669 ***********NOTE************* It should be noted that Abraham and Rose are probably not interned here as this cemetery was not organized at their death but their family is interned here. They are laid to rest in a family plot close, that has yet to be discovered. Info comes via Jack Parker with special thanks for his updates. It is said that " Rose Whitlock Parker was the first woman to "Bake and Brew" in Chelmsford." Info from FAG member Gar with thanks. "In her will written on the 17th day of September, 1691, Rose Parker of Chelmsford, widow, relic of Abraham Parker, late of Chelmsford, deceased, named sons John, Abraham,Moses, Isaac(deceased), son-in-law John Kidder and daughters Mary the wife of James Parker, Elizabeth the wife of James Pierce, and Lidiah the wife of John Kidder." Posted on Find A Grave created by Lawrence H. Grunert	WHITLOCK, Rose (I61067)
9361	Rose M. (Esposito) Lowe, age 67, died Sunday, May 7, 2006 at Home in Wayne. Mrs. Lowe was born December 15, 1938 in New York, NY the daughter of John Anthony and Loretta Veronica (Theiss) Esposito, She lived in Wayne and also has a home in Seminole,FL. She was a LPN and the owner/Operator of Always There Home Health Care Hawthorne,NJ Hackensack,NJ and Marco Island,FL. Mrs. Lowe was a member of Blessed Sacrament RC Church, Seminole, FL and the Annunciation Of The Blessed Virgin Mary RC Church, , Wayne, NJ. She is survived by her husband: William Robert Lowe of Wayne, two daughters: Linda Rose Rotonda of West Milford, NJ, Luanne P. Zangrilli of Wayne, NJ, three sons: Robert John of Wayne, NJ, James Robert of Wayne, NJ, Michael Robert of Seminole, FL, one sister: Florence Powers of Port St. Lucie, FL, her Parents, John Anthony And Loretta Veronica [Theiss] Esposito of Stuart, FL and 18 grandchildren A memorial Mass will be Wednesday at 1:00 PM at Annunciation Of The Blessed Virgin Mary RC Church, 45 Urban Club Rd., Wayne with Msgr. Stanley Schinski officiating. Cremation was private. Posted on Find A Grave created by TRON	ESPOSITO, Rose M. (I94990)
9362	Rose, Christine, Andrew and Elzabeth Daniels Rose Family (Name: Rose Family Assoc;), Source Medium: Other .	Source (S01842)
9363	Rose, Christine, John Rose Family; Hunterdon, Sussex and Morris Cos, NJ, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02544)
9364	Rose, Christine, Research Report: Andrew and Elizabeth (Daniels) Rose Family (Name: Rose Family Assoc;), Source Medium: Book 1474 Montelegre Dr; San Jose, CA 95120 .	Source (S02967)
9365	Rose, W. Blaine (Name: Preliminary Draft-descendents of John & Andrew Roos (Rose);), Source Medium: Book PO Box E, Lima, MT 59739-0109 .	Source (S03307)
9366	Rosemary E. (McPhail) Barbee, 93, of Farmersville died Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield. Burial will be in Providence Cemetery in Waggoner. Mrs. Barbee was born Jan. 26, 1924, in Divernon, the only child of Mary and Jerry McPhail. She married Robert Barbee on Aug. 2, 1946, and he preceded her in death on Dec. 12, 1977. She was an active member of Eastern Star since 1954, in which she was a Worthy Matron eight times and most recently part of the Palmyra Chapter 453. She was a member of the Girard Methodist Church since 1982 where she sang in the choir for many years. She was also a member of the Waggoner American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Barbee was a homemaker all her life who loved to cook, knit and crochet. She worked uptown Farmersville in the restaurant for many years before it closed. Her family knew her for having the best biscuits and gravy. She knitted even after she was declared legally blind. She made blankets, throws and washcloths for everyone she knew and didn?t know. She was an avid collector of teapots and penguins and at one time had over 200 teapots. She was often called "Shorty" by her family. Mrs. Barbee is survived by her daughter-in-law Helma McPhail of Farmersville; three granddaughters, Brenda Beal of Jacksonville, Donna (Brandon) Snyder of Glenarm and Missy (Mary) McPhail of Pittsfield, and four great-grandchildren, Peyton and Danyon Beal of Jacksonville and Faith and Jonah Snyder of Glenarm. Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her son, George W. McPhail, on May 23, 2014. Memorials may be made to Farmersville/Waggoner Library or the donor's choice. The Journal News Posted on Find A Grave created by: Nancy Weitekamp	MCPHAIL, Rosemary E. (I530)
9367	Rosemary I. Hulse October 28, 1950 - February 5, 2022 Huguenot, NY Rosemary I. Hulse, age 71 of Huguenot, New York, passed away Saturday, February 5, 2022 at Bon Secours Community Hospital, Port Jervis, NY. She was born on October 28, 1950 in Port Jervis, NY, the daughter of the late Henry Roeder and Helene Hawkins Roeder, who survives. Rosemary retired as a receptionist for the Little Paper, publishing company in Port Jervis. She is survived by her two sons, Kristian Knesel at home, and Jared Hulse of Clark Summit, Pennsylvania; her mother Helene Roeder of Huguenot; her two sisters, Marlene Roeder of Sparrowbush and Shelly Roeder of Georgia; her beloved grandchildren, Knolan, Noah, Karrington, Kameron, Kloe, Addison, several nieces and nephews. Services will be private at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. For information, or to send a condolence note to the family, visit Knight-Auchmoody.com.	ROEDER, Rosemary Ida (I902)
9368	Ross, Janet, Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S03308)
9369	Rotha Pedlock age 91 of Port Jervis, NY entered into eternal rest on March 9, 2019 in Milford, Pennsylvania. She was born on July 30, 1927 in Port Jervis, NY the daughter of Alvord Phillips, Sr. and Olive Mason Phillips. She married Joseph J. Pedlock on November 23, 1947 and he pre-deceased her in 2002.Rotha retired from the cafeteria department of the Port Jervis School District in 1991. She is survived by her loving daughter Sue DiGiantommaso of Port Jervis, her twin brother Richard Phillips, her sister Carol Tufano of Matamoras, PA, her beloved grandchildren; Gina Lamoreaux, Tony DiGiantommaso and his wife Nancy, John DiGiantommaso and his wife Missy and their father John DiGiantommaso, Adam Hallock, Joanna Everett and Sarah Rauch and their father James Hallock, her great grandchildren; Monica, Austin, Sophia, Justin, Gianna, Gemma, Jenna, Paige, Robby, Ty, Caleb, Anna and Sarah, and her sister-in-laws Helene Phillips of Port Jervis and Renee Pedlock of Matamoras, PA and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Rotha was pre-deceased by her daughter Olivia Hallock, her sister Madge Benjamin and her brother Alvord Phillips, Jr. A family statement read ? Rotha was loving and caring to her family, she cherished each and everyone of them. She was known to many as the ?sweet lady?, she will be greatly missed.? The family would like to thank the nurses and staff at Bon Secour Hospital and Milford Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Visitation will be held from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Thursday, March 14, at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. Funeral services will follow at 12:30 PM at the funeral home. Rev. Nancy Vonderhorst will officiate. Interment will take place at St. Mary?s Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude?s Children?s Tribute Program, PO Box 1000 Dept. 42, Memphis, TN. 38101-9908 or the Humane Society of Port Jervis / Deerpark, 202 US-209, Port Jervis, NY 12771. Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. For information, directions or to send a condolence note to the family visit knight-auchmoody.com. Posted on Find A Grave created by: karen h	PHILLIPS, Rotha (I737)
9370	Rowland served in the 9th Reg't Conn. Militia but later became a "rabid" Tory, although he was allowed to keep his home after the War. He went insane and died unmaried.	SLASON, Rowland (I50235)
9371	ROXBURY, NY Inez B. Slauson, 85, of Roxbury, died Jan. 8, 1998 in Margaretville Memorial Hospital. She was born July 13, 1912 in Vega, the daughter of Smith Ballard and Edith Ploutz. She married Marshall J. Slauson on Oct. 4, 1934 in Roxbury. She was the deputy town clerk for 28 years for the town of Roxbury. She lived her entire life in Roxbury. She was a member of the United Methodist Church of Roxbury, the Roxbury Senior Citizens Club and was a former member of the Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodge. She graduated from Roxbury Central School in 1932. She is survived by her husband, Marshall J. Slauson of Roxbury; one son, Gary Slauson of Guilderland; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 11, 1998 at the United Methodist Church of Roxbury with the Rev. Arlene Penney officiating. Burial will be at the Roxbury Cemetery, Roxbury. Calling hours will be from 7-9 p.m. on Jan. 10, 1998 at the Miller Funeral Home, Roxbury. Contributions in memory of Inez B. Slauson may be made to the Ambulance Fund of the Roxbury Fire Department. Arrangements are by the Miller Funeral Home, Roxbury.	BALLAD, Inez Bertha (I91289)
9372	Royal Ancestry of Hugh Harry, Source Medium: Book ABBR Royal Ancestry of Hugh Harry .	Source (S03309)
9373	Royal Families Americans of Royal and Noble Ancestry: Vol. One Governor Thomas Dudley and Desc. through 5 Generations by Marston Watson.	Source (S03310)
9374	Rudd, Dell, Source Medium: Letter .	Source (S03312)
9375	Rudolph A. Remus, age 85, of Chanhassen, passed away August 11, 2002. Survived by wife, Lucille; children, Marlene (David) Rogers and Robert Remus aka Sgt Slaughter; grandchildren, Kristine, Kari (Jim), Nichole (Jason) and Kelly; great-grandchildren, Ashley, Patricia, Racqell and Marissa; siblings, Leon and Edna. Preceded in death by wife, Florence; parents, Albert & Leta; siblings, Norman, Ida, Lavern and Wilburt. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather and an avid fan of WWE and the Minnesota Twins. Posted on Find A Grave Created by: Cashline	REMUS, Rudolph Albert Henry (I91919)
9376	RUDOLPH FAGERSTGROM 1993 Rudolph Waldemar Fagerstrom, 71, Milwaukee, died Saturday, Oct. 2 at River Hills West. He was born May 17, 1922 at Sister Bay. Mr. Fagerstrom retired after 34 years of service at WTMJ-TV, a Journal Communications Company, where he worked as a television engineer supervisor. He is survived by his wife, Helen (Larson) Fagerstrom, daughters, Rita (Jeffery) Couillard and Joanne (Kurt) Kohls; a son, todd; six grandchildren, and brothers, Donald (Mary) Glen (Pat) and Vincent (Masako). He was preceded in death by two sisters and a brother. Rev. John E. Skanse will officiate at funeral services Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Deerwood Baptist Church, 8710 N. Deerwood Dr., Milwaukee, where visitation will be held from 3-6 p.m. Interment will be at Little Sister Cemetery, Sister Bay. Krause Funeral HOme, Milwaukee, is in charge of arrangements.	FAGERSTROM, Rudolph Waldemar (I21629)
9377	Rufus resided in Mansfield, Barnard, Bt., and Lebanon, NH. (Royalton VT Hist, 98). On 2 Nov. 1756 Jerusha Alden made the following request: "...I have a desier that you would put my father alden in administrator on the Estate of my husband Rufus alden Late of Ashford Deceast." David Alden of Middleborough signed the bond (Pomfred PD, #65). There were no children.	ALDEN, Rufus (I93679)
9378	Rural Neenah Man Kills Mother and Self Barn on 150 Murder Scene NEENAH-- A 56 year old rural Neenah man shot and killed his mother this morning on a farm where the family resided one mile west of Highway 45 on Highway 150 and then died at Theda Clark Hospital shortly thereafter from self-inflicted gunshot wounds, authorities said today. Taken to the hospital in the Neenah ambulance was Anton R. Kuehl, Route 2, Neenah, who shot his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Padelford, 77, of the same address, in the head with a .22 caliber rifle, the sheriff's department said. Mrs. Padelford was pronounced dead at the scene and Kuehl was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. Mrs. Kuehl notified Winnebago County sherif's officers at 10:14 this morning that she had found a note in the house when she returned from shopping. The note read: 'Don't go in the barn. Call the sheriff's department.' Body Found in Barn Mrs. Padelford's body was found in the barn and that of Kuehl about 18 feet away. According to officers, Kuehl apparently shot his mother in the lower right part of her skull and covered her with a blanket. he then walked a short distance away from the body, took off his glasses and lay against a bale of hay. They stated he then propped the .22 caliber rifle against a beam and shot himself in the right temple. Kuehl's wife told officers her husband had been in ill health. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Oshkosh, Wi Sept 6, 1963	STUESHER, Gertrude (I89273)
9379	Rush M. Greenough II Beacon, NY Rush M. Greenough II of Beacon, entered into rest on July 24, 2009 at his home. He was 88. A son of the late Rush and Mary Greenough, he was born March 17, 1921 in Saratoga Springs. On October of 1941, he married the former Adella Ovitt; she predeceased him in 1987. Rush formerly worked for Emmadine Creamery, Beacon; former Truck Driver for Local 338; former employee of the Libby Funeral Home, Inc. and employee of the City of Beacon until his retirement in 1985. He was a 50-year member of Lewis Tompkins Hose, Dutchess Junction Fire Dept., Beacon Engine Co., life member of Slater Chemical Fire Co., 35-year member of Dutchess County Volunteer Firemens Assn., life member of H.V.V.F.A., 35-year member of F.A.S.N.Y., Red Vest Assn., life member of the Blue Vests Order, 45-year member of the Masonic Lodge #283, Dutchess County Shrine Club, Cyprus Temple Lodge, life member of V.F.W. Post #666; American Legion Post #203, 70th Division WWII Assn., life member B.P.O.Elks Lodge #1493. He was an avid fisherman, NASCAR enthusiast and N.Y. Yankees fan. Rush had enlisted in the U.S. Army in April of 1939 and served with the 70th Division Third Army in the Battle of the Bulge, discharged and recalled to duty for the Korean War and discharged in 1952. While in Germany, he received the Bronze Star, Belgium Liberation Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, and Conspicuous Service Medal of the State of New York. Survivors include his three children: Rush Greenough III of Beacon, John Greenough of Cold Spring and Adella Coultas of Beacon; seven grandchildren: Rush IV, Christopher, Erin, Colleen, Scott, Jimmy and Tammi; eight great-grandchildren; a brother, John Greenough of the state of Florida; many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held on Monday, July 27 and Tuesday, July 28, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Lewis Tompkins Hose, 13 South Ave., Beacon, where at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening, funeral services will take place. Interment with Military Honors will take place Wednesday, July 29, at 12 noon at New Green Ridge Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, NY. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Lewis Tompkins Hose, 13 South Ave., Beacon, NY 12508, to be used for the Firemens Retirement Home, Hudson, NY. Arrangements by Libby Funeral Home, Inc., 55 Teller Ave., Beacon, NY; 845-831-0179. To email condolences to the family, please visit www.LibbyFuneralHome.com	GREENOUGH, Rush II (I74395)
9380	Russell Allen Slosson, 75, of Waynesboro, went home to Jesus on Monday, November 29, 2010, at Shenandoah House in Fishersville. He was born on February 17, 1935, in Hornell, New York, a son of William and Grace Wright Slosson. He was a member of Saint Mark's United Methodist Church. Following his retirement from DuPont, he was a realtor for several years. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, William "Billy" Slosson and James "Jimmy" Slosson. Surviving are his wife, Mabelle T. Slosson; his children and their spouses, Nancy and Barry Brubaker of Roswell, Georgia, and Glen and Polly Slosson of Charlottesville; two sisters and their husbands, Buddy and Bob Wright of Staunton and Virginia Lee and Jack Higgs of Waynesboro; one brother and his wife, Richard and Morelle Slosson of Waynesboro; a sister-in-law, Beth Slosson of Afton; three grandchildren, Jason A. Brubaker and his wife, Rachel, of Alpharetta, Georgia, John Russell Slosson of New York City, and Mary E. Slosson of Los Angeles; four great-grandchildren, Kyra, Caleb, Ashley, and Sydney Brubaker, all of Alpharetta, Georgia. A celebration of his life will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, December 4, 2010, at McDow Funeral Home. Interment will be private. Family and friends are welcome anytime at the home, 109 Buckingham Place, Waynesboro. The family requests memorial donations be made to the Shenandoah Hospice House, 64 Sports Medicine Drive, Fishersville, VA 22939, or the Augusta Regional SPCA, P.O. Box 2014, Staunton, VA 24402. Family and friends may share memories and condolences at www.mcdowfuneralhomeinc.com. .Published in The News Virginian from December 1 to December 3, 2010	SLOSSON, Russell Allen (I53032)
9381	Russell L. Warner, Mayflower Families in Progress: Myles Standish of the Mayflower and His Descendants for 5 Generations (Name: General Society of Mayflower Descendants 1996;).	Source (S02652)
9382	Ruth Archer 1918-1985 Daughter of Malvin & Bertha Johanna (Romyns) Hawkins. First wife of Wiley Archer. Mother of Kenneth Archer & Wiley J. Archer. Ruth Esther Hawkins Archer died May 18, 1985 Little Ferry, NJ. Born in Franklin, NJ May 19, 1918, daughter of Malvin Hawkins and (Bertha) Johanna Romyns. Surviving are two sons: Kenneth of Little Ferry & Wiley J. of Warwick, R.I.; three sisters: Frances Olsen, Upland, Calif; Dorothy Lynch, Fort Lee, NJ; & Mary Clouse, Little Ferry. Ruth formerly resided Cuddebackville.	HAWKINS, Ruth Esther (I923)
9383	Ruth married first, March 14, 1651, John Pickett, of New London, who "dyed at Sea returning from Barbados, August 16, 1667. Married second, July 2, 1668, Charles Hill, formerly of London, son of George Hill, of Barley, in Derbyshire. He died October 1684. Resided in New London. "Mr. Pickett's estate was appraised at oc1140. This was sufficient to rank him, at that period, as one of the wealthiest merchants of the place." Mr. Hill was chosen recorder of the town February 25, 1669-1670, and held the office till his death. He was also clerk of the county court at the time of his decease. They had 10 children. Ruth, a woman of great worth, died comfortably and christianly.	BREWSTER, Ruth (I07770)
9384	Ruth Serles m. Nathan Crary, son of Peter Crary, and wife, Christobel Gallup, that family of Groton, in 1788. She was b. in Preston, Conn., where her parents were living at the time, in the year 1755. Her father removed with his family in 1773 to Wyoming, Pa., where he and his son-in-law, Capt. Dethic Hewitt, were both killed in the battle and massacre of Wyoming, July 3, 1778. Ruth's bother swam the iver to get away the next morning. Ruth and her sister, Sarah or Sally, as she was called, came away from Wyoming with some of the Gallup friends, and after reaching Groton, ruth taught school for a while and was in the family of Nathan Crary before the death of his wife. At the of his marriage to Ruth Searles he was over 70 years old, and she was a little more than 20. they were married in 1788.	SEARLE, Ruth (I48894)
9385	Ruth Warner, daughter of Andrew Warner, was probably one of the younger children and born in this country. The only definite information we have of her is in a Hadley court record of 1677 that well illustrates the times and puritanical conditions under which the family lived. An ordinance had been passed forbidding women to wear silk, unless their fathers or husbands were worth a certain stated amount, endeavoring to prevent by law what is best left to those most deeply interest. Ruth Warner defied this old blue law and openly appeared in public appareled in silk. She and two others, who had likewise offended, were, as expressed in the court record, "presented at court." They were charged with "wearing silk contrary to law,", and two of them for "wearing it in a flaunting manner to the offense of sober people." Ruth was admonished by the court and her father was ordered to pay the clerk's fees and witnesses. Andrew Warner was worth L356, a large amount for this period, and one cannot but admire the spirit of Ruth Warner who thus asserted her inherent and inalienable right to adorn herself in such manner as she saw fit. The name of her husband has been variously reported as John or Daniel Pratt, ?Caley, or ?Kellogg. The Pratt is doubtless an error for her sister Hannah's marriage. The name of Caley does not appear among the early colonists. Of the early Kelloggs but one is recorded as having a wife Ruth. John Kellogg, son of Lieutenant Joseph Kellogg, bapt. in Farmington, Conn, Dec. 29, 1656, m. (1) in Hadley, Dec. 23, 1680, Sarah Moody, b. 1660, d. 1689, m. (2) Mary ?, who died after 1732. He died between 1723 and 1728. By this second marriage he had six children, born between 1693 and 1701, Ruth, Joanna, Esther, Abigail, John and James.	WARNER, Ruth (I59278)
9386	Ruth was the daughter of Cortland Sedric Alsop and Juna Myrtle Virginia (Mounts) Alsop. Cortland and Juna got married on May 22, 1922 in White Co., IL. Ruth was the first of six children born to Cortland and Juna. The children were Ruth Imogene, Beulah M., Ivan Vincent, Glenn Eugene, Marjorie Nadine and Donald Elwood Alsop. Ruth married Wendell Mayes Hallam on October 6, 1945 in Carmi, White Co., IL. They had five children, Richard L., Jerry R., Paul E., Betty Jean and Virginia Sue Hallam.	ALSOP, Ruth Imogene (I76235)
9387	Ryan, Raymond W., Jr, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S03313)
9388	S. Whitney, Ancestry.com: "The Whitney Family of Connecticut, and its Affiliations" (Name: New York: Privately Printed 1878;), Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Book Being an attempt to trace the Descndants, as well in the female as the male lines, of Henry Whitney, from 1649 to 1878 .	Source (S01702)
9389	Sabine Index, Many, La., Dec 3, 1997 Mrs. Mable Stevens, 81, of Many died Thursday, Nov. 27 at Sabine Medical Center. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29 at Trinity Baptist Church in Many. Burial followed at Union Baptist Church Cemetery. Funeral services were under the direction of Warren Meadows Funeral Home. ==== Mable Stevens Given Name . . . . . . Mable Birth Surname. . . . . Fletcher Married Surname. . . . Stevens Birth Date . . . . . . 11/10/1916 Death Date . . . . . . 11/27/1997 Approximate Age. . . . 81 Residence. . . . . . . Many, La Place of Birth . . . . Sabine Parish, La Place of Death . . . . Many, La Spouse . . . . . . . . Widowed Father . . . . . . . . Fletcher, Ed Father's Birthplace. . Sabine Parish, La Mother . . . . . . . . Cutwright, Lucinda Mother's Birthplace. . Sabine Parish, La Cemetery . . . . . . . Union Baptist Next of Kin. . . . . . Stevens, Billy Ray Doctor . . . . . . . . Sabine Med Cen	FLETCHER, Mable (I3110)
9390	Sabine Index, Many, La., Feb 25, 1988 Mr. George Abe Stevens, 70, of Many, died at LSU Medical Center, Shreveport on Feb. 14, 1988. Services were held at Union Baptist Church in Florien on Feb. 17 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Troy Henager officiating. Burial was at Union Cemetery under the direction of Warren Meadows Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, Mable Stevens of Many; one son, Billy Ray Stevens of Ft. Jesup; two daughters, Betty Ann Worrell of Milam, Tx. and Shirley Marie Meshell of Fisher; eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. ==== George Abe Stevens Given Name . . . . . . George Abe Birth Surname. . . . . Stevens Married Surname. . . . (Not Given) Birth Date . . . . . . 12/30/1917 Death Date . . . . . . 2/14/1988 Approximate Age. . . . 71 Residence. . . . . . . Many, La Place of Birth . . . . Hamburg, NJ Place of Death . . . . Shreveport, La Spouse . . . . . . . . Stevens, Mabel Father . . . . . . . . Stevens, Abe Father's Birthplace. . New Jersey Mother . . . . . . . . Mann, Grace Mother's Birthplace. . Hamburg, NJ Cemetery . . . . . . . Union Next of Kin. . . . . . Stevens, Billy Ray (son) Doctor . . . . . . . . LSU Med Cen Inscription PFC WWII	STEVENS, George Abe (I3103)
9391	Said to have been married in Pekin, New York in 1846, name of wife not known. He is said to have had three sons.	KIDDER, Ephraim (I33312)
9392	Sailed from Liverpool, England on the ship, S.S. Manhattan. Arrived in the Port of New York on May 17, 1872 (It is spelled Hawker) Henry Hawker - age 20 Jane Hawker - age 28 Bessie - age 4 Henry - age 2 Margaret - age 3/12	HUCKER, Henry (I31030)
9393	Sally burned to death in 1863, while living with her son-in-law.[Slosson 11-20-00 Greene.FTW] Sally was a widow when she married William Slosson. She was burned to death in Chazy, NY, 10 Oct 1863.	BAXTER, Sally (I04509)
9394	SALT LAKE CITY ? Marjorie Fern Riding, 87, passed away Thursday, August 29, 2013 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was born November 19, 1925 in Burley, Idaho to William and Hazel Fern Fisher Bradshaw. Marjorie married Ralph Ray Riding on September 13, 1947 in Clearfield, Utah. Ralph preceded her in death in February 2005. Marjorie is survived by her sons; Ray and Robert, daughter; Ann, brothers; Arnold (Jack), Ralph and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Internment, Clearfield City Cemetery, 1050 S. State Street, Clearfield, Utah.	BRADSHAW, Marjorie Fern (I97581)
9395	Samuel and Anna also had 2 children: one born February 17, 1757 and the other, a female, December 26, 175?.	RICHARDSON, Lemuel (I46574)
9396	Samuel and Hannah had 9 children.	BELDEN, Samuel (I04973)
9397	Samuel b. Aug. 6, 1657; m. Elizabeth Wheeler, Apr. 15, 1682; selectman of Concord, Mass., 1705, '07, '09, '13; town clerk, 175 to 1713; d. Oct 23, 1744. Wife survived him but three days.	FLETCHER, Corp. Samuel (I101416)
9398	Samuel Barker was born say 1551, probably in Wimbish, Essex, and died between 26 February 1598/9 and 16 January 1600/1, probably at Chattisham or East Bergholt, Suffolk. He married first SARAH ( ) BEDALL (possibly Beddell or Bardwell), who was the mother of his children. The only record of her was wen she was enumerated in the 26 February 1598/9 recusancy list of East Bergholt with her husband. Her married second ELIZABETH ? between 26 February 1598/9 and 16 January 1600/1, and Samuel himself died sometime within that same timeframe. Elizabeth was named several times as Samuel's widow; however, the recusancy lists are known to contain naming errors, so it is possible that the 598/9 list listed Samuel Barker's wife as Sarah in error, when she actually was named Elizabeth. If this is true, then Samuel had only one wife, ELIZABETH (BARDALL) BARKER, who was the other of his children. Nevertheless, we will refer to the children of Samuel Barker as the stepchildren of his widow Elizabeth....	BARKER, Samuel (I95998)
9399	Samuel Beadle Family, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S03314)
9400	Samuel Boreman of Wethersfield, Conn., son of Christopher and Julian (Carter) Boreman of Claydon, near Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, was born in Banbury in 1615, and baptized there Aug. 20, 1615. He removed with his father's family about 1619, from Banbury to Claydon, their early home. he married, date unknown, Mary Betts, daughter of John and Mary Betts, who were of Claydon in 1627, and afterwards emigrated to New England, where the mother, then the "Widoe" Mary Betts, had a portion in the first grants of land in Hartford, Conn, and died there in the summer of 1647, being then called "the School Dame." Samuel Boreman's first appearance as a settler in New England is at Ipswich, Mass., where, in a list of inhabitants without date, he is called a cooper, and has land recorded to him, Aug. 22, 1639. He was no doubt in the country some time before this date, having very possibly arrived the preceding summer, when, as we learn fromGovernor Winthrop's Journal, very many came over. Among the twenty ships which arrived that season, was one called the "New supply, alias the Nicholas" of London, in which came Mr. John Josslyn, Gent., who kept a journal of this voyage, and also of one taken some years later, both of which were published in London in 1675. It is not only interesting, but curious, that Josselyn, who gives the names of very few on board, including those of not more than two or thee of the 164 passengers, should have happened to mention among the latter one called Boreman; he says: "Anno Dom. 1638 April the 26, being Thursday, I came to Gravesend and went aboard the new Supply alias the Nicholas of London, a Ship of good force, 300 tons burthen, carrying 20 Sacret and minion, man'd with 48 sailors. The Master, Robert Taylor, the Merchant or Undertake, Mr. Edward Tings, with 164 passengers, men, women, and children." Further he says: " On the eighth day, one Boreman's man, a passenger, was duck'd at the main yards Arm (for being drunk with his master's strong waters which he stole) thrice, and fire given to two whole Sacree at that instant."	BOREMAN, Samuel (I97902)