The Historical Journal OF THE MORE FAMILY

Founded 1892 by David Fellows More

Issued by the John More Association

B O A R D O F E D I T O R S

EDWARD FITCH, Editor-in-Chief

TAYLOR MORE CAROLINE E. MORE CHARLES CHURCH MORE

Vol. 3, No. 8 NOVEMBER, 1938 Whole No. 47

1940 R E U N I O N COUSINS:

This is to remind you,

(1) that 1940 will mark the 50th year of the existence of onr fam­ily organization—the John More Association;

(2) that our Eleventh Reunion will take place in the last week of August, 1940;

(3) that you should not forget this date or event;

(4) that you should plan and arrange to be present—with as many of your family as possible;

(5) that there is no other family organization in the United States of America with such a unique history as that of the J. M. A.

This is also to ask you for suggestions,

(1) as to the appropriate method, of celebrating this rare and important event;

(2) as to talent in the family to be utilized in making the Re­union worthy and a grand success.

Please consider the foregoing as not only a reminder, but also an appeal from the officers of our Association.

Yours for 1940,

TAYLOR MORE, President, 2 Rector Street,

New York, N . Y.

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EDITORIAL Our Goal.

The Journal of November, 1937, began with a discussion of our goal. That goal was then described as the complete revi­sion of the genealogies of the eight lines of the More family by 1940, when the John More Association is to celebrate the half century of its existence. In the Jour­nal of 1936 the first step was taken to­ward this goal by the publication of a re­vision of the David line. It is a source of gratification to be able to offer in this number a revision of the Jonas line, and a revision of the Edward L . Line.

What Is a Revision?

Perhaps it should be explained at this point what is meant by a complete revi­sion of the genealogies. In the More His­tory, published in 1893, these genealogies were given down to the year of publica­tion. The work of keeping them brought down to date has been attempted in the More Journal, and in the main success­fully attempted. But reports in the Jour­nal have never been absolutely complete. The consequence is that, when one sets out to add to the genealogies as given in the History the new material contained in the Journal, there are still many gaps in th*-. record, because many births, marriages and deaths have never been reported. One who attempts to revise any given gene­alogy finds at once that some families have for years not been heard from; that the Journal has not reached some families because there is no correct address avail­able; or that families receiving the Jour­nal have failed to make reports. Revision, then, involves the possession of a copy of the History, a complete file of the Journal, but still more it involves patient and per­sistent correspondence and a degree of skill in detective work.

The Jonas Line.

The revision of the Jonas line, now pub­lished on pages 207-217, is the work of Cousin Carrie E . More of Roxbury, N . Y. , for fifteen years secretary of the John More Association and for all her life a ready and effective worker for our family. It will be noted that the revision as here printed is not at every point complete. Even so, it has seemed wise to print it now, in the hope that the act of publica­tion may enlist new interest and so insure the supply of the information lacking.

The Edward L . Line. The revision of the Edward L. line is

the work of Cousin Harold Knickerbocker Van Alen, of Champion, Mich. From his northern look-out post in the Upper Penin­sula of Michigan he has surveyed the field

and brought the record down to the pres­ent time. Here, also, there are some gaps that need to be filled, because letters have not been answered, or because addresses are not known. It is confidently expected that the publication of the results of his work will enlist interest and so lead to the desired result.

Harold Knickerbocker Van Alen.

Our cousin who has taken the responsi­bility for the Edward L. line deserves a special introduction to the More family. He is a great-grandson of Edward L . More, a grandson of John Stanley More, and a son of Fannie More, who was mar­ried to Benjamin T. Van Alen, for many years an honored citizen of Jersey City, N . J . Harold K. Van Alen is the young­est of their three children. He holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Officers' Reserve Corps, having passed through all the grades of the service from that of pri­vate in the First Regiment of the National Guard of Illinois. He served with distinc­tion on the Mexican border for six and one-half months in 1916, and on Apri l 1, 1917, was called into the United States service. At the close of the war he ac­cepted a commission as Captain, Infantry,

Harold Knickerbocker Van Alen Lieut. Colonel, 340th Infantry

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in the Officers' Reserve Corps, and has re­mained active as a reserve officer ever since. He has an interest in several lines of genealogy which converge in him, and during the past months he has prosecuted a vigorous search for the widely-scattered members of the Edward L. line, and with notable success.

This introduction may properly end with an editorial note, first of apology for having referred in the last Journal to Cousin Harold as Howard. Be it said once for all, his name is Harold. And further, it has been a delight to have had such energetic and competent co-operation as Cousin Harold has furnished in the work of keeping the records of the More family. His frequent letters, his knack of finding clues, his patience, perseverance and thoroughness, have been an inspira­tion.

Thanks to Mrs. Kenyon.

In the work of compiling the genealogy of the Edward L. line, the readiness with which Mrs. Mabel Watrous Kenyon has furnished assistance has earned the thanks of Mr. Van Alen, and he has asked for this opportunity to express his apprecia­tion. Mrs. Kenyon has a wide personal acquaintance with the members of her line, particularly with those who have con­tinued to live in New York State. She has been prompt in answering inquiries and helpful in offering suggestions. Much credit is due to her for helping to bring the revised genealogy of the Edward L. line so far along toward completion.

Now that three of the lines have had revision, a forward look is in order, to see what may be expected from the remaining five.

The John T. Line.

Cousin Clark More, 116 South Elmwood Drive, Aurora, 111., has undertaken this task. He has at hand a copy of the His­tory, and a complete file of the Journal. He is now engaged in the most difficult part of his work, that of getting informa­tion by correspondence.

The Robert Line.

Under date of September 27, 1937, Cousin Charles Church More, 4545 Fif th Avenue, N . E. , Seattle, Washington, wrote: "I will be glad to work up the Robert line as suggested." Cousin Charles has been burdened with a heavy load of professional duties, but hopes soon to be able to resume his activities for the John More Association.

The Alexander T. Line.

Cousin Fannie Clark Spear, 21 Park

Street, Barre, Vermont, is in charge of the revision of the Alexander T. line, and has organized a corps of helpers who are taking, each one, a branch of the line. Some part of the work is now complete, and the final revision may be expected in 1939.

The Jean Line.

A considerable amount of material about the Jean line, collected by our late cousin, Nellie Preston Edsall, was published in the Journal of 1936. Cousin Mary Riley Terry, 1209 West Colvin Street, Syracuse, N . Y. , is at work on one branch of the Jean line. In general, the field is large and the laborers are few. Volunteers are more sorely needed here than anywhere else.

The James Line.

Cousin Ethel Hunt Talman, Room 709, 25 Beaver Street, New York, N . Y . , has accepted responsibility for the James line, and is of good courage, in spite of her many unanswered letters.

Our Mailing List.

Last November, forty-three copies of the More Journal were returned to the post office in Walton because the addresses were faulty. Of this number, twenty-seven have been accounted for, while six­teen remain uncorrected.

Letters have been written seeking the needed information, and some responses have been received, while others are awaited. It seems wise, nevertheless, to print here all the addresses that are at present faulty:

Florence L . Boyer, 513,(13)3; Mrs. Na­than R. Graves, m311,21, and Nathan H . Graves, 311,212; Powell M. Grant, 141,2; Mrs. Mildred Brewster Gutshall, 3(12) 1 3 :

Earl Philip Guy, 284,13; Mrs. Lenora Ken­yon, 513,22; Edgar Leonard, 513,(13)8: Mrs Florence B. Lube, 3(13)1,2; Mrs. Daurice Graves Pier, 311,21; Miss Marie Maples Preston, 564,1; Robert Duncan Sin-

671,2; Gilbert S. Slade, 671,21; Mrs. Bes-f j * Greenman Sullivan, 614,32; Jonas More Tompkins, 5(10)2,2.

Of the addresses that were listed on page 170 of the last Journal as faulty only two have been corrected: Wallace Bluce Smith and Robert Amasa Smith Information about this family will be found under 552 in News of the Clan.

This entire article about the mailing list is an appeal for help. If any reader can correct any of these addresses, please send

information to the secretary, Edward Fitch Clinton, N . Y. , or to the assistant secretary Mrs. Margaret More White, Walton, N . Y .

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The Seacords.

Since the Seacords, all going back to Maria More, daughter of Edward L . More, and wife of James M. Seacord, are an im­portant unit of the More family, it is a matter of interest to know that a history of the Seacord family is being pre­pared, which will, in time, find it conven­ient to refer to the family records assem­bled in the More History and in the Jour­nal. Arthur W. Seacord (857,1), profes­sor of English in the University of Illinois, has recently written, in answer to an in­quiry by Harold K. Van Alen, as follows:

"The man working on the Seacord his­tory is Professor Henry David Gray of Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, but his article, 'Early History of the Si-card-Secor Family' in the N . Y. Geneolog­ical & Biographical Record, LXVIII (Oct. 1937), No. 4, pp. 313-323, comes only down to the late eighteenth century, that is, not clear down to the Revolutionary War. Professor Gray comes of the Canadian

branch spelled Secord. Our Seacords con­nect somewhere to this Hugenot family stemming from old Ambrose Sicard, but I've never discovered where. Mr. Morgan H . Seacord of New Rochelle, N . Y. , knows most about that."

Our Pictures.

Harold K. Van Alen is known by his good works and will, it is hoped, become personally known to those who attend the reunion of 1940.

To those who have attended the re­unions in Roxbury, the faces of the two brothers, Luzerne and Frederick V. Co­ville, will be a welcome reminder of two steadfast friends of our Association.

The cut of Anna Smith Keator, wife of Andrew F. Lutz, is made from a picture which is a favorite in the circle of her friends, and which shows her standing on the lawn before her home in Roxbury. An obituary notice of Mrs. Lutz was pub­lished in the Journal of 1936, p. 152.

EVENTS OF THE YEAR The John More Association, Incorporated.

The third annual meeting of the mem­bers and directors of the John More As­sociation, Inc., was held in Roxbury, N . Y. , August 30, 1938. Nine of the sixteen members of the Association were present: Taylor and Fred More, Samuel J . Keator, Mrs. Helen Gould Shepard and Finley J . Shepard, Samuel More, Arthur F. Bouton and Andrew F . Lutz, John G. More. Miss Anna Palen and Mrs. Mabel Watrous Kenyon were also present by invitation of the president.

Taylor More, president of the corpora­tion, referred to the death of Alfred T. Hunt, who was present at the last meet­ing, and it was ordered that a note be made in these minutes of the deep regret of the members because of his death, and of our appreciation of his loyal, active and whole-hearted support of the Associa­tion, incorporation, and their activities. Andrew F. Lutz and Taylor More were designated by unanimous vote to send a suitable expression of our loss to Adelaide D. Hunt, only daughter.

A report was received on the operation of the farm for the year past: 1. That the rental received had been $480; that disbursements for taxes had been $291.29, and for insurance, $37.90; leaving a bal­ance of $150.81; 2. That, pursuant to the authorization at the last meeting, ten acres of the farm land had been sold to Mr. Tieschman for $300, and that the farm now consisted of 264 acres; and further, that necessary repairs to the property and miscellaneous expenses had

amounted to $245.93, leaving a balance of the principal sum of $54.07; so that the total cash balance on August 30, 1938, was $204.88.

A written report was received from Willis J . Lutz, tenant, showing how the farm land had been used during the past three years of his tenancy. The com­mittee on management further reported that a new lease had been made with Willis J . Lutz for three years from Oc­tober 1, 1938, to September 30, 1941, ex­tending the present lease in substance, at the rental of $570 the first year, $630 the second year and $690 the third year.

The action of the committee in renewing the lease on these terms was duly ratified.

Notice was given of a proposed amend­ment to the by-laws, to be acted upon at the meeting in 1939, providing for a change of date of the annual meeting from August 30 to the last Saturday in August each year.

Harold K. Van Alen, of Champion, Mich., a member for the Edward L . line, presented his resignation because of the distance at which he resides. Mrs. Mabel Watrous Kenyon was elected to succeed him; also Miss Adelaide D. Hunt was elected a member for the James line, suc­ceeding her father, now deceased.

The following were elected directors, one from each line: Taylor More, Sam­uel J . Keator, Finley J . Shepard, Samuel More, Andrew F. Lutz, Stoddard M . Ste­vens, Jr., John G. More, Stanley Coville.

The president reported that no contribu­tions had been made to the Roxbury Ceme­tery Association, Inc., for the care of the

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family plot where John and Betty are buried, and read a letter from Ralph F Ives, Esq., secretary of the Association, stating that the lot was about 2,000 square feet and that the reasonable payment for the care of the lot would be from $8 to $10 a year. Whereupon, Mr. Shepard moved that this corporation pay to the Cemetery Association the sum of $20 for the care of the lot for two years, 1937 and 1938. The motion was unanimously carried.

4.1. Mr. Andrew F. Lutz, secretary, reported that the assessment on the farm land and buildings for the present year is $8,500; and that the insurance carried is $15 500 which is the maximum amount that can be placed. He further reported an esti­mate made by Mr. Robert Doonan for supplying materials and building the new tenant house, building a spring house and providing pipes and laying the same for direct water supply, building cesspool and grading, as $7,900.

Before adjournment, the president called attention to the near approach of the fiftieth anniversary of the John More As­sociation in 1940, and invited earnest and active co-operation in preparing for that important event.

After the adjournment of the meeting of o ™ m e m £ e r s ' t h e directors met at 12-45

M \ These were present: Taylor More, president; Samuel J . Keator, Finley J tohepard, Samuel More, Andrew F Lutz' A ? £• ¥ . o r e - T h o s e a b s e n t were: Stod­dard M Stevens, Jr., and Stanley Coville. ihe following officers were duly elected for the ensuing year: President and Treasurer, Taylor More; First Vice Pres­ident Mrs Helen Gould Shepard; Second Vice President, John G. More; Secretary-Andrew F. Lutz. J

On motion duly made and carried, Messrs Finley J . Shepard, Andrew F Lutz and Taylor More were designated a committee to have fu l l management of the farm until their successors are chosen Ihe meeting then adjourned.

A Tenant House on the More Farm.

A recent announcement by Taylor More president of the. John More Association,' inc., is of prime importance. It is to this effect, that the Association is now building a seven-room frame house on the John ThJVf-M™' f 0 / i h \ u s e o f t h e tenant n n t i W a

l d K m g ^ f t h e h 0 U S e h a s b e e n rnade Gould generosity of Frank J .

Those who visited the farm this past summer observed that the foundation of a house was already there, but that work ment discontinued. This announce­ment, that the work is now being carried

laction. The new house will meet the

needs of the family which has the farm m charge. It will then be possible to use the stone house for such purposes as may seem to further the interests of the As­sociation in the best way.

Roxbury in Summer.

Mr and Mrs. Finley J . Shepard at Kirk-side had as their near neighbors at River Cottage Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Burr and their three sons, John, Peter and David Burr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Har-

z ^ ^ m ^ o u ! ^ ™° Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert J . Palen with their

two sons spent the summer at their Rox­bury home. The elder son, Gilbert M , is now entering upon his fourth year in the Medical School of Duke University. John ralen has begun his second year at the Dickinson Law School, Carlisle, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor More were at Wunmore Cottage as last year, and Dr and Mrs. Charles H . Snow and Miss Helen Snow spent most of the summer at their Mam Street home.

Mrs. Mabel Watrous Kenyon of Bing­hamton, N . Y. , and her daughter, El izf-beth Jane, occupied the house of Cousin Carrie More during the two midsummer T ° n t h ? - ™ T h e y h a d a s t h e i r guest in l a r l y August Mrs. Luzerne Coville of Arhngto?

Mrs. Charles A . Rose of Bronxville with her three children, Richard lots and Philip, had the Mrs. Amanda Taylor Cot tage on Locust Street as last year. Sam-

guest Jin\ eu agust. 0 f ™ t h e i r

Mrs. S. Sydney Bradford, Jr., of Ha­gerstown, Md., with her two younger sons

daughter Deborah, was at Frisbee House for the summer Clement Keator and wife were guests at Frisbee House in early July and John Frisbee Keator and family were guests in August.

tonMrMoandwMrS- F r f d G o u l d o f Farming-ton, Mo., were guests at the Roxburv Inn during most of August. Mr. Gould ís the J°av Goufnbram, £°Uld' a half-brother of the Mores' thd \ a S J " a n y f r i e n d s am°«g memb^of' t t l ï í i ^ » h M *

Dr. and Mrs. Edward Fitch of Clinton

S u r ^ I n f * " ° f A u ^ t Í the

Roxbury in September.

The equinoctial storm that visited the Atlantic coast in September took a fling

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at Roxbury. Wednesday night and Thurs­day, September 21 and 22, were flood time. Six inches of water fell in three days, and four inches of it fell on Wednesday. A high wind blew and the village was with­out electric service from Wednesday night to Thursday noon. It was feared that Kirkside lake might go out and watchers were stationed there all Wednesday night, awaiting the emergency that did not arise. Thursday morning Kirkside Park was a swirling lake, and four rustic bridges were missing. At the John More farm, considerable damage was done, particu­larly to the bridge abutments, necessitat­ing unexpected additional expense. Ihe high-water mark for the East Branch was raised by eighteen inches.

John More and the Turnpikes.

One of our allied members, Donald Mac-Pherson, m 422,12, supervisor of the Town of Stamford, N . Y. , recently addressed the Kiwanis Club of Walton, N . Y . , on the subject of early highways in Delaware County. His address, which was fully summarized in the Walton Reporter of September 30, 1938, casts much light on dark places, and is welcome reading to anyone who likes to reconstruct the past.

The first and most important of these roads, chartered by the state in 1800 as the Susquehanna turnpike and empowered to collect tolls, ran from Catskill to Wat­tles' ferry (Unadilla), and passed through Leeds, Cairo, Durham, Manorkill, Cones-ville, West Conesville, Gilboa, Stamford, Harpersfield, Kortright Center, Meredith, Treadwell, and Franklin to Unadilla. Milestones were set along this turnpike, each with an inscription giving the dis­tance to Catskill. One who drives over the present highway from Franklin to Unadilla finds a half dozen of these old milestones which were recently recovered from surrounding fields and stone walls and reset in their places by the Franklin chapter of the Daughters of the Revolu­tion.

The next turnpike which Mr. MacPher-son lists was chartered in 1802 and con­nected Moresville with the Susquehanna turnpike. It is thus described: "Scho­harie K i l l Bridge company road, Cairo in Greene county to the house of John More in the town of Roxbury, and in 1810 from the house of John More to the junction with the Susquehanna turnpike near the house of John S. Bradford at South Gil-boa."

Still another, chartered in 1805, was the "Little Delaware turnpike, from Leal's, now Sherwood's, bridge near Delhi, to the house of Elisha B. Maynard in Bovina and from there in the nearest and most con­venient route to the tavern of John More in Roxbury."

It appears, then, that the tavern of John More, though it was not on thè Susquehanna turnpike, was early con­nected with it, and was one of the focal points in the early road system of Dela­ware County.

James Bolard More.

James Bolard More, who has been in the consular service since 1931, has just com­pleted three and one-half years of resi­dence in Spain, most of the time under the trying conditions caused by the civil war. While on leave in this country in the sum­mer of 1936, he was suddenly called back to his post by the outbreak of the war. He remained in Spain until August, 1938, when he left Barcelona for a sixty-day leave at home before proceeding to his new post at Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa.

After arriving in New York on Septem­ber 1st he enjoyed two weeks of rest on the Massachusetts coast with his mother, Mrs. Louise Bolard More of Wellesley, Mass., who had the pleasure of seeing her three children together for the first time in three years. In these days, residence in the tropics involves a series of protec­tive inoculations against various diseases, so that a leave of sixty days is not a time of unalloyed pleasure. Cousin Bolard sailed for England on October 26, to take a Liverpool steamer for Lagos. His term of service in Spain was longer than is usual for a vice consul. Conversely, the appointment to a tropical country will be shorter than usual, so that there is a fair probability that Cousin Bolard may be able to attend the More reunion of 1940.

Brandow-Wade.

In Sage Chapel, on the campus of Cor­nell University, Ithaca, New York, at 4 P M. , August 20, 1938, occurred the mar­riage of Miss Adelaide Louise Wade, daughter of Lewis M . Wade of Worcester, New York, and the late Bessie Danella More, to Mr. George E . Brandow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brandow of Roxbury, New York.

The wedding ceremony was solemnized by Rev. A . D. Finch, Ithaca, New York, formerly pastor of the Worcester Metho­dist church, and, incidentally, the minister who baptized Mrs. Brandow in infancy.

Miss Mary lizabeth Wellington of Ge­neva, New York, a classmate of Mrs. Brandow, acted as bridesmaid. Mr. Bran-dow's best man was Mr. Wilson Bell, a native of Virginia.

The wedding was a simple and unosten­tatious event, with only a few of the close friends and relatives of the couple in attendance. Immediately following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Brandow left by

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automobile for a honeymoon in northern New York. After September first, they will be at home to their friends in a fur­nished apartment at 240 Linden Avenue, Ithaca, New York.

Mrs. Brandow was graduated from Worcester Central School in 1932, and from the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University in 1936. She was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. For the past two years she has assisted on the office staff at Cornell in the department of Agricultural Econom­ics.

Mr. Brandow is a graduate of Roxbury high school and of the College of Agricul­ture at Cornell University in the class of 1935. He was a member of Phi Kappa Phi and of Ho-Nun-De-Kah, senior honor­ary society. He is at present a graduate student in prices and statistics under the Westinghouse Economic Fellowship.

Ives-Allaben.

A wedding, all in the More family, took place on November 28, 1937. The princi­pals were two cousins who had parts in the reunion program of 1935. Charles K. Ives will be remembered as the ready toastmaster at the family luncheon. Ruth Mary Allaben sang on Sunday evening, and again at the parade of the brides, on Tuesday evening. The bride and groom are fourth cousins, and the bride has also the distinction of belonging to the Jean line on her father's side and to the John T. line on her mother's side. The Roxbury correspondent of the Walton Reporter gave the following account of the wed­ding:

"Miss Ruth Mary Allaben, eldest daugh­ter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Allaben of Binghamton, was united in marriage to Charles Keator Ives, son of Attorney Ralph S. Ives of Roxbury, at the Allaben home in Binghamton Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The ring ceremony was per­formed by Rev. Brauer of Binghamton be­fore banked palms and chrysanthemums.

"Miss Allaben, attired in a rust colored velvet gown and juliet cap of pearls, was given away by her father. The couple was attended by Miss Betty More Allaben, youngest sister of the bride, who wore a peacock blue taffeta dress trimmed with dubonnet, and Frank L. Enderlin of Rox­bury. Before the ceremony several violin selections were played by Miss Ann Alla­ben, sister of the bride, and the wedding march was played by Mis» Britton, a former teacher of the bride. Immediately following the ceremony lunch was served to thirty-five guests. The happy couple left at midnight for Philadelphia, where they will reside for the present. Mrs. Ives' going away dress was of burnt orange wool and she wore brown acces­sories with it.

"Mrs. Ives is a graduate of Binghamton high school and of Northwestern Univer­sity and is an accomplished musician. She formerly broadcast from the Bing­hamton station and is now engaged in radio broadcasting in Philadelphia, Pa.

"Mr. Ives is a graduate of the Roxbury high school, Cornell University and is now a senior at the Hahnemann Medical Col­lege in Philadelphia, Pa. He is a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, was president of the junior class of the medi­cal school and is now president of the senior class. He is nationally known be­cause of his athletic ability. He was a member of the Cornell crew for three years and is one of the best swimmers in the country and has a large collection of medals which he has won at swimming meets."

The latest distinction in swimming was won in New York City on December 5, 1937, where he captured the 100-yard free­style sprint at the initial open water car­nival of the Metropolitan A. A . U . indoor season.

Campbell-Bouton.

Miss Marjorie Bouton, physiotherapist at the U. S. Army Hospital, Schofield Bar­racks, Hawaii, was married on February 22, 1938, to James White Campbell, son of A. J. Campbell of Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell reside in Hawaii. The fol­lowing account of the wedding is from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin:

"The wedding was held in the garden of the Campbell home on Beretania Street, Honolulu, at twilight on Washington's birthday, which is spring in Hawaii, and an especially beautiful season there. The ceremony, which took place before an im­provised altar of papyrus, maile leis, calla lilies and lighted tapers, was performed by the Rev. Henry P. Judd in the presence of about 70 guests. The young bride was gowned in an afternoon dress of beige with dubonnet accents. She wore a short white veil, and carried a spray of orchids. Her only attendant, Miss Myrna Nichols, wore a blue gown with a corsage of pink delphiniums. Mrs. A . J . Campbell, mother of the groom, was charming in a gown of white chiffon. A reception was held at the Campbell home after the ceremony.

"Immediately after the ceremony the couple talked by telephone with Mrs. Campbell's parents in Roxbury. Although the bridal pair were 6,000 miles away, Mr. and Mrs. Bouton could hear their voices very plainly. The conversation took place at 4:45 P. M. in Hawaii and 10:45 P. M . Roxbury time.

"Mrs. Campbell is a graduate of Rox­bury high school, Cortland Normal and took a special course in physiotherapy at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington,

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D. C. For the past year she has been a physiotherapist at the Schofield Barracks Hospital, Honolulu. Mr. Campbell, a graduate of Yale University, is associated with his father's stock and bond business. The couple will make their future home at Mokuleia."

Woodruff-Cranston.

Miss Harriet Fitch Cranston, daughter of Dr. William J . Cranston and Anna Fitch, and great-granddaughter of Anna More, was married at the home of her parents in Kingston, N . Y . , on May 16, 1938, to William Eber Woodruff, son of Éber Blaine Woodruff and Helen Herron of Washington, D. C.

The officiating clergyman was Rev. R. Hawley Fitch of Proctor, Vermont, the bride's cousin.

The guests were the members of the immediate families. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore her mother's wedding gown of marquisette and lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and was attended by Miss Jean M. Ful-larton of Bronxville, who wore flowered chiffon and carried talisman roses. John Moxon of Mountainside, N . J., acted as best man.

The house was decorated with spirea, l i ­lacs and evergreens. There were bouquets of roses on the tables.

After the wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff left for a week's stay at the Cranston farm near Walton. Their home is in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Woodruff was graduated from Mt. Holyoke College in 1933, and received the master's degree from Brown University, where she was graduate assistant in the department of biology for two years. From 1935 to 1937 she was research as­sistant at the department of genetics of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, at Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y. Mr. Woodruff is a graduate of Dartmouth College in 1931, and is on the staff of the Washing­ton Post.

Luzerne Coville.

Dr. (Addison) Luzerne Coville died June 23, 1938, in Arlington, Va., six years after his retirement from the practice of medicine in Ithaca, N . Y . He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Alice Perkins Coville, by his son, Perkins Coville, and by three grandchildren. The burial was in the cemetery at Oxford, N . Y. , the home of his boyhood.

Dr. Coville was born in Preston, Che­nango County, N . Y. , August 16, 1865, but in 1869 removed with his parents to nearby Oxford. He was graduated in 1886 from Cornell University, having been an

Luzerne Coville

editor of the Cornell Sun and the secre­tary of his class. After taking his medi­cal course in New York, he served as in­terne in Bellevue Hospital, New York, and St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn. He then began the practice of medicine in Brooklyn. On June 23, 1896, he married Miss Alice Perkins of Oxford, in New York City.

Concerning Dr. Coville's career in Ith­aca the July issue of the Cornell Alumni News says:

"For thirty-six years he practiced med­icine in Ithaca, having attended the Col­lege of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, and practiced five years in Brook­lyn. In 1898 he came back to Ithaca and became lecturer on Anatomy in the Medical College, and in 1900 was appointed lecturer in Surgery, but re­signed to give aid in combating the ty­phoid epidemic of 1903. He had a wide practice among students, and for several years from 1914 his office was in Sheldon Court, on College Avenue. He served two terms as president of the Tompkins County Medical Society, was for thirty-

November, 1938 OP T H E MORE F A M I L Y 197

four years its delegate to the Medical So­ciety of New York, and as president of the Tompkins County Tuberculosis Asso­ciation was credited in large part with getting the state to build the present Biggs Memorial Hospital on West Hill."

Prominent among Dr. Coville's many in­terests was local history. He served for a time as city historian of Ithaca, and in 1931 he published a booklet of fifty pages in commemoration of the centennial of the Tornado Hook and Ladder Com­pany, No 3. This work is also a brief history of Ithaca from the seventeenth century on, and shows a wide knowledge of local conditions in early times and a keen sense of how familiar scenes of to­day came to be what they now are. He was chairman of the Tompkins County George Washington Bicentennial Commit­tee, and a member of the DeWitt Histori­cal Society.

The years of his early manhood coin­cided with the beginnings of the John More Association. He attended the first reunion in Roxbury, was a member of the Permanent Committee from the beginning, and was zealous in searching out and re­cording the details of the early history. In an article, "Heredity," contributed to the More Journal of 1897, he sketches the scientific theories of heredity and applies them to the More family, raising the ques­tion at the end: "Are we decadent through late marriages?"

Dr. Coville had a special appreciation of Indian lore and could present sympa­thetically the noble side of Indian charac­ter. This ability was shown in his speech at the Campfire in 1915, when, imperson­ating Joseph Brant or Thayenda-negea, he offered a critique of civilized man by contrast with the simplicities of savage life. Those who heard the speech in the evening recalled what they had seen in the afternoon at the pageant, when, dressed in complete Indian attire, he en­acted the visit of Joseph Brant to Har-persfield to warn his friend, John More, of impending danger. Once again, at the re­union of 1925, during the outing at the farm, he impersonated Brant, and for the benefit of the younger generation reviewed the whole family history, and gave among other things some account of the stone farm house.

Luzerne Coville was the son of one of the youngest children of the youngest son of John More. His mother, Lydia Smith More, daughter of Edward L . More, was born in the little red house that preceded the stone farm house. Her girlhood was lived on this farm and in the stone house where John More spent his last days. Lydia More had a retentive memory, and the family tradition which her son re­ceived from her lips is the most direct and authoritative that we of this gen­eration have received. There is a special

value, therefore, in the talk which Dr. Co­ville gave at the reunion of 1920, when his hearers were in and around the house, listening as he gave a detailed description of the various rooms. The strength of the same family tradition appears in the tribute that the son paid to the mother after her death in 1904. It is a beautiful tribute, from which the closing words are here given (Journal, 1, 167-8) : "Through all the days of her childhood, her maiden­hood, her young womanhood, the foster children, and sons and grandchildren call up only a blessed memory. Thrifts—holy and genial—the very spirit of unrest in doing, was in her body, soul and mind. Of such is made the foundation of na­tions—aye, mankind in the making."

The two Coville brothers, Luzerne and Fred, were stalwart and loyal members of the More family. It is indeed a severe loss that has come to our Association in the death of these two brothers in two succeeding years. The picture of Fred­erick V. Coville, distinguished scientist, whose obituary was published in the Jour­nal of 1937, is here given with that of his older brother, Luzerne.

Frederick V. Coville

198 T H E HISTORICAL J O U R N A L Vol. 3, No. 8

NEWS OF THE CLAN The following items concerning the mem­

bers of the family are numbered accord­ing to the system used in the Permanent Record. This system is explained in the Journal for November, 1935, page 126. The same explanation is prefixed to the list of those in attendance at the reunions of 1910, 1915, 1920, 1925 and 1930. See Journals for 1912, 1916, 1921, 1925, 1930.

A good way to master the system is to read your own number backwards. For example: the number of our president, Taylor More, is 112,7. That means that he is the seventh child of the second child (Taylor), of the first child (John L . ) , of the first child (John T.), of John and Betty Taylor More.

1. John T. 113,152.

A son, Charles Donald Buchanan, was born December 3, 1936, in Tacoma, Wash­ington, to Charles R. Buchanan and Kath­arine Frances More.

m 114,6.

Mrs. Margaret Christina (Miller) More, wife of Fred More of Hobart, N . Y. , died in Stamford, N . Y. , Apri l 10, 1938, as the result of a traffic accident. She was born in Bovina, N . Y . , January 12, 1871, the daughter of John I. and Eleanor Thomp­son Miller. She attended Delaware Acad­emy, Delhi, N . Y. , and was married to Mr. More in Delhi on September 19, 1894. Their home was for a few years in Bloom-ville, N . Y. , where her husband was the agent for the Ulster and Delaware Rail­road. Later they moved to Hobart, which has been the family home for many years. Besides the husband, two daughters sur­vive: Eleanor, wife of Wallace H. Rich of Hobart, and Cornelia, wife of Aaron M . Sargent of San Francisco, Cal.; also three grandchildren: Mary Barbara and Wallace H. Rich, Jr., and Janice Elise Sargent.

Mrs. More was a devoted wife and mother, a dear friend and neighbor. While her home and family ever held first place in her life, her interests were many, and to church and various social organiza­tions she gave that loyalty which was one of her outstanding traits.

The sympathy of the entire community which was extended to the bereaved fam­ily was mingled with a feeling of indig­nation shared by all who read of the acci­dent. Mrs. More was crossing the street on her way to evening church service, when a reckless and half-drunken driver, proceeding at a high rate of speed, struck her and threw her about sixty feet along

a side street. She lived only a few hours, after being taken to the Stamford hos­pital.

m 135,4.

Edward Renfrew Pettegrew of Tiskilwa, 111., husband of the late Emma Frances More, died at the hospital in Princeton, 111., December 25, 1937. He was born in Tiskilwa and lived there except for two years spent in homesteading in Colorado. As a young man he learned the mercantile business and later entered a partnership with Jonas H . More. After Mr. More's death in 1896, the business of the More-Pettegrew general store, in which Mrs. Pettegrew and her sister, Marion M . More, retained an interest, was managed by him until it was sold in 1917. He was later engaged in dairy farming. One of his fellow-townsmen wrote concerning him:

"Mr. Pettegrew has been prominent in the political and business life of the com­munity during his long residence here. He was president of the village board for several terms, was school director for many years and was supervisor of In-diantown township for several terms. A l ­though always fair and uprignt, lie was firm in his dealings and made an ideal public officer, serving with prudence and distinction. He was treasurer of the lo­cal Mutual Fire Insurance Company and was highly esteemed in that office.

"He was a life-long member of St. Jude's Episcopal church and was a mem­ber of the vestry not less than 37 years and was senior warden for 20 years. Ac­cording to those who knew him, he was a real practicing Christian, who never made a display of his religion, but who followed its teachings through a long and useful life."

On November 12, 1890, he married Emma Frances More, daughter of Jonas H . More. Her death occurred September 16, 1937. Cousin Marion More is now the last of the family that has been prom­inently identified with Tiskilwa for many years.

135,6.

Miss Marion M. More spent the winter at Lake Worth, Florida.

141,22.

The efforts of Cousin Clark More to bring the record of the John T. line up to date have yielded results that deserve to be printed and are here given:

Mary Nellie Grant, great-granddaugh­ter of Mary More Grant, and wife of Harry Lamont Eckert, of Hamden, N . Y. , died February 21, 1923. She was born

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 199

in Merrickville, Delaware County, N . Y . , and was married to Mr. Eckert in Bloom-ville, N . Y. , September 21, 1907.

141,221-141,225.

Of the five children of Mary More Grant and Harry Lamont Eckert, all born in Bloomville, the oldest, Marjorie Grant Eckert, is a registered nurse at Peck Me­morial Hospital, Brooklyn, N . Y .

The second, Charles Martin Eckert, is in business in New York City, having as his address: Care of J . P. Morgan and Company, 23 Wall Street.

The third, Frederick Jamieson Eckert, is at 350 Madison Avenue, with Hurdman and Cranstoun.

The two younger children live with their father in Hamden: Frances Marian Eck­ert, born November 25, 1916; and Herbert Lamont Eckert, born November 2, 1918.

152,1.

Elizabeth Benham Kuhlmann, daughter of Martinus Benham and Catherine More, and wife of J . F . Kuhlmann, died at her home m Prattsville, N . Y. , on November 26, 1937. The burial was in Ferndale Cemetery, Gloversville, N . Y . She was born March 27, 1862, in South Valley, Ot­sego County, N . Y. For several years she was a teacher in the Southhold, L . I., high school and later in the Middleville, T V. Y ' ' n i g n s c n ° o 1 - Her marriage to John Frederick Kuhlmann took place Sep­tember 27, 1905, at Newark Valley, N . Y . He is the son of John Frederick Kuhl­mann and Catherine Hiel and was born January 3, 1869, in Brooklyn, N . Y. Mrs. Kuhlmann was active in the work of the M . E . Church, of which she was a mem­ber, and was greatly beloved for her kmd and generous nature. She was also a loyal member of the Eastern Star. The community where her married life was spent remembers her with sincere affec­tion.

1(11)8.

The death of Homer Morgan More youngest of the children of David Lara-way More, occurred at his home in Pel­ham Manor, N . Y. , October 18, 1898. Death was due to coronary thrombosis.

Mr. More was born in Jersey City, N . J., June 10, 1865, and began life as a runner in Wall Street, New York. His whole business career was in lower New York, and at the time of his death he was a partner in one of the oldest and most conservative houses on the street, Tate and Hays, 71 Broadway. His widow, Marion Edith (Lindsay) More, survives him, a daughter, Mary Edith, eighteen years old, and a son, Homer Lindsay fif­teen; also a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth More Hadley of Seattle, Wash.

Mr. More with his family attended the reunions of 1930 and 1935, and shared in all festivities of the occasion. He was proud of his More ancestry and was a loyal member of the family Association

2. Robert

241,312.

Marion Reed Keator was married on January 21, 1933, at Bryn Mawr Penna to Frank Brisbin Foster, Jr^ He was born October 2, 1908, at Bryn Mawr

d en 2 m i T f n p They have two chil­dren 241312,1, Frank Brisbin Foster, and fel^VV9^ i n Philadelphia and 241,312,2, Carolyn Reed Foster born November 22, 1937, in Bryn Mawr!

246,32.

The address of Mrs. Helen Sherrer Wil­son, granddaughter of the late David F

254,311.

Miss Elizabeth Preston Tupper, daugh­ter of George W. and Angie Preston Tap­per, entered St. Luke's training school in nurle. September as a student

271,51.

Helen Imogene Pease, daughter of Frank A. Pease and Grace Skellie, was married on July 4, 1937, at Ripley, N . Y to Newton George Webb, the son of C.' Milton Webb and Mary Ellen Young He was born October 16, 1905, in Pittsburgh

3. Alexander T.

326,111.

Miss Silvia Annunziata Gould, daughter a n i L M r s - Kingdon Gould, and a

great-granddaughter of the late Jay trould was married January 14, 1938 in New York City, to Charles Dabney Thorn son, son of Alexander Thomson and Mary Moore Dabney of Cincinnati, Ohio The ceremony was performed at the 'bride's home by Rev John LaFarge. Miss Edith Kingdon Gould was her sister's maid of honor. Mrs. Thomson, a member of the Junior League, was graduated from Miss H e ^ r t i , s „Classes and studied also at Bar-H r > r l t - 0 l I e | e i . Thomson attended the Hotchkiss School and the Asheville Schools ? mYa 8 f P d u a t e d from Yale University í n 7 « « 9 3 r ^ M r - A a n d M r s - Thomson reside at nati A y enue, College Hi l l , Cincin-

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m 326,12.

Mrs. Anne Douglas Graham Strotz, widow of the late Jay Gould, son of George J . Gould, died in New York City on September 13, 1938. After the death of Mr. Gould, she married on October 5, 1935, Harold C. Strotz. She is survived by two daughters by her former mar­riage, Mrs. Ludlow W. Stevens, the for­mer Eleanor Gould, and Mrs. Herman H. Elsbury, the former Anne D. Gould, also by a son, Jay Gould, 3rd.

371,411.

Mary Jane Van Dyke, daughter of Harold Clark Van Dyke and Mary Angela Flanagan, was born Apri l 18, 1937, in Hornell, N . Y .

371,42.

Miss Marian A. Van Dyke, who is a teacher in Irvington-on-Hudson, returned in early September from a trip abroad, having visited Italy and other countries.

371,43.

Abram Joseph Van Dyke and Miss Flor­ence Louise Mattice, daughter of John Charles Mattice, were married in Yonkers, N . Y. , February 10, 1934.

371,431.

Joanna Van Dyke, daughter of Abram Joseph Van Dyke and Florence Louise Mattice, was born December 12, 1936, at Bay Shore, N . Y .

371,512.

A daughter, Sally Ann Spear, was born January 31, 1936, to Orlo H. and Mary Ledwith Spear, 1430 Francisco Street, San Francisco, Cal.

m 373,1.

Mrs. Addie E . Bresee, widow of Marvin J . More, died at Worcester, N . Y. , July 19, 1937. She was born September 26, 1863, in Davenport, N . Y. , the daughter of Chauncey Olmstead and Harriet Wil­cox. Her marriage to Marvin J . More of Fergusonville, N . Y. , took place December 26, 1883. One daughter was born to them, Bessie Danella More, who was married to Lewis Marvin Wade. Their daughter, Adelaide Wade, now Mrs. George E. Bran­dow, lives in Ithaca, N . Y . After her husband's death in 1926, Mrs. More mar­ried, on October 9, 1929, Dr. Charles H. Bresee of Owego. His death occurred September 13, 1937.

m 3(11)1,2.

George Edward Gordon, husband of Harriet Elizabeth Sinclair, died in Los

Angeles, Cal., May 5, 1938. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, long residents of Chicago, had lived for some time in California. The funeral and burial were in Chicago on May 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon were married Apri l 12, 1893. They have a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Elizabeth (Gordon) Wright, wife of Thomas Saunders Wright of Win­netka, 111., and two grandsons, Thomas Gordon Wright and Robert Sinclair Wright.

m 3(11)2,2.

Sally Gordon DeGress, wife of William Horace Sinclair of Los Angeles, Cal., died at Berkeley, Cal., on April 18, 1929. She was the daughter of William T. DeGress and Isabella Gordon, and was married to Mr. Sinclair in San Antonio, Texas, Octo­ber 19, 1902. Her husband survives her, also a daughter, Miss Matie Gordon Sin­clair of Los Angeles, and a son, DeGress Sinclair, who lives at Melrose Farm, L i -gonier, Indiana, with Robert D. Sinclair, his father's cousin. A son, William H . Sinclair, Jr., died in infancy.

William H. Sinclair is assistant trust officer of the Bank of America, National Trust and Savings Association, Los An­geles.

3(14)4.

As this number of the Journal goes to press, word is received of the death of Ed­ward Van Dyke More on October 18, 1938, at his home in Walla Walla, Wash. This information comes from a letter written by his brother, Jay G. More, also of Walla Walla, to friends in Grand Gorge,

4. Jonas

422,5.

Watson More Shutts, a grandson of John Person More, and son of Deborah More and Andrew Shutts, died at his home in Troy, N . Y. , February 24, 1938. He was born in Roxbury, N . Y. , August 23, 1855, and lived there for many years, later removing to Oneonta, N . Y. , where he was employed by the Delaware and Hudson Company in the car department. He married on February 6, 1875, Auzenia, daughter of Moses and Sarah Rose. Two children were born to them: Rozinah Shutts, wife of Henry Brezee, of Fleisch-manns, N . Y. , and a son Orrin, who died as a young man in 1909. Four grand­children also survive Howard W. Brezee of Oneonta, Mrs. Helen Brezee Kelder, Cecil H . Brezee, and Mrs. Marjorie Ce-rami of Fleischmanns.

Mrs. Auzenia Shutts died Apri l 12, 1924, in Roxbury. Her husband was sepa-

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 201

rated from her, and on Apri l 11, 1916, he married Mrs. Manta Cary, at Marion, Ohio. She was fatally injured in a traffic accident in 1928.

422,511,1.

George Henry Kelder, grandson of Mrs. Rozinah (Shutts) Brezee of Fleischmanns, N . Y. , and Miss Doris Irene Brannen, daughter of Arthur and Ella Brannen of Margaretville, N . Y. , were married June 28, 1938, in Allaben, N . Y .

422,511,2.

Don Howard Kelder of Fleischmanns, N . Y. , and Miss Lillian Curtis of Rox­bury, N . Y. , were married in May, 1938.

428,111,1.

A son, Charles Watson Sanford, Jr., was born on July 11, 1938, in Poughkeep-sie, N . Y. , to Charles Watson Sanford and Louise Riter.

431,11.

The present address of William Chaun­cey More Preston, oldest son of George C. Preston, and grandson of Otis Monroe Preston, is R. F. D. 6, Box 231, Birming­ham, Ala. At the age of 71 he counts himself young, exemplifying the strength of the More constitution.

431,14.

Miss Frances Eaton Preston, whose ad­dress is 58 West 8th Street, New York City, has been engaged in settlement and church work for more than twenty years She is librarian of the Boys' Club, at Ave­nue A and East 10th Street, New York, which is the center for the largest work being done for boys of the East Side.

431,221.

P i s t o n Hasbrouck, son of William f i tch Hasbrouck and Suzanne Preston and Mrs. Elizabeth Beaver Morgan' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Beaver of New York City, were married m New York City Apri l 23, 1938. Mr. Hasbrouck is with the investment counsel firm of Van Strum and Towne, Inc., of New York. '

471,72.

Herbert R. More, who had held a busi­ness position in Grand Gorge, N . Y until the early winter of 1938, removed at that time to Oswego N . Y., where he has a position as clerk in a paint and paper store His street address is 108 West Oneida.

5. Jean

m 517,3.

Abraham L. Ackerman, husband of the late Nellie Augusta (Smith) Ackerman (Journal, 3,151), died at his home in Pat-erson, N . J., October 6, 1937. He was born February 26, 1865, in New York, N . i . , the son of John J . Ackerman and Rriscilla Bone. His marriage took place September 7, 1892. Three of their four children were born in Rockland Lake, -N i . , the youngest in Jersey City, N . J . the only surviving member of the family ' s

4 Seymour F. Ackerman, of 113 Coral Street, Paterson, N . J . The youngest son, Corporal Russell F. Ackerman, died in France October 27, 1918. A son, Clifford 9 V U C , e Q o ^ C ^ e ^ a n ' d i e d i n infancy (March T ' 1 8 ^ - ° A

c t o b e r 9, 1895). A daughter, Irene M Ackerman, is deceased, but thé date of her death is not now available.

542,131.

In June 1938, Charles K. Ives was graduated from Hahnemann Medical Col­lege with the degree of doctor of medi­cine and doctor of homeopathic medicine He is now under appointment as resident physician at the college.

542,131,1.

A daughter, Julia Ann, was born to Charles K. Ives and Ruth Mary Allaben m Binghamton, N . Y., September 21, 1938.

552.

The record of the family of Amasa J . bmith which has been incomplete, can now be supplemented. A beginning is here made at the point where the More History leaves off:

552,3.

Wallace Bruce Smith of Bovina N Y third child of Amasa J . Smith, married December 31, 1895, Hattie Redmond of Margaretville, N . Y. Six children were born to them at Lake Delaware, N Y Township of Bovina, 552,31-552,36:

552,31.

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4 ; R e t a L e t h a Smith, born No­vember 14, 1925, in Walton, N . Y .

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552.315. Dorothy Nedra Smith, born March 15, 1929, in Walton, N . Y .

552.316. Irma Bernice Smith, born June 6, 1931, in Walton, N . Y .

552,32.

Ellen Eusebia Smith, born June 25, 1899; married to Horace V. Schloss, son of Richard B. Schloss and Vander-mark, June 29, 1921; had issue:

552.321. Marian Virginia Schloss, born March 27, 1924, in Walton, N . Y .

552.322. June Helen Schloss, born July 1, 1925, in Walton, N . Y .

552.323. Jean Harriet Schloss, born July 1, 1925, in Walton, N . Y .

552.324. Marjorie Schloss, born Novem­ber 4, 1931, in Walton, N . Y .

552,33.

Wallace Redmond Smith, born May 30, 1901, in Bovina, N . Y . ; married Myrtle Davis, June 22, 1934, daughter of Lozene Davis and Hattie G. Kolen, of Rockland, Maine; had issue:

552,331. Harold Richard Smith, b. No­vember 15, 1935, in Albany, N . Y .

552,34.

Earl Jennings Smith, born October 19, 1903, in Bovina, N . Y . ; married in South-old, N . Y. , Hedwig Josephine Weygand, November 28, 1935; daughter of Constant Weyand and Schoen; had issue:

552,341. Earl Jennings Smith, Jr., born August 30, 1936, in Delhi, N . Y .

552,35.

Mildred Rhueama Smith, born October 21, 1906, in Bovina, N . Y . ; married to Harry Weygand; had issue:

552.351. Harry Wallace Weygand, born January 26, 1931, in Delhi, N . Y .

552.352. Celia May Weygand. 552.353. Theresa Joyce Weygand. 552.354. Joann Clara Weygand.

552,36.

Elmer Hugh Smith, born October 7, 1909, in Bovina, N . Y . ; married July 4, 1930, in Oneonta, N . Y. , Annie Evelyn McFarland, daughter of Chauncey R. Mc-Parland and Lulu M . Ruff; she was born December 24, 1909; had issue:

552,361. Chauncey Wallace Smith, born June 14, 1935, at Bovina, N . Y .

552,4.

Cora Jennie Smith, fourth child of Amasa J . Smith, was married to Robert Gow Graham, in Delhi, N . Y . Two chil-

In Memoriam Anna Keator Lutz

1880-1936

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 203

dren were born to them at Lake Dela­ware, N . Y . : Leland Amasa Graham, born October 8, 1902; Gladys Viola Graham, born November 7, 1907. They live at Somerville, N . J .

552,6.

Charlotte Douglas Smith, sixth child of Amasa J . Smith, died May 5, 1919, in Delhi, N . Y . She was married December 16, 1908, in Delhi, N . Y. , to James Hala Travis; he was born May 28, 1870, in Cal-licoon, N . Y. , the son of George W. Travis and Frances Louise Darling; died June 18, 1928. They had one son, George Amasa Travis, 552,61, born July 20, 1909, in Delhi, N . Y . He married on July 15, 1927, in Walton, N . Y. , Pauline Gertrude Alverson, daughter of Seymour Jay A l -verson and Olodyne Jaycox. Their four children were born in Walton, N . Y .

552.611. Gertrude Elizabeth Travis, born January 10, 1928.

552.612. Elmer Frederick Travis, born June 27, 1929.

552.613. Ramone Charlotte Travis, born August 12, 1931.

552.614. Betty Jane Travis, born No­vember 17, 1933.

552,7.

Robert Amasa Smith, seventh child of Amasa J . Smith, married January 19, 1916, in New York City, Anna Marie He-denschau, daughter of Odin Napolion He-denskog and Anna Knudsen; she was born May 28, 1891, in Sogendal, Norway; died July 16, 1922, in Delhi, N . Y. Their chil­dren are: Ruth Marie Smith, born Apri l 29, 1917, in New York City; and Robert Amasa Smith, Jr., born August 12, 1919, in Delhi, N . Y . Robert Amasa Smith now lives at Convent Station, N . J .

552,71.

Ruth Marie Smith was married Decem­ber 7, 1935, in New York City, to Ernest Reginald Hall, son of Ernest William Hall and Hilda E . Clifford; he was born Sep­tember 15, 1915, in Somerville, N . J . A son, Leland Reginald Hall, was born to them in Somerville, September 28, 1937.

553,212.

Miss Alice Allaben, a graduate of Mount Holyoke College in 1937, • received the master's degree from Teachers College of Columbia University in 1938, and is now teaching in the five-year-old section of the Lincoln School in New York City, the "progressive school" which is under the direction of Teachers College.

553,213.

In an announcement made on Septem­

ber 25, Anne E . Allaben of Binghamton, N . Y. , was named as one of six honor students of the senior class in Skidmore College.

553,3.

Mrs. Eliza Maria (Allaben) Moore died Apri l 19, 1937, in Binghamton, N . Y . She was born February 7, 1857, in Delhi, N . Y. , and was married Apri l 5, 1888, to George Teunis Moore. Their home was for some years in Flushing, N . Y . Mr. Moore died October 19, 1918.

562,21.

Preston W. Edsall, formerly of Roxbury, N . Y. , has been appointed assistant archi-vist̂ _at the National Archives, Washington,

588,21.

Reta Patricia Cody was married Novem­ber 28, 1932, at Yuma, Arizona, to Shel­ton Gray, son of James Earnest Gray and Kathryn L. Deck; he was born August 19, 1905, at Huntington Beach, Cal. Their residence is Palm Springs, Cal.

588,211.

A daughter, Harriet Shelly Gray, was born August 21, 1935, in Los Angeles, CaL, to Shelton Gray and Reta Patricia Cody.

6. James

614,4.

Dr. Jesse M. Greenman, curator of the herbarium of the Missouri Botanical Gar­den, completed in December his term of office as vice president and chairman of the section on the Botanical Sciences of the American Association for the Ad­vancement of Science. In accordance with custom, he delivered the address at the annual meeting of the section, held in In­dianapolis on December 28, speaking on "Taxonomy as a Field for Research."

m 616,11.

Word was received last July by one of our cousins of the sudden death of Clyde M. Becker, husband of Bessie Amelia Gray (Journal, 2,259). Mr. Becker was pe­troleum geologist for the Ray Stephens Corporation, and resided in Chickasaw, Okla. Further details are not now avail­able, but will be published later.

627,111.

Donald Ralph Kerr, Jr., was born in Chicago, 111., March 12, 1938, to Donald Ralph Kerr and Margaretha Moore. Their address is 5720 Kenwood Avenue, Chicago,

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7. David 741,2-741,6.

Mrs. Mary Marvin Titus and her sister, Mrs. Annabell Marvin Green, with her husband, Everett Green, all of Walton, N . Y. , spent the midwinter season in St. Petersburg, Florida.

741,22.

Mrs. Elinor Titus Smith of London, England, visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Marvin Titus of Walton, N . Y. , and other relatives during her stay in this country from May 23 to July 16 of this year. Her husband, Arnold Smith, is a foreign rep­resentative of the Monsanto Chemical Company.

741,23.

The revised genealogy of the David line, as published in the Journal of November, 1936, needs to be supplemented on page 160 as follows:

Philip Sheridan Titus, Jr., born October 24, 1895, in Walton, N . Y . ; married first, Gertrude Oakes of Brooklyn, N . Y . ; mar­ried second, Alice Virginia Francis, at Milford, Pa., October 9, 1936. She is the daughter of Charles L . Francis and Paul­ine Johanik, and was born December 13, 1911, in New York City.

741,511.

A daughter, Mary Ann Marvin, was born March 5, 1938, in the Johnston-Willis Hospital, Richmond, Virginia, to Reinold T. and Mary Virginia Davis Marvin of Franklin, Va.

741,54.

Miss Harriet Marvin, daughter of Mrs. Harry F. Marvin of Walton, N . Y. , is tak­ing a course in standard secretarial prac­tice at the Binghamton Business Institute.

743,51.

William J . Cranston, Jr., M. D., who has been resident surgeon in the eye, ear, nose and throat department of the Jersey City Medical Center since October, 1936, con­cluded his work there on April first, and is now associated with his father in spe­cial practice in Kingston, N . Y .

7(10)1,5.

Miss Louise Elizabeth More, youngest of the children of Albert Lorenzo More and Nina Jenkins, and a granddaughter of An­drew More, died June 13, 1938. She was born September 29, 1894, in French Creek Township, Chautauqua County, N . Y . Her home had recently been in Corry, Pa.

7(10)3,33.

Mary Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Roy Davis and Ella Howard, was married to Howard Doolittle, son of Arthur Doolittle and Lorella Hurd, at Clymer, N . Y. , Au­gust 31, 1938. Their home address is 350 East 11th Street, Erie, Pa.

7(10)7.

Jason Gould More of Erie, Pa., who had served thirty-four years and seven months in the railway mail service, retired on Au­gust 1, 1938, having reached the age limit of sixty-two years prescribed by that branch of the government service.

8. Edward L. 823.

Esther Keator Porter, daughter of Bet­sey More Keator and granddaughter of Edward L. More, died in January, 1924. She was born in Roxbury, N . Y. , May 1, 1841. On May 13, 1862, she was married to Oliver Porter in Cortland, N . Y . He died October 9, 1888, in Homer, N . Y . , which was their home.

m 824,4.

Ronald Gilbert Coolbaugh, a native of East Orange, N . J., died in Philadelphia, Pa., January 25, 1935. On September 1, 1903, he married Jane Keator Newkirk, of Cortland, N . Y. , a great-granddaughter of Edward L. More. Three children were born to them: Jane Newkirk, John Ed­ward and Kenneth Keator Coolbaugh.

824,41.

Jane Newkirk Coolbaugh, daughter of the late Ronald G. Coolbaugh and Jane Newkirk, was married June 12, 1926, in Merchantville, N . J., to Nelson Billington, son of David P. Billington and Emma L. Gilbert. He was born November 20, 1900, in Philadelphia, Pa. Two sons have been born to them: David, born June 1, 1927, and James, born June 1, 1929, both in Bryn Mawr, Pa. The family residence is 228 Avon Road, Narberth, Pa.

824,43-824,431.

Kenneth Keator Coolbaugh and Rose A l ­len, daughter of Horace Allen and Rose Whitaker, were married at Merion, Pa., July 29, 1933. She was born in Philadel­phia, Pa., October 23, 1913. A son, Ron­ald Gilbert Coolbaugh, II, was born to them in Philadelphia on June 10, 1936. Their home address is 300 Woodside Ave­nue, Narberth, Penna.

824,53.

Ann Newkirk McBride, daughter of

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 205

David A. McBride and Wilhelmina New­kirk, was born July 12, 1925, in the Orange Memorial Hospital, Orange, N . J . The family home is at 62 Taylor Place, South Orange, N . J .

m 825,1.

Mrs. Lillian Call Norris, wife of Thomas Keator Norris, died at her home in Cort­land, N . Y. , on May 24, 1938, after an i l l ­ness of a very few days. She was born in Albion, N . Y. , the daughter of Duane E. Call and Mary Schellinger. Her mar­riage to Mr. Norris took place June 10, 1,896, in Cortland, where her home was for many years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Her husband survives her; also a daughter, Mrs. Mor­ris Grossman of Syracuse, a son, Nelson K. Norris of Cortland, and three grand­children: Betty Jane Norris, Duane Dakin Norris and Janet Norris Grossman.

828.

Mary Keator Chadbourne, daughter of Thomas and Betsey (More) Keator and granddaughter of Edward L. More, died in Cortland, N . Y. , on June 10, 1936. She was born March 2, 1854, in Roxbury, N . Y. , and went as a child with her parents in the same year to Cortland, which was thenceforth her home. On January 27, 1894, she was married to William Francis Chadbourne, whose death occurred in Cort­land on October 15, 1911.

Mrs. Chadbourne traveled abroad fre­quently and until very recent years con­tinued the custom of making her residence in New York City during the winter months. She had a keen, brilliant mind and was vitally interested in everything that went on about her as well as in cur­rent world affairs and policies. Her friends and relatives remember her with affection, and with admiration for her many engaging qualities. She was the last surviving member of a family of eight children.

m 83.

The More History, page 311, has a rec­ord which is in one point incomplete and in one point incorrect. The complete and correct form can now be given, as it stands on the Cole monument in New York Bay Cemetery, Bayonne, N . J . "Elizabeth Cole, wife of John S. More. Born March 9, 1829. Died January 15, 1862." The above correct record is furnished by her grandson, Harold K. Van Alen of Cham­pion, Mich.

834,3.

A change of address has been reported for Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Padon, wife of Drew Padon: 129 Magnolia Avenue, Jer­sey City, N . J .

835.

Katherine More Van Alen of Mt. Ver­non, N . Y. , accompanied by her daughter Katherine (835,2), spent the entire sum­mer on a trip to the Pacific coast, travel­ing by auto as far as Denver and Colo­rado Springs, then by train to Bryce and Zion Canyons and California; meeting at San Diego Mrs. Richard C. More, widow of her brother. Although sisters-in-law for many years, these two had never met, but had corresponded regularly. The meet­ing brought much happiness to both of them. Returning they used the auto from Denver and drove through the Black Hills of Dakota, then stopped at Chicago for a short visit with her niece, Mrs. E . A . Frost (831,1).

857,21-857,211.

Beulah Ruthalie Wayman was married in Edmund, Okla., on June 29, 1933, to LeRoy J . Heffner, son of Samuel A . Heff-ner and Pearle Harris. He was born March 30, 1911, in Norge, Okla. A son, James Teril Heffner, was born to them in Oklahoma City, Okla., August 29, 1935.

857,3.

The address of Rev. J . Earl Seacord, formerly Montezuma, Kansas, is now St. John, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Seacord have adopted a son named Dan Seacord. He was two years old in October, 1938.

857,4.

Mrs. Lucile Seacord Warren and her husband, Rev. Frank F. Warren, who were formerly engaged in missionary work in Japan, now reside in Seattle, Washington, where he teaches Bible in Seattle Pacific College.

857,7.

Miss Fern M . Seacord, who was for two years past teaching music in Huntington College, Huntington, Indiana, is this year a resident student and a candidate for a degree at the University of Indiana.

857,84.

A son, Kermit Doyle Seacord, was born July 10, 1938, in Nash, Okla., to Vernon Theodore Seacord and Artha Murray.

85(10).

Now and then an error is found in the More History, though it is a rare occur­rence. A letter recently received from Mrs. Mildred Seacord Wayman, 857,2, of­fers evidence of a defect in the record of her aunt, Nettie Preston Seacord. In the History, page 352, are given her birth, marriage to Thomas B. Osborne, the birth and early death of two children, finally her

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own death in 1891. The record seemed closed. Now, however, the niece vouches for a second marriage of Mrs. Osborne to

Swygert, and the birth of a third child, a daughter, Lucile Swygert, who was married to Elec Edward Nugent and had a son, Charles Edward Nugent, men­tioned in the Journal, 3,50.

m 882.

Charles P. Johnson, a native of Mon­mouth, N . J., died April 8, 1922. He mar­ried Eva Louise More, daughter of Charles More, on Apri l 8, 1885. Three children were born to them in Alden, Iowa: Ralph DeWitt, now deceased, Clara Bessie (John­son) McBride and Irwin Luzerne Johnson.

892,1.

The following information is given here in addition to that which is included in the revised genealogy of the Edward L. line. Carl Newton More, son of Charles Husted More, resides at 39 North Batavia Avenue, Batavia, 111. In Allegheny College, from which he was graduated in 1912, he was a member of the Phi Kappa Psi frater­nity. The year following his graduation he spent at the Harvard Architectural School. In Batavia, he is a member of Lodge 404, F. and A. M. , and of the K i -wanis Club.

892,31.

A daughter, Mary Louise Harriff, was born June 21, 1936, to Fred R. Harriff and Mary More, daughter of the late Charles Husted More and Louise Bolard. The present address of Mr. and Mrs. Har­riff is 324 Eastchester Road, New Ro­chelle, N . Y .

892,4.

George Roberts More, who attended A l ­legheny College for two years but com­pleted his course for the A. B. degree at Ohio Wesleyan University in 1932, is in social service work with the New York State Bureau of Labor, Department of Law Enforcement. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. His address is Greenwich House, 27 Barrow Street, New York, N . Y .

8(11)2,1.

Since the record of the family of Per­kins Coville and Emily Goetzman has been printed in the Journal only in part, it is herewith given in ful l

David Coville, born Apri l 22, 1923, in Ames, Iowa.

Alan Coville, born February 24, 1925, in Minneapolis, Minn.

Judith Coville, born August 11, 1932, in Washington, D. C.

m 8(11)3.

The war in the orient did not deter Mrs. Frederick V. Coville from planning and carrying out a visit to her son, Cabot Co­ville, who is second secretary of the U . S. Embassy to Japan. Accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Woodburn of Des Moines, Iowa, and her grandson, Co­ville Woodburn, she sailed from the west coast about July first and returned Sep­tember first. Two other grandsons drove the party from Iowa to the coast, and found jobs that kept them occupied until it was time to escort the party on the homeward journey.

November, 1938 O P T H E M O R E F A M I L Y 207

A Genealogical Record of the descendants of

JONAS MORE who was the Fourth Child of

John and Betty Taylor More

Compiled, 1938, by

Caroline Evelyn More (471,5)

fo r the

J O H N M O R E A S S O C I A T I O N

4. The Jonas Line 4. Jonas More, son of John More and

Betty Taylor More, was born March 22, 1778, at Catski l l , Greene County, New York . Died March 5, 1852, Roxbury, N . Y . Marr ied Deborah Person, daughter of John Person and Elizabeth Tipple. She was born A p r i l 15, 1777, in Coeymans, N . Y . Died Ju ly 10, 1862, i n Roxbury; had issue:

41. James P. , 42. John Person, 43. Betsy Taylor, 44. Jane, 45. H i r am, 46. Solomon, 47. Henry McKins t ry , 48. Jonas, 49. Mary .

41.

41. James P. More, b. A p r i l 7, 1797, Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. December 1, 1798, in Roxbury.

422. Deborah Permelia, b. October 25, 1824, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. August 30, 1899; m. first, December 26, 1847, to A n ­drew, son of Simon Shutts and Caroline Decker. He was b. November 5, 1823, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. October 28, 1860; had issue:

422,1. Charles Mal lory Shutts, b. M a y 8, 1848, Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. A p r i l 21, 1895; m. October 18, 1870, Janette E . , daughter of John McKenzie and Isabella Duncan. She was b. A p r i l 18, 1853; had issue:

422,11. M a r y Belle Shutts, b. August 30, 1871; m. first, to Almer in Mi l l e r , De­cember 16, 1896; had issue:

o 4 ? O Å 1 1 1 - , í ? s s i e M a y Mi l l e r , b. October 2, 1897; d. December 2, 1897.

422,11 M a r y Belle Mi l l e r , m. second, Taylor J . Hai t , Halcottsville, N . Y Feb­ruary 7, 1935. ' 0

1 s i 2 2 ' 1 2 - Elizabeth Shutts, b. March 11, oo V n n

m - D o n a l d McPherson, January f\) 1902. He was b. December 11, 1869: had issue:

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4 2 , 2 £ l . Malcolm McPherson, b. A p r i l 18, 1904; m. Pearl A n n Cronk of Grand Gorge, N . Y . , January 1, 1929; had issue:

422,121,1. Donald McPherson, b A u ­gust 17, 1921, at Morristown, N . J • d August 18, 1931, at Morristown. ' "

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1

2 Q Q 2 1 , 2 - T ? ? u - C a £ McPherson, b. March 20, 1933, i n Delhi , N . Y .

422,121,3. Malcolm McPherson, J r b February 19, 1935, in Delhi , N . Y .

n

4 2 2 ^ .Maggie Annie Shutts, b. A p r i l 14, 1875 in Stamford, N . Y . ; m. to John Burroughs Feb. 6, 1899. He was b. Dec. Ö,1876 ; had issue:

422 131. George Leslie Burroughs, b. f „ a t , 6 ' }*2 91 m - G l * d y s Wiss lef , Ju ly 10, 1932, at Schenectady, N . Y . ; had issue:

422,131,1. Richard John Burroughs b August 20, 1933, in Schenevus, N Y

422,131,2 George Wissley Burroughs, b. August 17, 1937, in Schenevus, N . Y .

42.

9 - , 4 2 ; ™ í o h n , Person More, b. September 21, 1799; d. November 30, 1871, in Rox­bury N . Y . ; m. December 21, 1820, Olive, daughter of Richard Peck (see Peck gen­ealogy) and Permelia Ray. She was b. June 28, 1802, in Lexington, Greene Co., New Y o r k ; d. August 14, 1849, in Rox­bury, N . Y . ; had issue:

421. Jonas Richard, b. A p r i l 27, 1822, Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. M a y 12, 1822.

1877 2 ' ! f- n ? 1 ? M - Shutts, b. February 6, 1877; d. October 17, 1935, at B i g Timber Mont. ; m. Mamie Wil l iams in A p r i l , 1917.'

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422,16. Jessie A . Shutts, b. November 9, 1888; m. to Robert P. Corbin, July 6, 1909; had issue:

422,161. Jason Adelbert Corbin, b. No­vember 2, 1910, in Stamford, N . Y .

422.2. Olive Shutts, b. December 27, 1849; d. May 8, 1858.

422.3. Caroline Shutts, b. December 2, 1852; d. December 2, 1853.

422.4. John Shutts, b. March 17, 1854; d, August 8, 1854.

422.5. Watson More Shutts, b. August 23, 1855; d. February 24, 1938; m. first, Auzenia, daughter of Moses and Sarah Rose; b. July 1, 1847; d. Apri l 12, 1924; had issue:

422,51. Rozinah Shutts, b. Apri l 11, 1876, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. August 5, 1893 to Henry, son of Abram Brezee and Helen M . Somborger. He was b. in 1869, in Franklinton, Schoharie County, N . Y . ; had issue:

422,511. Helen Maude Brezee, b. Sep­tember 27, 1894; m. to Russell Kelder, at Phoenicia, N . Y. , in August, 1916; had is­sue:

422.511.1. George Henry Kelder, b. May 15, 1917; m. Doris Irene Brannen, July 28, 1938, daughter of Arthur and Ella Brannen of Margaretville, N . Y .

422.511.2. Don Howard Kelder, b. June 29, 1918; m. Lillian Curtis, daughter of Henry Curtis, May, 1938; had issue:

422,511,21. Helen Kelder, b. May, 1938.

422.511.3. Lloyd Kelder, b. Apr i l 10, 1928.

422,512. Howard Ward Brezee, of 27 Rose Avenue, Oneonta, N . Y. , b. May 3, 1897, in Griffins Corners (Fleischmanns), N . Y . ; m. Laura Briscol of Margaretville, N . Y. , August 20, 1916, daughter of Thomas and Jerusha Cole Briscol; had issue:

422.512.1. Howard Brezee, Jr., b. Feb­ruary 22, 1918, in Fleischmanns, N . Y . ; d. July, 1919, in Fleischmanns.

422.512.2. Florence Delia Brezee, b. September 18, 1919, in Oneonta.

422.512.3. Dorothy Jean Brezee, b. De­cember 10, 1920, in Oneonta.

422,513. Cecil Henry Brezee, b. May 30, 1899, in Fleischmanns, N . Y . ; m. Mary Chase of West Hurley, daughter of Har­vey Chase and Louise Hogan, November 30, 1924; had issue:

422.513.1. Beatrice Mae Brezee, b. De­cember 5, 1925, at Fleischmanns.

422.513.2. Shirley Brezee, b. May 12, 1927; d. May 12, 1927.

422.514. Elsie Brezee, b. July 23, 1901, in Fleischmanns; d. July 20, 1933; m. to LesterMaxim, May 30, 1920; had issue:

422.514.1. Jean Adelaide Maxim, b. Oc­tober 7, 1921, in Fleischmanns.

422.514.2. James Maxim, b. March 4, 1923; drowned March 27, 1927.

422.514.3. Leonard Paul Maxim, b. Au­gust 30, 1925.

422.514.4. Harry Burton Maxim, b. De­cember 30, 1926.

422.514.5. Anthony Maxim, b. May 19, 1932.

422.514.6. Eleanor Susan Maxim, b. July 7, 1933.

422.515. Marjorie Gould Brezee, b. Au­gust 16, 1902; m. to Anthony Cerami, Au­gust 27, 1925. He was b. in Catania, Italy, Jan. 1, 1892; had issue:

422.515.1. Angelina Cerami, b. June 11, 1926.

422.515.2. Rose Cerami, b. September 18, 1927.

422.515.3. Marjorie Cerami, b. July 7, 1931.

422,52. Orrin Shutts, b. October 13, 1879, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; met accidental death June 30, 1909, at Roxbury.

422.5. Watson More Shutts, m. second, Mrs. Manta Carey, at Marion, Ohio, Apr i l 11, 1910. She was killed in an auto ac­cident, in 1928.

422.6. George Liberty Shutts, b. May 4, 1857, at Roxbury; m. December 7, 1878, Lucy A. , daughter of George Cook and Elinor Smith. She was b. September 9, 1849, in Preston Hollow, N . Y . He d. Apri l 10, 1933, at Springfield, Mass. She d. September 21, 1932, at Springfield, Mass.

422.7. John Andrew Shutts, b. October 3, 1859, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. November 28, 1911, at Roxbury; m. Alice Eugenia, daughter of Frederick and Mary Grant, November 7, 1885. She was b. May 24, 1864, at Stamford, N . Y . ; had issue:

422.71. George Andrew Shutts, b. Jan­uary 6, 1887, in Stamford, N . Y . ; d. March 9, 1893.

422.72. Mary Jane Shutts, b. Apri l 15, 1889; d. November 25, 1905.

422.73. Fred Grant Shutts, b. Apr i l 3, 1891, in Stamford, N . Y . ; m, Apri l 19, 1919, Florence, daughter of Amos Ward, at Davenport, N . Y . This marriage was terminated by divorce. Married, second, Mary U . Barry, daughter of Charles Barry, Sept. 17, 1924; had issue:

422.731. Frederick G. Shutts, b. Janu­ary 30, 1926.

422.732. Dorris M . Shutts, b. February 15, 1931.

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 209

422. Deborah Permelia (More) Shutts, m. second, May 4, 1876, Burr, son of Mar­tin Keeler and Patience Mace. He was b. Apr i l 25, 1805, at South Kortright and d. June 30, 1881, at South Kortright.

423. Liberty Preston More, b. Septem­ber 23, 1826; m. February 16, 1859, Ann Mary, daughter of Alonzo Farrington Sel-leck and Clarissa Seaman. She was b. November 29, 1828, in Hyde Park, N . Y . ; d. Jan. 7, 1922, at Springfield, Mass.

424. Watson Dennis More, b. August 15, 1828; m. October 16, 1861, Minerva T., daughter of Dr. Hervey Camp. She was b. 1834 at Windham, N . Y . ; d. No­vember 11, 1865, at Durham, N . Y . ; m., second, Mrs. Mary Augusta Turner, daughter of John A. Grant. She was b. in 1831 in Stamford.

425. Philena Amanda More, b. August 9, 1830, at Roxbury; d. February 28, 1860.

426. Addison Porter More, b. October 13, 1832; d. October 28, 1906, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 9, 1874, Alice E., daugh­ter of John Henry Clayton and Sarah L. Baxter. She was b. March 18, 1847, in Callicoon, Sullivan County; had issue:

426.1. Sarah Philena More, b. Apri l 3, 1875, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. February 13, 1895.

426.2. Grace More, b. Apr i l 28, 1876, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. February 28, 1914, at Pine Hil l , N . Y . ; m. September 14, 1893, to Roswell J., son of John Rose and Mary C. Rider. He was b. February 28, 1873, at Pine H i l l ; d. February 3, 1895, in Pine H i l l ; had issue:

426,21. Leon Roswell Rose, b. Oct. 17, 1894, in Pine H i l l ; d. October 7, 1914.

426,2. Grace More, m. second, to E l ­bert Rose, son of John Rose and Mary C. Rider, June 26, 1898, at Griffins Cor­ners. He d. January 10, 1931; had issue:

426.22. Clayton More Rose, b. Apri l 26, 1899; d. Apr i l 9, 1909.

426.23. Florence Alice Rose, b. Septem­ber 24, 1901; m. to John Thomas Lawler, at Oneonta, N . Y. , July 15, 1925; had is­sue:

426.231. John More Lawler, b. March 7, 1927.

426.232. James Clayton Lawler, b. No­vember 30, 1929.

426.233. Robert LeRoy Lawler, b. No­vember 8, 1930.

426.234. Richard Thomas Lawler, b. July 9, 1935.

426.24. Clifton More Rose, b. November 11, 1903, at Pine Hi l l , N . Y . ; m. June 26, 1924, in Oneonta, Lena Mae Carring­ton, daughter of Charles Carrington and Sarah Demond; had issue:

426.241. Charlotte Grace Rose, b. Apr i l 10, 1925.

426.242. Charles Rose, b. July 6, 1928. 426.243. Doris Rose, b. Apri l 8, 1934.

426.25. Beatrice May Rose, b. July 19, 1906, at Pine Hi l l , N . Y . ; m. to Leonard George Camp at Oneonta, N . Y . , Apr i l 28, 1928; had issue:

426,251. Milton George Camp, b. Jan­uary 2, 1931.

426.26. Olive Letha Rose, b. September 11, 1908, at Pine Hi l l , N . Y . ; m. Cor­poral Walter Schnack, October 2, 1926; had issue:

426.261. Walter J . Schnack, Jr., b. Au­gust 27, 1926, at Oneonta, N . Y .

426.262. Vivian Eleanor Schnack, b. March 11, 1930.

426.263. Edward Alexander Schnack, b. August 12, 1936.

426.3. John Porter More, b. November 5, 1877; d. January 5, 1921; m. El la Ba­ker, December 24, 1912, the daughter of Levi Baker and Isabel Shield.

426.4. George Clayton More, b. Janu­ary 23, 1879; d. June 3, 1882, in Roxbury, N . Y .

426.5. Mary Emily More, b. November 28, 1880; d. January 12, 1895; in Rox­bury, N . Y .

426.6. Harriet Julia More, b. Janu­ary 16, 1883; m. to Seward Hagar Bur-gett, Oct. 28, 1914, at Pine Hi l l , N . Y. , the son of Peter Burgett and Harriet Au­gusta Hagar. He died January 17, 1932, at Oneonta, N . Y .

426.7. Betsey More, b. May 10, 1886; d. Jan. 4, 1895, in Roxbury, N . Y .

427. Mary Elizabeth More, b. July 18, 1834; d. June 27, 1873, in Roxbury, N . Y .

428. Harriet Jane More, b. June 1, 1837; d. October 6, 1887; m. October 6, 1856, to Edgar B. Sanford, son of Clark Sanford and Mary C. Smead. He was b. in 1832, in Roxbury; had issue:

428,1. Watson More Sanford, b. Au­gust 3, 1861; m. Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Brigham and Catherine Earle. She was b. March 25, 1862, in New York; had issue:

428,11. Watson Edgar Sanford, b. No­vember 5, 1882, in New York; m. Li ly E . Mills, August 10, 1910, in New York. She

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was daughter of Edwin J . Mills and An­nie Thatcher, and was b. in Brighton, England; had issue:

428.111. Charles Watson Sanford, b. in Arlington, Va., December 14, 1911; m. Louise M . Riter in New York, February 13, 1932. She was b. in Poughkeepsie, N . Y. , July 4, 1913, daughter of Joseph Riter and Joan Tivorek; had issue:

428,111,1. Charles Watson Sanford, Jr., b in Poughkeepsie, N . Y. , July 11, 1938.

428.112. Ethel Mae Sanford, b. July 9, 1913; m. in Poughkeepsie, N . Y. , March 3, 1934, to Smith Wilton Broas. He was b. September 28, 1908, at Poughkeepsie, N . Y . , the son of Smith I. Broas and Hat­tie Dean Lane.

428.12. Bessie Sanford, b. August 8, 1884, in Liberty, Sullivan County, N . Y . ; m. June 15, 1914, in Arlington, Va., to Alva Hughson, son of Lewis Hughson.

428.13. Harriet Jane Sanford, b. Feb­ruary 28, 1891; m. to David William Cowan, son of David Cowan and Letitia Jordan, August 1, 1917; had issue:

428.131. Mary Letitia Cowan, b. in New York City, September 22, 1919.

428.132. Ruth E . Cowan, b. November 13, 1924.

429. Owen Wickes More, b. May 23, 1838, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. November 15, 1931, at Durham, N . Y . ; m. October 8, 1873, Julia Day Munger. She was b. De­cember 11, 1841, in Durham, N . Y . ; d. April 30, 1915.

43.

43. Betsey Taylor More, b. March 12, 1802, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. October 11, 1849, in Roxbury; m. January 13, 1820, to Liberty Preston, son of Major General Otis Preston and Dolly Knapp. He was b. January 13, 1798, in Woodstock, Wind­ham County, Conn.; d. January 31, 1862, in Roxbury; had issue:

431. Otis Monroe Preston, b. November 4, 1820, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. November 26, 1900, at Kingston, N . Y . ; m. Susan Ann More, 242, June 21, 1843, in Rox­bury. She was the daughter of Alexander More and Sara Church; b. October 12, 1823, in Roxbury; d. October 30, 1907, at Kingston, N . Y . ; had issue:

431,1. George Chauncey Preston, b. May 8, 1844, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 2, 1902; m. November 18, 1863, Cynthia Marie Powell, daughter of Hiram Powell and Fannie Eaton. She was b. Septem­ber 1, 1844, in Roxbury; d. January 5, 1920, in Poughkeepsie, N . Y . ; had issue:

431.11. William Chauncey More Pres­ton, b. May 14, 1867, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Jan. 10, 1894, in Kingston, Lillie Has­brouck, daughter of James de L a Mon-tanya and Elizabeth Russell. She was b. in 1869; d. September 5, 1896, in Kings­ton, N . Y .

431.12. Charles Liberty Preston, b. July 1, 1869, in Pleasant Valley, Dutchess County, N . Y . ; d. February 10, 1905, in San Francisco, Calif.; m. December 21, 1892, Lonia, daughter of Joseph DeGraff and Catherine Woolsey. She was b. Au­gust 2, 1870, in Kingston; m. second, Har­riet Grau of San Francisco, October 21, 1903.

431.13. Mary More Preston, b. January 25, 1876, in Rondout, Ulster Coutny, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 23, 1917, to Norman Coke-Jephcott, of Rhinebeck, N . Y. , at New York City; d. Apri l 20, 1921, at Rhine-beck.

431.14. Frances Eaton Preston, b. July 14, 1886, in Kingston, N . Y . ; resides (1938) at 58 West 8th Street, New York, N . Y .

431,2. Charles More Preston, b. No­vember 6, 1848, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 16, 1909; m. December 27, 1876, Mary Hasbrouck, daughter of Jansen Has­brouck and Charlotte Ostrander. She was b. October 20, 1850, in Rondout, N . Y . ; had issue:

431.21. Charlotte Preston, b. June 23, 1878, in Rondout, N . Y . ; m. December 28, 1901, in Kingston, to Charles Gordon Reel, son of John Henry Reel and Vir­ginia Edrington; had issue:

431,211. John Gordon Reel, b. Decem­ber 1, 1902, in Kingston, N . Y . ; m. No­vember 4, 1935, Roberta Victoria Tyrell Orgill. She was the daughter of Robert Victor Tyrell, b. in Kingston, Jamaica, and Margaret Delores Fox, b. in Cuba.

431.22. Susan Preston, b. February 17, 1880, in Rondout, N . Y . ; m. October 12, 1904, in Kingston to William Fitch Has­brouck, son of John C. Hasbrouck and Harriet Fitch; had issue:

431.221. Preston Hasbrouck, b. Janu­ary 29, 1906, at Yonkers, N . Y . ; m. Eliza­beth Beaver Morgan in New York City, Apri l 23, 1938. She was b. July, 1913, at Yonkers, the daughter of John Andrew Beaver and Augusta Merriman.

431.222. William Fitch Hasbrouck, Jr., b. February 2, 1908, at Yonkers, N . Y .

431.23. Eloise Ostrander Preston, b. May 29, 1883, at Rondout, N . Y . ; m. Walter Sherwood Lovatt, Apri l 21, 1911, at Kingston, N . Y . He was b. at Pater-son, N . J., the son of James Walter Lo­vatt and Ada Sherwood; d. December 28, 1926; had issue:

431,231. Jean Lovatt, b. Apr i l 22, 1922.

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431,24. Jansen Hasbrouck Preston, b. December 11, 1887, at Rondout, N . Y . ; m. Frances E. Dor ranee, daughter of John G. Dorrance, and Frances Hageman, Sep­tember 29, 1917, in New York; had issue:

431,241. David Dorrance Preston, b. October 29, 1921, at Plainfield, N . J .

432. Jonas Preston, b. September 27, 1823, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. September 7, 1827, in Roxbury.

433. Jonas More Preston, b. July 19, 1830, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. November 17, 1856, Maria Janet, daughter of Elizabeth Smith of the Jean line and Jacob C. Kea­tor. She was b. October 1, 1832, in Rox­bury; d. March 3, 1900, in Kingston. He d. June 3, 1912, in Roxbury.

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44. Jane More was b. June 8, 1805, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 21, 1885, at An­des, N . Y . On May 11, 1823, she was m. to William Decker, son of Lawrence A. Decker and Caroline Hallenbeck. He was b. January 1, 1795, in Tagh Kanic, Colum­bia County, N . Y . ; d. February 27, 1852, in Andes, N . Y . ; had issue:

441. George Graham Decker, b. Febru­ary 15, 1824, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Febru­ary 25, 1903, at Margaretville, N . Y . ; m. September 5, 1849, Catherine Hasbrouck More, the daughter of Alexander and Sarah (Church) More. She was b. June 23, 1831, at Roxbury; d. July 21, 1919, in Margaretville; had issue:

441,1. Susan Maria Decker, b. August 16, 1850, in Margaretville; m. October 1, 1872, to Samuel Wesley Marvin, the son of Aaron Burr Marvin and Sarah Stil-well Sands. He was b. March 6, 1845; d. at Clifton Springs, N . Y. , January 1, 1923; had issue:

441.11. George Decker Marvin, b. July 31, 1873, in Brewster, N . Y . ; m. Agnes Dillon Randolph at San Francisco, Calif., May 29, 1925. She was daughter of Dr. William Mann Randolph and Mary Wal­ker of Dos Cabez, Ariz., and great-great-granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson.

441.12. Alexander Burr Marvin, b. July 16, 1876, at Brewster, N . Y . ; d. March 16, 1922, at New York; m. September 7, 1910, Minna Twombley Jones, at Cam­bridge, Mass., the daughter of Frank Jones and Alice Twombley. She was b. at New Rochelle, N . Y . ; had issue:

441.121. Alexander Burr Marvin, 2nd, b. July 7, 1911, at York Harbor, Me.

441.122. Frank Twombley Marvin, b. August 7, 1912, at York Harbor, Me.; d. January 17, 1913, at New York.

441.123. Virginia Marvin, b. Apr i l 21, 1914, at Great Neck, L . I.

441.124. Stephen Sands Marvin.

441.13. Eleanor Sands Marvin, b. Au­gust 18, 1885, in New York; m. to Fred­eric Schrater of Buffalo, in New York, July 3, 1919; had issue:

441.131. Marvin Rae Schrater, b. March 24, 1921, in Sheridan, Wyoming.

441.132. Carol Malissa, b. November 2, 1922, in Sheridan, Wyo.

441.14. Samuel Wesley Marvin, Jr., of Crozet, Va., b. August 30, 1887, in New Rochelle, Westchester County, N . Y . ; m. Lois Bradford, September 8, 1921, in New York, the daughter of William Bradford and Mary Chittenden; had issue:

441.141. Mary Chittenden Marvin, b. March 13, 1923, at Ponce, Porto Rico.

441.142. Samuel W. Marvin, 3rd, b. Apri l 30, 1924, at Ponce, Porto Rico.

441.143. Edward Anthony Marvin, b. January 30, 1931, at Charlottesville, Va.

441,2. Alice Augusta Decker, b. Janu­ary 19, 1853, in Margaretville, N . Y . ; d. October 22, 1893, at Margaretville; m. January 12, 1875, in Margaretville, to Or­son Allaben Swart, son of Samuel Swart and Anna Beman. He was b. October 4, 1840, in Middletown, Delaware County, N . Y . ; d. May 15, 1917, in Margaretville; had issue:

441,21. Howard Decker Swart, b. No­vember 22, 1876, in Margaretville, N . Y . ; m. S. Marita Donaldson of Walden, N . Y. , November 30, 1926, at Poughkeepsie, N . Y . She was b. June 21, 1902, at L a Grange-ville, Dutchess County, N . Y . ; had issue:

441.211. Howard Decker Swart, Jr., b. September 1, 1928, in Poughkeepsie, N . Y .

441.212. Fred Donaldson Swart, b. Au­gust 4, 1931, at Margaretville.

441.22. Fred More Swart, b. Oct. 16, 1879, in Margaretville, N . Y . ; m. Marion Emily Crogan at Herkimer, N . Y. , July 4, 1923. She was b. December 26, 1896.

441.23. Katherine Anna Swart, b. Au­gust 1, 1886, in Margaretville, N . Y . ; m. to Nathaniel L . Lattin of Staatsburg, N . Y., February 10, 1915, at Margaretville; had issue:

441,231. Rosilla Morehouse Lattin, b May 10, 1920, at Poughkeepsie, N . Y .

441,3. William More Decker, M . D., b March 26, 1855, at Margaretville, d. July 28, 1928, at Buffalo, N . Y . ; m. Margaret Elizabeth Smith, November 22, 1887, daughter of John Smith and Catherine Stevens, at Kingston, N . Y . ; had issue:

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441,31. Dorothy Stevens Decker, b. No­vember 12, 1889, in Kingston, N . Y . ; m. to Howard Hutchinson Ganson, February 14, 1921, in Buffalo, N . Y . ; son of Henry Ganson and Ann Matilda Thompson; had issue:

441.311. Howard Hutchinson Ganson, Jr., b. January 24, 1922, in Buffalo.

441.312. Allison Bathgate Ganson, b. May 7, 1924, in Buffalo.

441,32. William More Decker, Jr., b. January 8, 1894, in Kingston, N . Y . ; m. Annette Coit at Wanekah on Lake Erie, August 21, 1917. She was daughter of George Coit of Buffalo; had issue:

441.321. William More Decker, 3rd, b. September 17, 1918, in Buffalo.

441.322. Anne Decker, b. June 24, 1920, in Buffalo.

441.323. Coit Decker, b. March 24,1923, in Buffalo.

442. Ozias Stevens Decker, b. May 1, 1827, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. October 16, 1894, in Roxbury; m. Harriet Newkirk, daughter of Cornelius Newkirk and Maria Roggen, October 12, 1859. She was b. Au­gust 11, 1827, in Andes, N . Y . ; d. Febru­ary 4, 1896, in Kingston.

443. Elizabeth Decker, b. January 8, 1829, in Roxbury; d. January 25, 1907, at Andes; m. 1850 to William S. Hilton, son of Peleg Hilton and Hannah Seacord. He was b. December 5, 1828, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. February 13, 1905, at Margaret­ville; had issue:

443,1. William Decker Hilton, b. March 1, 1851, in Andes, N . Y . ; m. Lulu B., daughter of Charles Carman and Helen M. Johnson, on September 10, 1879. She was b. May 23, 1862, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. ; had issue:

443,11. Lauren George Hilton, b. Oc­tober 31, 1882, in Wamego, Kansas; d. January 5, 1901, at Margaretville.

444. Madorah Decker, b. December 31, 1831, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. January 8, 1851, in Roxbury.

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45. Hiram More was born September 17, 1807, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 23, 1870, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. Sept. 24, 1829, Abigail, daughter of Enos Squire and Charity Stratton. She was b. Apri l 3, 1811, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 30, 1870, in Andes, N . Y . ; had issue:

451. Charity More, b. January 24, 1832, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. February 4, 1832, in Roxbury.

452. Enos Squire More, b. January 14, 1833, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 12, 1870, in Downsville, N . Y . ; m. June 15, 1859, Susan Jane, daughter of Elisha Conklin and Phebe White. She was b. February 24, 1835, in Pepacton, N . Y . ; d. in Wal­ton, N . Y. , date unknown; had issue:

452.1. Jonas Elbridge More, b. August 28, 1860, in Downsville, N . Y . Unmarried.

452.2. Enos Squire More, b. September 20, 1862, in Downsville, N . Y . ; d. Septem­ber 21, 1893, in Walton. Unmarried.

453. Jonas More, b. July 12, 1834, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 18, 1874, in Jamestown, N . Y . ; m. February 27, 1861, Lavina S., daughter of Elisha Conklin and Phebe White. She was b. August 12, 1836, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. in Pennsyl­vania (date unknown); had issue:

453.1. Florence Emma More, b. March 16, 1864, in Downsville, N . Y . ; d. in Penn­sylvania (date unknown). Unmarried.

453.2. Bertha Madora More, b. May 28, 1872, in Jamestown, N . Y . ; d. several years ago (1938) ; m. October 25, 1894, to John Bertrand Kelly, at Jamestown, son of John E . H . Kelly and Mary E. Brown; had issue:

453,21. Arthur Bertrand Kelly, b. Apri l 25, 1896, at Jamestown.

454. Eleanor Squire More, b. May 26, 1836, at Pepacton, N . Y . ; d. November 5, 1916, at Delancey, N . Y . ; m. December 24, 1855, to Abel P., son of Gilbert Northrup and Betsey Palmer. He was b. March 23, 1826, in Andes, N . Y . ; d. June 29, 1902, at Pepacton, N . Y . ; had issue:

454.1. Elizabeth Jane Northrup, b. De­cember 29, 1858, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 5, 1890, to Travis Rutherford, son of John S. Rutherford and Lucinda Sig­ner. He was b. February 18, 1861, in Colchester, N . Y . ; had issue:

454,11. Joseph Rutherford, b. ; d. January 21, 1933; m. Irene Killon, Feb­ruary 14, 1921; had issue:

454.111. Elizabeth Irene Rutherford, b. February 14, 1921.

454.112. Merritt Travis Rutherford, b. September 25, 1922.

454.113. Davis Merle Rutherford, b. April 12, 1924.

454.114. Phyllis Katherine Rutherford, b. June 27, 1925.

454.115. Eleanor Mary Rutherford, b. March 6, 1932.

454.2. Jason Corbin Northrup, b. Octo­ber 10, 1860, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. Jan­uary 2, 1902, at Pepacton, N . Y . ; m. L i l ­lian Ethel Hunt, October 18, 1893; had issue:

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454.21. Harry Jason Northrup, of Wurtsboro, N . Y . ; b. February 11, 1894, at Bovina Center, N . Y . ; m. July 1, 1918, in Baltimore, Md., Sadie Nunh Vannatta, daughter of Joseph Rosenberry Vannatta and Sarah Ficher Miller; had issue:

454,211. Harold Don Northrup, b. April 10, 1919, in Trenton, N . J .

454.22. Frank Abel Northrup, b. March 19, 1895; m. Florence Emma Jacobson, at Walton, N . Y. , June 22, 1929; had issue:

454.221. Howard Neal Northrup, b. May 14, 1930.

454.222. Milton Frank Northrup, b. August 4, 1931.

454.223. Elinor Florence Northrup, b. July 20, 1932.

454.224. Richard Don Northrup, b. De­cember 12, 1933.

454.225. James Henry Northrup, b. January 26, 1936.

454.23. Robert Bruce Northrup, b. Apri l 29, 1899.

454.3. Don Preston Northrup, b. No­vember 18, 1862, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. in Colchester, N . Y . , August 27, 1933; m. Lillian Ethel Hunt Northrup.

454.4. Porter Urbin Northrup, b. Apri l 30, 1865; d. May 24, 1867, in Colchester, N . Y .

454.5. Mary Olive, b. Apr i l 11, 1870; d. July 30, 1871, in Colchester, N . Y .

455. Wilson Squire More, b. November 2, 1838, at Jamestown, N . Y . ; d. Novem­ber 11, 1915, at Jamestown; m. first, A l -meda Kinney of Chautauqua, N . Y. , De­cember 16, 1869. She d. 1873, in James­town, N . Y . ; m. second, Kittie Crandall, in 1874, at Chautauqua, N . Y . She d. 1881, in Jamestown, N . Y . ; had issue:

455.1. Clarence J . More, of Los Mo-lines, Cal.; b. June 24, 1875, in Jamestown, N . Y . ; m. July 4, 1900, at Jamestown, N . Y. , Maude Vivian Tyler, daughter of Floyd Tyler and Cora Bugbee; had issue:

455.11. Ralph Squire More, b. Septem­ber 6, 1901, at Villenora, N . Y .

455.12. Alice Irene More, b. January 30, 1904, at Spokane, Wash.

455.13. Pearl Margaret More, b. March 6, 1906, at Entiat, Wash.

The three children of Clarence J . More are married and have children, but no fur­ther record is at hand.

455.2. Glenn More, of Jamestown, N . Y. , b. January, 1877, in Jamestown, N . Y . ; m. Emma Francis Strong at Gerry, N . Y • December 23, 1901. She was daughter of Warren Strong and Mary E . Hunt and was b. at Jamestown.

455,3. Vera More, b. June, 1878.

455. Wilson Squire More, m. third, 1886, Jane Wilbur of Fredonia, N . Y .

456. Sarah Wilson More, b. February 16, 1841, at Downsville, N . Y . ; d. ; m. November 2, 1873, to George Augustus, son of George Sackett and Eliza Ann Peake. He was b. June 28, 1833, in Cape Vincent, N . Y . ; d. ; had issue:

456.1. Francis Marion Sackett, b. Au­gust 23, 1874, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. Feb­ruary 14, 1906.

456.2. Hattie Madora Sackett, b. March 10, 1876, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. July 24, 1895, at Liberty, N . Y. , to John Lawrence Snyder, son of Thomas Snyder and Emily Green; had issue:

456.21. Mary Emily Snyder, b. October 17, 1896, ot Downsville, N . Y . ; m. to Omer J . Trusdell, March 17, 1920.

456.22. Guy Augustus Snyder, of Ham-den, N . Y. , b. November 27, 1898, at Pe­pacton, N . Y .

456.3. Guy Augustus Sackett, b. Novem­ber 27, 1877, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. Oc­tober 26, 1904, at Walton, Ann Eliza Van Alstyne, daughter of George T. Van A l -styne and Arlena Bouck.

456.4. George Washington Sackett, of Hamden, N . Y. , b. February 20, 1882, in Colchester, N . Ý.

457. Ezra Williams Stratton More, b. September 20, 1843, in Downsville, N Y • d. May 23, 1891, in Downsville; m. March 22 1882, Jane, daughter of Aaron Stevens and Nancy Stephens. She was b. March 22, 1858, in Colchester, N . Y . ; had issue:

_ 457,1. Marvin More, b. August 26,1884, in Colchester. Not married.

457.2. Nellie Abigail More, b. October 15, 1885, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. to Fred Allen Starkweather, January 1, 1909, at Downsville, N . Y. , son of James Henry Starkweather and Lucy Bliss; b. at Wal­ton, N . Y .

457.3. Charles Hiram More, b. July 23 1887, at Colchester, N . Y . ; d. February 15 1905, at Hamden, N . Y . '

457.4. Irving More, of Afton, N . Y . . b. Apri l 28, 1890, at Colchester, N . Y . ; m May 21, 1913, in Downsville, N . Y. , Hazel Orpha Combs, daughter of William E . Combs. She was b. February 2, 1889: had issue:

^ f ! 7 ' 4 f - , R i c h a r d More, b. March 28, 1914; d. Apri l 8, 1914. _ 4 % ' i 2 - Dorotha Helen More, b. August Of 1915.

457,43. Florence Elizabeth More, b. Au­gust 4, 1917.

i g457,44. Robert Lee More, b. October 18,

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457.45. Gertrude Esther More, b. Feb­ruary 25, 1922.

457.46. Irving More, Jr., b. June 1, 1924.

457.47. Lucille Betty More, b. October 6, 1926.

457.48. Gerald Donald More, b. Decem­ber 15, 1928.

457.49. Barbara Jane More, b. Decem­ber 14, 1930.

457,5. Arthur Ezra More, b. November 15, 1891; d. May 22, 1902, at Downsville, N . Y .

458. Bettie Jane More, b. Apri l 18, 1849, in Roxbury; d. January 13, 1925, in Williamsburg, Va.

459. Mary Abigail More, b. October 5, 1852, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. June 1, 1937, in Williamsburg, Va. ; m. February 8, 1871, to John Peter, son of Thomas W. Dennis and Louise S. Yendes. He was b. January 3, 1841, in Bovina, N . Y . ; had issue:

459,1. Cora Louise Dennis, b. February 11, 1872, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. Septem­ber 9,- 1891, to Robert Bostwick Mallory, son of Zenas Mallory and Mary Bostwick; he was b. July 23, 1868, in Hamden, N . Y . ; had issue:

459,11. Arthur Dennis Mallory, b. July 14, 1892, in Hamden, N . Y . ; m. Neta Gladys Sterlings, daughter of William H . Stellings and Esther Sands, July 14, 1926, at Bell Haven, Virginia. She was b. Jan­uary 28, 1898, at Lightfoot, Va. ; d. March 11, 1936, at Williamsburg, Va. ; had issue:

459.111. Iva Fern Mallory, b. May 25, 1929, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.112. Arthur Dennis Mallory, Jr., b. July 19, 1932, at Lightfoot, Va.

459,12. Ray Zenas Mallory, b. June 19, 1895, in Hamden, N . Y . ; m. Bertie Dyle Campbell, daughter of Robert Ashby Campbell and Margaret Frances Madison, November 23, 1929, at Williamsburg, Va . ; had issue:

459.121. Eleanor Bess Mallory, b. Sep­tember 17, 1930, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.122. Doris Madaline Mallory, b. September 5, 1932, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.123. William LeRoy Mallory, b. January 19, 1937, at Williamsburg, Va.

459,13. Kenneth Mallory, b. February, 1899, at Hamden, N . Y . ; m. Loretta May Bagnall, daughter of Charles Harmon Bag­nall and Elmira Frances Zellars, Septem­ber 27, 1928, at Richmond, Va. She was b. February 1, 1894, in Muskingum Coun­ty, Ohio.

459,14. Mary Mallory, b. July 29, 1903, at Hamden, N . Y . ; m. to Eric Selmer Fenne at Williamsburg, Va., June 14, 1924; had issue:

459.141. Irwin Arthur Fenne, b. Oc­tober 25, 1925.

459.142. Robert Ericson Fenne, b. June 13, 1928, at Newport News, Va.

459.143. Ruth Marie Fenne, b. Decem­ber 19, 1929, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.144. John Eric Fenne, b. June 10, 1932, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.145. Cora Ann Fenne, b. February 4, 1935, at Williamsburg, Va.

459.146. Thomas Sanford Fenne, - b. September 2, 1937, at Williamsbrug, Va.

459.15. John Mallory, b. October 23, 1904, at Hamden, N . Y .

459.16. Louise Mallory, b. June 2, 1907, at Hamden, N . Y .

459.17. Thomas Ezra Mallory, of Bland, Va . ; b. January 2, 1910, at Hamden, N . Y . ; m. August 21, 1936, in Sparta, N . C , Mamie Wysor Dunn, daughter of Frank Lee Dunn and Mamie Wayne McColgan; had issue:

459,171. Thomas Ezra Mallory, Jr., b. May 20, 1937, at Bluefield, W. Va.

459.2. Arthur More Dennis, b. August 9, 1876, at Bovina, N . Y . ; d. at less than one year.

459.3. Thomas Ezra Dennis, of Toano, Va., b. August 30, 1878, in Colchester, N . Y . ; m. Lillie O'Neal, in November, 1909.

459.4. John Wilson Dennis, of Wil l ­iamsburg, Va., b. October 19, 1881, in Bo-vina, N . Y . Unmarried.

459.5. Bessie Ethel Dennis, of Wil l ­iamsburg, Va., b. September 6, 1885, at Delhi, N . Y .

45(10). Anna More, b. November 5, 1855, in Colchester, N . Y . ; d. July 23, 1937, in Delhi, N . Y .

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46. Solomon More was b. January 16, 1810, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 15, 1858, in Roxbury; m. Sally M . Cross, widow of Harmon Keator. She was b. September 12, 1814; d. July 24, 1881.

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47. Henry McKinstry More was b. Oc­tober 24, 1812, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. July 2, 1888, in Roxbury; m. Christina M., daughter of James Person and Elizabeth

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Burgett. She was b. March 2, 1815, in Catskill, N . Y . ; d. May 23, 1869, in Rox­bury ; had issue:

471. James Ezekiel More, b. June 5, 1834, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 14, 1904, in Roxbury; m. first, January 1, 1856, Caroline E., daughter of Ira Faulkner. She was b. August 31, 1834, in Batavia, Delaware County, N . Y . ; d. January 21, 1870, in Roxbury; had issue.

471.1. Henry Clay More, b. November 15, 1856, in Roxbury; d. March 18, 1861, in Roxbury.

471.2. Charles Herbert More, b. No­vember 26, 1857, in Roxbury; m. first, June 10, 1886, Mary Emma Rhinehart, daughter of Rev. James Kelly Rhinehart and Mary DuBois. She was b. Apri l 7, 1864, in Roxbury; d. November 19, 1923, in Chicago, 111; had issue:

471.21. Herman DuBois More, b. July 15, 1887, in Medford, Mass.; m. July 16, 1923, Edna Amelia Robeson in New York, the daughter of Edward White Robeson and Marion Moore Keating.

471.22. Rev. James Harold More, of Los Angeles, Cal., b. July 10, 1891, in Medford, Mass.

471.23. Roland Rhinehart More, b. Jan­uary 5, 1896, at Montpelier, Vt. ; d. March 1, 1935, at Chicago, 111.; m. Nancy Mur­ray, May 5, 1923, at Chicago, the daughter of John W. Murray and Harriet L. Wil­son; had issue

471,231. Susanne Mary More, b. June 5, 1925, at Chicago.

471.2. Charles Herbert More, m. sec­ond, Henrietta Mcintosh Mayham, at Sac­ramento, Cal., August 28, 1926. She was the daughter of James Mcintosh and Mar­garet Jennie Reed. She was b. at Rox­bury, June 27, 1886.

471.3. Elizabeth Jannette More, b. Au­gust 3, 1859, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 9, 1884, in Roxbury.

471.4. George McClellan More, b. Au­gust 13, 1864, in Roxbury, N : Y . ; m. first, Fannie Elizabeth Barlow, November 15, 1887. She was daughter of George Bar­low and Mary P. Taylor. She was b. De­cember 15, 1866, at Hobart, N . Y . ; d. Jan­uary 30, 1907, at Hobart; had issue:

471,41. Charles Henry More, b. Janu­ary 12, 1891, at Hobart; m. Fannie Cor­nell at Highfalls, May 9, 1912, the daugh­ter of Avery J . Cornell and Mary Odell Green; had issue:

471.411. Helen Mary More, b. June 27, 1913, at Hobart; d. Apri l 1, 1932, at Ho­bart.

471.412. Ruth Elizabeth More, b. Janu­ary 2, 1915, at Hobart.

471,413. Dorothy More, b. October 27, 1918, at Hobart.

o , 4 7 , 1 ^! 4 - A v e r y George More, b. June 24, 1926, at Hobart.

471.42. Raymond Barlow More, b. July 24, 1893, at Hobart; m. Eva Maria Sim­mons, December 13, 1917, at Hobart, daughter of Frank Simmons and Amanda Hubbard.

471.43. James Edward More, b. Apri l 4, 1895, at Hobart, N . Y . ; m. November 18, 1920, Ruth Ethlyn House, daughter of William House and Jessie May Booser. She was b. May 27, 1896, in Oneonta, N . Y . ; had issue:

471.431. Virginia Ruth More, b. No­vember 17, 1922.

471.432. James Richard More, b. Apri l 16» 1025«

471.44. Scott More, b. December 10, 1896, at Hobart, N . Y .

471.45. Mildred More, b. May 3, 1899, at Hobart, N . Y . ; d. July 11, 1899, at Ho­bart.

471.46. George Benjamin More, b. Au­gust 18, 1902; m. Mabel Hoatland, at Syracuse, N . Y., November 28, 1928. She was daughter of George Hoatland and Alice Ziff.

471.4. George McClellan More, m. sec­ond, Clara Margaret Webster, at Hobart, N . Y. , September 1, 1908, the daughter of John Gould Webster and Sara Smith.

471. James Ezekiel More, m. second, December 21, 1870, in Roxbury, N . Y. , Ann, daughter of John Mcintosh and Nancy Leeming. She was b. June 6, 1845, in Stamford, N . Y . ; had issue:

471.5. Caroline Evelyn More, b. Janu­ary 27, 1872, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.6. James Gould More, b. January 8, 1874, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. first, Mary Alice Chandler, May 17, 1900, at Barre, Vt. She was daughter of Perley Chandler and Susan M . Walker and was b. August 17, 1879; d. January 14, 1902; had issue:

471.61. Clifton Chandler More, b. Au­gust 30, 1901, at Barre, Vt . ; m. Irma R. Cheney of Williamstown, Vt., at Barre Vt., August 4, 1931.

471,6. James Gould More, m. second, October 18, 1904, Edna Dulcina Perry, at Barre, Vt., the daughter of James M . Perry and Alma H . Martin; had issue:

471.62. Ruth Perry More, b. September 22, 1907, at Barre, Vt. ; m. to Marcus Mel­bourne Kinney, at Barre, Vt., October 6, 1930.

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471.7. John Mcintosh More, b. October 13, 1875, m. June 6, 1906, Ada Florence James, at South Kortright, N . Y . , the daughter of Richard James and Emma Elizabeth Nay lor; she was b. December 27, 1874, at Lake Delaware, N . Y . ; had issue:

471.71. Donald James More, b. March 8, 1907, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Gladys Leona Ryer, daughter of Fred Ryer and Lulu Camp, September 28, 1933, at Green­field, Ind.; had issue:

471,711. James Frederick More, b. Au­gust 15, 1936, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.72. Herbert Richard More, b. May 6, 1910, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Marjorie Mix, September 15, 1934, at Salem, N . Y. , the daughter of Albert Mix and Grace Beatty; had issue:

471.721. John Albert More, b. June 26, 1935, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.722. Ada Grace More, b. May 20, 1937, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.8. Samuel More, b. December 13, 1878, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Jeanie Wil­son, December 14, 1921, in New York. She was daughter of George Wilson and Johanna Niemoeller; had issue:

471.81. Jean More, b. September 24, 1922, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.82. Ann Wilson More, b. October 16, 1923, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.83. Evelyn More, b. Apri l 8, 1926, at Roxbury, N . Y .

471.9. Edward Calvin More, b. Apri l 4, 1884, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Oct. 23, 1892, at Roxbury.

472. Elizabeth More, b. July 2, 1836, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. January 24, 1856, at Roxbury.

473. Edward Burhans More, b. Febru­ary 8, 1841, at Andes, N . Y . ; d. Septem­ber 22, 1904, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Rho­da, daughter of William Champlin and Mary Silliman, on December 28, 1865. She was b. July 23, 1840, in Stamford, N . Y . ; d. February 26, 1913, at Hobart, N . Y . ; had issue:

473,1. Stella May More, b. September 22, 1866, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. February 17, 1930, in Hobart, N . Y . ; m. Hugh King Rose, June 8, 1925, at Roxbury, N . Y . He was b. 1840, and d. May 21, 1927, at Hobart, the son of Edmund Rose and Nancy Blakely.

474. Liberty Preston More, b. February 8, 1841, in Andes, N . Y . ; d. September 10, 1889, at Stamford, N . Y . ; m. Ruth Van Dyke on January 27, 1864, the daughter of Patrick Van Dyke and Rebecca Robin­son. She was b. March 28, 1842, at Rox­bury, N . Y . ; d. October 20, 1901, at Stam­ford, N . Y . ; had issue:

474.1. Frank L . More, b. Apri l 14, 1865, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. August 30, 1869, in Stamford, N . Y .

474.2. William Preston More, b. Au­gust 22, 1866, at Stamford, N . Y . ; d. July 18, 1937, at New London, Conn.; m. May 4, 1887, Angeline Kinch, daughter of Gil­bert Kinch and Grace Miller Henderson. She was b. March 9, 1867, in New Kings­ton, N . Y . ; d. January 27, 1930, in Jersey City, N . J . ; had issue:

474.21. Ruth Florence More, b. Decem­ber 13, 1888, in Stamford, N . Y . ; m. to Charles Ernest Cadmus, January 1, 1906, son of Charles Henry Cadmus and Sarah Jane Sales, at Paterson, N . J . He was b. at Franklin, N . Y . ; had issue:

474,211. Dorothy Louise Cadmus, b. De­cember 2, 1906, at Paterson, N . J .

474.22. Robert Leonard More, b. March 19, 1891, at Stamford, N . Y . ; m. July 29, 1915, at Syracuse, Ellen Harriet Wain-wright, daughter of Theodore E . Wain-wright and Mary Charlotte Culver; had issue:

474.221. Robert Wainwright More, b. July 25, 1916, at Union Hi l l , N . J .

474.222. William Theodore More, b. February 3, 1919, at Barberton, Ohio.

474.223. Betty More, b. November 24, 1926, at Barberton, O.

474.23. Grace Rosetta More, b. Decem­ber 10, 1892, at Stamford, N . Y . ; d.

474.24. George Liberty More, b. Apri l 9, 1894, at South Gilboa, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 16, 1921, Anna C. Von Koenitz, in New York, N . Y. , daughter of Otto L . Von Koenitz and Johanna Bush; had issue:

474.241. Jean Ann More, b. December 19, 1923.

474.242. Jule More, b. Nov. 17, 1926, at Canandaigua, N . Y .

474.3. Patrick Henry More, b. January 4, 1868, in Stamford, N . Y . ; d. August 14, 1869, in Stamford.

474.4. George Liberty More, b. March 14, 1870, in Stamford, N . Y . ; d. January 9, 1922, in Canandaigua, N . Y . ; m. Blanche Mina Boyd, daughter of James Boyd and Nellie Young, July 5, 1905, in Hartford, Vt. ; had issue:

474.41. Lorimer Boyd More, b. March 6, 1909, at Barre, Vt . ; m. Ruth Alta Ma-gill, at Fairlawn, Rensselaer County, N . Y. , September 5, 1935.

474.42. Marjorie Alice More, b. ; m. at Fairlawn, N . Y. , Septem­

ber 5, 1936, to Crawford Stanley Dennis, son of Harris Dennis.

474.5. Clyde More, b. January 22, 1872, in Stamford, N . Y . ; d. February 4, 1936, at Grand Gorge, N . Y . ; m. February 13,

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1901, at Hobart, N . Y. , Marion Lovell, daughter of William Lovell and Margaret O'Brien; had issue:

474.51. Ila Margaret More, b. March 25, 1904, at Stamford, N . Y . ; m. Ray Schermerhorn of Gilboa, N . Y. , Dec. 13, 1921, at Manorkill, N . Y . ; had issue:

474.511. Elsie May Schermerhorn, b. October 25, 1928, at Gilboa.

474.512. Thelma Rosetta Schermerhorn, b. August 17, 1933, at Gilboa.

474.52. Elsie M . More, b. May 5, 1907, at Stamford, N . Y . ; m. to Rudolph Van Loan Hitchcock of Gilboa, N . Y. , at Delhi, N . Y. , October 20, 1926; had issue:

474,521. Edwin Clyde Hitchcock, b. February 1, 1931, at Gilboa, N . Y .

474,6. Rose Van Dyke More, b. May 22, 1873, in Stamford, N . Y . ; m. Septem­ber 14, 1916, in Stamford, to Orrie Hiram Nichols, son of Hiram Nichols and Char­ity Olmstead.

475. Emily Day More, b. May 19, 1852, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 20, 1857, in Griffin Corners, N . Y .

48.

48. Jonas More was b. July 8, 1815, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. July 5, 1891, at Rox­bury.

49.

49. Mary More was b. May 23, 1818, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 4, 1857, at Roxbury; m. to Edward I. Burhans Octo­ber 15, 1837, son of John E . Burhans and Mary DuBois. He was b. March 25, 1804, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Jan. 22, 1883, at Roxbury; had issue:

491. Maria DuBois Burhans, b. June 5, 1840, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. December 18, 1929, in Roxbury; m. to George Wilson Lauren at Roxbury, January 17, 1866. He was b. August 6, 1836, son of William Lauren and Marjorie Rose; d. January 21, 1905, at Roxbury; had issue:

491.1. Edward B. Lauren, b. June 27, 1867, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Apr i l 27, 1870, at Roxbury.

491.2. William B. Lauren, b. September 3, 1872; d. May 9, 1880, at Roxbury, N . Y .

492. Jonas More Burhans, b. May 31, 1842; d. January 19, 1849, at Roxbury,

493. Edward Clay Burhans, b. Septem­ber 19, 1851, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 24, 1912, at Roxbury; m. September 15, 1875, Esther A., daughter of Isaac Leming and Eunice Barlow. She was b. June 1, 1856, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 2, 1922, at Roxbury.

218 T H E HISTORICAL J O U R N A L Vol. 3, No. 8

A Genealogical Record

of the descendants of

EDWARD LIVINGSTON MORE

who was the Eighth Child of

John and Betty Taylor More

Containing references to articles published

in

"HISTORY of the MORE F A M I L Y , " 1893

and

"HISTORICAL J O U R N A L of the MORE

F A M I L Y , " 1890 to 1937

Compiled, 1938, by

Harold Knickerbocker Van Alen (831,3)

for the

J O H N MORE ASSOCIATION

The numbering system used has been repeatedly described in the Journal.

Cases have occurred where the birth of a child was not reported until after the normal number had been used for a younger member of the family. In these cases a fraction has been used, enclosed in parenthesis, in place of the proper digit. In these cases the numerator is the proper number and the denominator shows the or­der in which the name has been reported. For example, (1/5) indicates that the first child born was the fifth one recorded. This avoids the confusion which would fol­low any attempt to change numbers after they had been used and carried on for many years.

In presenting the following for publica­tion the compiler wishes it distinctly un­derstood that he is fully aware that the record as it now stands is quite incom­plete. The information appearing here has been gathered by checking through the History, page by page, and then through each of the forty-six issues of the Jour­nal, noting all references to the Edward L. line and consolidating all vital statistics which have been published throughout the many years our organization has been functioning. After the completion of this phase of the work, extensive correspond­ence was undertaken in order to gain such information as is not in our files. To those who have assisted by replying to our letters and furnishing what informa­

tion they were able, we are very grateful. As for those who have not replied to our letters, we hope this incomplete record will serve as a stimulus, and bring information from them so that they may be included in our thanks in the next issue.

Little did I realize during Mother's life­time to what ends I would have to go in order to obtain information which could have been had from her for the asking. There is no time like the present for work of this kind. It is my wish and intention to follow this undertaking to its comple­tion; but to do so it is essential that the cousins co-operate and assist. Don't wait for someone else to send in reports nor hesitate because you think reports have already been made. No harm is done when reports are duplicated. If a mar­riage is reported twice no one will be ac­cused of bigamy. If a birth is reported twice we won't call it twins. Receipt of unsolicited reports saves much time and a great amount of correspondence. This list shows what information is lacking. IF T H E V I T A L STATISTICS A R E NOT C O M P L E T E I N THIS LIST, OUR REC­ORD IS I N C O M P L E T E . WE W A N T F U L L INFORMATION. Please let us have it if you can. Address Box 96, Champion, Mich.

HAROLD K. V A N A L E N !

8. Edward Livingston More, son of John More and Betty Taylor, b. August 1, 1788, in Moresville, Delaware County, N . Y . ; d. August 13, 1867, in Marathon, N . Y . ; m. January 1, 1808, Charity Stan­ley, daughter of Richard Stanley and Ma­ria Laraway. She was born October 27, 1787, in Prattsville, Greene County, N . Y . ; d. March 27, 1870, in Marathon, N . Y . ; had issue:

81. Richard, 82. Betsey, 83. John Stanley, 84. Peter Stanley, 85. Maria, 86. Duncan G., 87. Jane Ann, 88. Charles, 89. George Frisbee, 8(10). Eleanor, 8(11). Lydia Smith, 8(12). Isaac Van Loan, 8(13). Margaret.

A complete biographical sketch of Ed­ward Livingston More is to be found on page 267 of the History.

A very interesting and detailed account of the ancestry of Charity Stanley, by Dr. A. Luzerne Coville is to be found in Jour­nal, 1-16, pp. 268-70, supplemented by Journal, 3-3, p. 50.

November, 1938 OF T H E MORE F A M I L Y 219

81. Richard More, b. September 13, 1810, in Moresville, N . Y . ; d. July 20, 1895, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 27, 1834, Maria, daughter of John E . Bur­hans and Mary DuBois. She was born January 30, 1809, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. August 7, 1894, in Roxbury.

Biographical sketch, History, p. 270.

82. Elizabeth (Betsey) More, b. June 6, 1812, in Moresville, N . Y . ; d. December 10, 1891, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. Novem­ber 9, 1835, in Roxbury, N . Y. , to Thomas, son of Joseph Keator and Mary White. He was b. November 25, 1803, in Delaware County, N . Y . ; d. June 25, 1879, in Cort­land, N . Y . ; had issue:

821. Edward, 822. Sally, 823. Esther, 824. Jane, 825. Elizabeth, 826. Joseph, 827. Edward, 828. Mary.

Biographical sketch, History, p. 270.

821. Edward Keator, b. October 27, 1837, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. August 30, 1845, in Roxbury, N . Y .

822. Sally Keator, b. September 28, 1839, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. January 5, 1859, in Cortland, N . Y .

823. Esther Keator (Porter), b. May 1, 1841, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. January , 1924; m. May 13, 1862, to Oliver Porter. He was b. in Sullivan County, N . Y . ,

, 1824; d. October 9, 1888, in Homer, N . Y . Resided in Homer, N . Y .

824. Jane Keator (Newkirk) (Rogers), b. January 28, 1843, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. November 25, 1914, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. first, May 31, 1864, to William New­kirk, son of Dr. Jacob Newkirk of Rox­bury, and Deborah Burhans. He died October 24, 1884, in Roxbury; had issue:

824.1. Elizabeth, 824.2. Kate, 824.3. Mary D., 824.4. Jane, 824.5. Wilhelmina.

824. Jane Keator (Newkirk) m. second, to Henry L . Rogers. He died in Cortland, N . Y., January 31, 1895.

824,1. Elizabeth Newkirk (Alley), b. March 30, 1865, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. September 7, 1886, to Edward, son of Ja­cob Alley and Frances Stoyell. He died January 7, 1937 (Memoirs, Journal, 3-7, p. 185); had issue:

824.11. Frances, 824.12. Esther.

824.11. Frances Alley (Ford), of 149 Prospect Avenue, Gloversville, N . Y . ; b. June 19, 1893, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. Oc­tober 4, 1916, to Rev. Charles H . L . Ford, in Cortland, N . Y . He was b. December 8, 1888, in Binghamton, N . Y. , the son of Charles Ford and Sarah Miller.

824.12. Esther Alley (Downs), of 142 Glenwood Road, Ridgewood, N . J . ; b. De­cember 20, 1900, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. October 8, 1927, to Winfield Scott Downs. He was b. in Newark, N . J., May 5, 1895, the son of John Phillip Downs and Ade­laide Watson Albertson; had issue:

824.121. Edward Alley, 824.122. Winfield Scott.

824.121. Edward Alley Downs, b. No­vember 10, 1928, in Glen Rock, N . J .

824.122. Winfield Scott Downs, Jr., b. September 13, 1932, in Cortland, N . Y .

824.2. Kate Newkirk (Maycumber), of Cortland, N . Y . ; b. June 13, 1868, in Cort­land, N . Y . ; m. December 29, 1886, to George J . Maycumber. He was b. in Trenton, N . J., July 4, 1861, the son of William Maycumber and Louisa Bliss; had issue:

824.21. Kate Maycumber, of Cortland, N Y . ; b. January 13, 1889, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. to Radcliffe Manning, now de­ceased; had issue:

824,211. William Manning.

824.22. Louise Maycumber, b. March 4, 1894, in Cortland, N . Y .

824.3. Mary D. Newkirk, b. February 9, 1873, in Cortland, N . Y . ; d. November 17, 1873, in Cortland, N . Y .

824,4. Jane Newkirk (Coolbaugh), of 111 Forest Avenue, Narberth, Pa.; b De­cember 3, 1881, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m September 1, 1903, at Cortland, N . Y. , to Ronald Gilbert Coolbaugh. He was b. at East Orange, N . J., the son of Frank William Coolbaugh and Ella Applebaugh; d. at Philadelphia, January 25, 1935; had issue:

824.41. Jane Newkirk, 824.42. John Edward, 824.43. Kenneth Keator.

824,41. Jane Newkirk Coolbaugh (Bill-mgton), of 228 Avon Road, Narberth, Pa • b December 17, 1905, in Easton, Pa.; m June 12, 1926, at Merchantville, N . J to Nelson Billington, son of David Billington and Emma L. Gilbert. He was b. Novem­ber 20, 1900, in Philadelphia, Pa.; had issue:

824.411. David, b. at Bryn Mawr, Pa., June 1, 1927.

824.412. James, b. at Bryn Mawr, Pa., June 1, 1929.

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824.42. John Edward Coolbaugh, of 111 Forest Avenue, Narberth, Pa.; b. Decem­ber 19, 1908, in Philadelphia, Pa.

824.43. Kenneth Keator Coolbaugh, of 300 Woodside Avenue, Narberth, Pa.; b. September 5, 1910, in Boston, Mass.; m. Rose Allen, in Merion, Pa., July 29, 1933. She was b. October 23, 1913, in Philadel­phia, the daughter of Horace Allen and Rose Whitaker; had issue:

824,431. Ronald Gilbert Coolbaugh, b. June 10, 1936, in Philadelphia, Pa.

824,5. Wilhelmina Newkirk (McBride), of 62 Taylor Place, South Orange, N . J . ; b. December 22, 1884; m. October 23, 1907, at Cortland, N . Y. , to David Alexander McBride, the son of Alexander McBride and Hannah Montgomery; had issue:

824.51. Jane Keator McBride, b. Janu­ary 16, 1917, in Orange, N . J .

824.52. David Alexander McBride, b. September 13, 1921, in South Orange, N . J .

824.53. Ann Newkirk McBride, b. July 12, 1925, in Orange, N . J .

825. Elizabeth Keator (Norris), b. Sep­tember 15, 1844, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. in New York City January 9, 1876; m. Sep­tember 20, 1871, to Brainard Taylor Nor­ris, of New York City. He was b. June 8, 1837, in New York City, the son of Noah and Sarah Ann Norris; d. ; had issue:

825.1. Thomas Keator Norris, b. Au­gust 25, 1872, in New York City; m. June 10, 1896, in Cortland, N . Y. , Lillian Mary Call, daughter of Duane Call and Mary E. Schellinger. She died at Cortland, N . Y. , May 24, 1938; had issue:

825.11. Nelson K. Norris, b. 1898; m. ; had issue:

825,11?. Betty Jane Norris, b. 825,11?. Duane Dakin Norris, b. 825.12. Elizabeth Norris (Grossman),

b. 1900; m. to Morris Grossman. Janet Norris Grossman, adopted

child, b. 825.13. Brainard Duane Norris, b.'

1905; d. in early life.

825.2. Edward Keator Norris, b. No­vember 30, 1875, in New York City.

826. Joseph Keator, b. April 15, 1849, in Roxbury. N . Y . ; d. August 6, 1860, in Cortland, N . Y .

827. Edward More Keator, b. Apri l 14, 1852, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. Harriet L. Jones, January 1, 1890. She was b. in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Apri l 19, 1865; d. June, 1936, at Hamburg, N . Y . He d. in Cort­land, N . Y. , May 10, 1929 (Memoirs: Journal, 2-15, p. 392); had issue:

827.1. Thomas, 827.2. Oliver Porter, 827.3. Martha D.

827.1. Thomas Keator, b. November 13, 1890, in Cortland, N . Y . Address, Marine Trust Co., Buffalo, N . Y .

827.2. Oliver Porter Keator, b. Novem­ber 9, 1891, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. Au­gust 22, 1914, at Cortland, N . Y. , Alberta Nea Perkins, who was b. at Syracuse, N . Y. , the daughter of Albertus Delos Per­kins and Julia Slafter; had issue:

827.21. Betsey More Keator, b. Decem­ber 6, 1915, in Cortland, N . Y.

827.22. Edward Bridgeman Keator, b. December 22, 1917, in Cortland, N . Y .

827,23.

827,3. Martha D. Keator, b. ; m. in 1927 to Norman Graf,

of Orchard Park, N . Y . (Journal, 2-6, pp. 179, 392) ; had issue:

827,31. Sally Keator Graf, b. , 1929.

828. Mary Keator (Chadbourne), b. March 2, 1854, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. June 10, 1936, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. to Wil l ­iam Francis Chadbourne, January 27, 1894. He was b. in Boston, Mass., No­vember 3, 1846, the son of William Chad­bourne and Elizabeth Stanton; d. in Cort­land, N . Y. , October 15, 1911.

83. John Stanley More, b. December 4, 1813, at Marathon, N . Y . ; d. December 17, 1861, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. March, 1850, Elizabeth Cole of New York City, daughter of Barnet Cole and Elizabeth Richards. She was b. March 9, 1829; d. January 15, 1862, in Marathon, N . Y . ; had issue:

831. Fannie, 832. Edward Stanley, 833. Richard Cole, 834. Elizabeth Cole, 835. Katherine Child, 836. Reuben.

(Complete biography appears in the History, p. 271.)

831. Fannie More (Van Alen), b. March 18, 1851, in New York City; d. Apri l 8, 1909, in Jersey City, N . J . ; m. De­cember 18, 1873, to Benjamin Taylor Van Alen. He was b. July 29, 1849, in Bloom­ing Grove, N . Y. , the son of Jacob Pruyn Van Alen and Mary Gazzam Taylor, and a brother of William T. Van Alen, who married Katherine More (835). He d. May 13, 1937, in Jersey City, N . J . ; had issue:

831.1. Edna Child, 831.2. Walter Taylor, 831.3. Harold Knickerbocker.

(Memoirs: F. M . V. A. Journal, 2-5, pp. 145-6; B. T. V. A . Journal, 3-7, p. 185.)

November, 1938 OP T H E MORE F A M I L Y 221

831.1. Edna Child Van Alen (Frost), of 529 Belden Avenue, Chicago, 111.; b. Apri l 12, 1875, in Newark, N . J . ; m. Apri l 18, 1899, at Chicago, to E . Allen Frost of Uniontown, Pa.

831.2. Walter Taylor Van Alen, of 1300 Darlington Road, Beaver Falls, Pa.; b. October 5, 1876, in Newark, N . J . ; m. first, February 13, 1901, Elizabeth Rourke of Chicago. She died at Chicago, Decem­ber, 1909. m. second, March 23, 1912, Katherine Schenck. She was b. at Alpena, S. D., January 20, 1886, the daughter of Charles Delos Schenck and Lettie Harris.

(Spanish War service, Journal, 1-6, p. 59.)

831.3. Harold Knickerbocker Van Alen, of Champion, Michigan; b. September 19, 1882, at Newark, N . J .

(War service, Journal, 2-9, p. 264; Journal, 3-7, pp. 169, 170, 186.)

832. Edward Stanley More, b. October 31, 1852, in New York, N . Y . ; d. Au­gust 25, 1913, at Cazenovia, N . Y . ; m. March 3, 1882, Anna Louise Case, daugh­ter of Dwight and Anna Louise Case. She was b. Apri l 28, 1864, in Cazenovia, N . Y . ; d. November 8, 1930, at Cazenovia; had issue:

832.1. Dwight Edward More, of Caze­novia, N . Y . ; b. December 14, 1882, at Cazenovia, N . Y .

832.2. Cleon Richard More, of 6404 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.; b. No­vember 20, 1886, in Cazenovia, N . Y .

833. Richard Cole More, b. December 23, 1854, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 22, 1933, at San Diego, CaL; m. May 21, 1890, Mary E. Schaeffer, the daughter of John Schaeffer and Mary Beck. She was b. in St. Joseph, Mo., February 13, 1862; d. at St. Joseph, August 17, 1895; had issue:

833.1. John Edward Sylvester Schaef­fer,

833.2. Wilber.

833. Richard Cole More, m. second, Amelia Charlotte Heusted, August 5, 1908 She was b. July 26, 1859, at New Or­leans, La., the daughter of Christian Heu­sted and Charlotte Gryden. Address, Box 90, Palm City, Cal.

833.1. John Edward Sylvester Schaef­fer More, b. February 18, 1891, in St. Joseph, Mo.; m. , 1909, Nadine Snead; had issue:

833.11. Marjorie, b. January, 1910. 833.12. Edwina, b. January, 1913. (Note: Both the above are reported

"married and living in San Francisco.") 833.2. Wilber More, b. August 8, 1895,

in St. Joseph, Mo.; d. in Texas, in 1905.

834. Elizabeth Cole More (Miller) b February 12, 1857, in Marathon, N . Y . ;

d. January 16, 1887, in Newark, N . J . ; m. May 18, 1881, to William H . Miller, son of Joseph Miller and Elizabeth Gardner; had issue:

834.1. Douglas, 834.2. Alan, 834.3. Maude Elizabeth, 834.4. William Henry.

834.1. Douglas Miller, b. Apri l 10, 1882, in Newark, N . J . ; d. June 4, 1890, in Newark, N . J .

834.2. Alan Miller, b. May 9, 1883, in Newark, N . J . ; d. Apr i l 21, 1910, in New­ark, N . J .

834.3. Maude Elizabeth (Padon), of 129 Magnolia Avenue, Jersey City, N . J . ; b. October 23, 1884, in Newark, N . J . ; m. June 2, 1921, to Andrew Padon.

834.4. William Henry Miller, b. De­cember 29, 1886, in Newark, N . J . ; d. August 16, 1887, in Newark, N . J .

835. Katherine Child More (Van Alen), of Mt. Vernon, N . Y . ; b. February 16, 1860, in Marathon, N . Y. ; m. to William T. Van Alen, December 13, 1888. He was b. August 8, 1861, in Bergen, N . J., the son of Jacob Pruyn Van Alen and Mary Gazzam Taylor and a brother of B. T. Van Alen, who m. 831. He d. De­cember 29, 1931, in Newark, N . J . (Me­moirs, Journal, 3-1, p. 493); had issue:

835.1. William Pruyn, 835.2. Katherine.

835.1. William Pruyn Van Alen, of Pompton Plains, N . Y . ; b. September 25, 1889, in Chicago, 111.; m. August 13, 1927, Josephine Krassa, daughter of Anselm Krassa, in New York City (War service Journal, 2-15, p. 392); had issue:

835,11. William, b. June 16, 1928.

835.2. Katherine Van Alen, of Mt. Ver­non, N . Y . ; b. February 18, 1898, in New­ark, N . J .

836. Reuben More, b. January 12, 1862, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. February, 1862, in Marathon, N . Y .

^o? 4 - P e t e r S t a n l e y More, b. Apri l 28, 1815, at Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. July 9, 1900, at Sidney, N . Y . ; m. first, November 1, 1837, Saba Reetfield, daughter of Grove Webster and Polly Ames. She was b. in Stamford, N . Y. , July 18, 1816; d. Sep­tember 13, 1860, in Marathon, N . Y . ; had issue:

841. Mary More, 842. Ellen More,

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843. Fannie More, 844. Annie G. More. 84. Peter Stanley More, m. second,

Mrs. Mary Smith, daughter of Jonas Leech. She d. March 12, 1894, at East McDonough, N . Y . ; had issue:

845. Jessie More.

841. Mary More, b. April 12, 1841, in Kortright, N . Y . ; d. February 14, 1862, in Marathon, N . Y . Buried in Riverview Cemetery, Oxford, N . Y .

842. Ellen More (Frisbee), b. Apri l 8, 1844, in Triangle, N . Y . ; d. August 13, 1909, at Norwich, N . Y . ; m. January 18, 1870, to Charles W. Frisbee, the son of Erasmus Frisbee and Elizabeth Lee. He was b. February 25, 1844, in Delhi, N . Y . (Memoirs, Journal, 1-18, p. 371) ; had is­sue:

842,1. Herbert Stanley Frisbee, b. Feb­ruary 13, 1876, in Delhi, N . Y . ; d. May 17, 1877, in Delhi, N . Y .

843. Fannie More (Russell), b. Janu­ary 5, 1846, in Triangle, N . Y . ; d. Feb­ruary 4, 1927, at Sidney, N . Y . ; m. to George Weismer Russell, the son of Thomas Gilmore Russell and Marie Weis­mer, January 14, 1874. He was b. Janu­ary 17, 1846, in Delhi, N . Y . ; d. October 19, 1899, in Sidney, N . Y . ; had issue:

843.1. Arthur George Russell, of Bain­bridge, N . Y . ; b. August 19, 1876, in Delhi, N . Y . ; m. March 12, 1912, Maude Wright; had issue:

843.11. Nellie Gladys Russell, b. De­cember 22, 1913, at Sidney, N . Y.

843.12. Agnes Maude Russell, b. July 17, 1918, in Bainbridge, N . Y .

843.2. Annie May Russell, b. May 1, 1878, in Delhi, N . Y . ; d. August 1, 1881, in Delhi, N . Y .

843.3. Herbert Stanley Russell, b. Oc­tober 7, 1881, in Delhi, N . Y . ; d. July 17, 1913, in Rome, N . Y .

843.4. Nellie Russell, b. January 26, 1883, in Delhi, N . Y . ; m. June 23, 1910, in Norwich, N . Y. , to Ira Robb, the son of John Robb and Ellen L. Nichols. He was b. in Afton, N . Y. , February 14, 1871; d. June 19, 1931, in Binghamton, N . Y . ; buried at Norwich, N . Y . (Journal, 1-16, p. 296; 3-2, p. 514).

843.4. Nellie Russell (Robb) m. second, to Merton D. Wright, September 10, 1933, in Bainbridge, N . Y. , the son of Reuben and Mary Wright; b. May 12, 1868, in Coventry, N . Y . ; address, 336 Conklin Avenue, Binghamton, N . Y .

843.5. Jennie Russell, b. May 31, 1884, in Sidney, N . Y . ; d. December 26, 1884, in Sidney, N . Y .

844. Annie G. More, b. January 21, 1849, in Berkshire, Tioga County, N . Y . ; d. February 12, 1881, in East Pharsalia,

N . Y . ; m. January 21, 1868, to Charles A. Sumner, the son of Sherman Sumner and Emily Smith. He was b. August 26, 1844, in East Pharsalia, N . Y . ; d. ; had issue:

844,1. Harry Grove Sumner, b. Septem­ber 26, 1875, in East Pharsalia, N . Y . ; d. January 6, 1911, in Passaic, N . J . ; m. August 26, 1902, Theresa Jacoby, daughter of Oscar Jacoby and Frances Gasmer (Memoirs: Journal, 1-18, p. 371); had is­sue:

844.11. Anna Emily Sumner, b. Febru­ary 26, 1904, in Passaic, N . J .

844.12. Frances Louise Sumner, b. July 9, 190/, in Passaic, N . J .

845. Jessie More, b. October 8, 1862, in Oxford, N . Y . ; d. October 2, 1937, in Oneida, N . Y . ; m. Nov. 21, 1885, to Mar­tin L. Simson, son of John C. Simson and Harriet A . ; had issue:

845,1. Leland M . Simson, b. January 29, 1890, in East McDonough, N . Y . ; m. Olive Elliott. Sne d. February 14, 1926, in Oneida, N . Y . ; had issue:

845,11. Marian Thelma Simson, b. Au­gust 26, 1920, in Oneida, N . Y.

845,lz. Elliott Martin Simson, b. June 2, 1922, in Oneida, N . Y .

845.13. Edward Lee Simson, b. June 10, 1924.

845.14. Phyllis Jean Simson, b. January 21, 1926.

845,1. Leland M. Simson, m. second, October 13, 1926, Cora May Bell, daughter of John H . Bell and Julia Robus.

(War service, Journal, 2-6, p. 179.)

85. Maria More, b. May 9, 1817, in Moresville, N . Y . ; d. December 25, 1890, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. May 6, 1839, to James McCune Seacord, who was b. June 26, 1814, in Bovina, N . Y. , the son of William Seacord and Anna Nichols (Jour­nal, 3-3, p. 40, and 3-6, p. 138). He died February 14, 1882, in Council Grove, Mor­ris County, Kan.; had issue:

851. Edward More, 852. William Benjamin, 853. Elizabeth Jane, 854. John More, 855. Mary Keator, 856. Lydia More, 857. James Monroe, 858. George Washington, 859. Ellen Frances, 85(10). Nettie Preston, 85(11). Lenora Anna. (Complete biography, History, pp. 272-

3.)

851. Edward More Seacord, b. Apri l 12, 1840, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 22, 1908, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. April 24, 1866, Mary Frances Eggleston, the daugh-

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ter of Francis Eggleston and Eunice Holmes. She was b. August 3, 1841, in Cortland, N . Y . ; d. in Cortland February 5, 1894; had issue:

851.1. Helen More, 851.2. William Francis. 851. Edward More Seacord, m. second,

July 22, 1897, at Plattsburg, N . Y. , Eliza­beth Mary Hoey, daughter of Thomas Hoey and Mary Preston Tates.

(Biography, History, p. 279; Memoirs, Journal 1-16, p. 281.)

851.1. Helen More Seacord, b. August 28, 1867, in Cortland, N . Y . ; d. October 8, 1911.

851.2. William Francis Seacord, b. Sep­tember 21, 1871, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. Eleanor Lucinda Howard, daughter of Duane Howard and Harriet A . Dobson; had issue:

851.21. Edward More, 851.22. William Raymond, 851.23. Mary Eleanor, 851,24. 851,25. Howard Eggleston.

851.21. Edward More Seacord, b. July 22, 1900, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. Novem­ber 1, 1920, at DelMonte, Cal., Marzie Helen Jamison, daughter of Theodore Rob­ert Jamison and Margaret Edith Payne (War service, Journal, 2-9, p. 264) ; had issue:

851,211. Theodora Helen Seacord, b. January 15, 1922, in Pacific Grove, Cal.

851.22. William Raymond Seacord, b.

(War service, Journal, 2-9, p. 265.)

851.23. Mary Eleanor Seacord, b. Jan­uary 24, 1904, in Cortland, N . Y .

851.24. (Note: Probably Raymond E. Seacord, who was reported living in Erie, Pa., in 1928.)

851.25. Howard Eggleston Seacord, b. October 17, 1915, in Cortland, N . Y .

852. William Benjamin Seacord, b. February 18, 1841, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. November, 1864, a prisoner of war at Sal­isbury, N . C. A complete biographical sketch appears in the History, pp. 279-80.

853. Elizabeth Jane Seacord (McDow­ell), b. May 19, 1843, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. December 5, 1891, in Denver, Colo.; m. November 16, 1874, to James Munson Mc­Dowell, who was b. in Rockland, Pa., Au­gust 21, 1837, the son of Matthew Mc­Dowell and Margaret Kerr. He d. October 17, 1907; had issue:

853,1. Margaret Seacord McDowell, b. November 21, 1876, in Greeley, Weld County, Colo.; d. Apri l 18, 1899, in Den­ver, Colo. (Obituary, Journal, 1-7, p. 79).

854. John More Seacord, b. October 14, 1844, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. February 21,

1920, in Batavia, N . Y . ; m. October 17, 1876, Amanda Jane Hopkins, who was b. December 20, 1846, in New Brighton, Pa., the daughter of Lincoln Hopkins and Jane Northam. She d. June 27, 1923, in Bloomington, 111.; had issue:

854.1. John Milton, 854.2. Earl Lincoln, 854.3. Jay Gould.

854.1. John Milton Seacord, b. May 18, 1871, in Batavia, N . Y . ; d. November 25, 1928, in Erie, Pa.; m. March 26, 1907, Harriet Pearl Conarroe at New York City, the daughter of Reading Albert Co­narroe and Laura Ellen Beadle. She was b. at Middletown, Ohio (Journal, 2-9, 265; 2-19, p. 483) ; had issue:

854,11. Douglas Earl Seacord, b. June 10, 1908, in Memphis, Tenn.

854.2. Earl Lincoln Seacord, b. Janu­ary 14, 1883, in Batavia, N . Y . ; d. No­vember 12, 1913, at Bluefields, W. Va. (Journal, 1-18, p. 392; 2-5, p. 146).

854.3. Jay Gould Seacord, of 86 East Mt. Pleasant Ave., Livingston, N . J . ; b. Octo­ber 21, 1890, in Batavia, N . Y . ; gradu­ated, Nashota, Wis., Episcopal Seminary, May 30, 1917; ordained June 3, 1917, at Fond Du Lac, Wis.; m. September 1, 1917, at Fond Du Lac, Wis., Alice Bertha Nich­olson, daughter of William S. Nicholson and Helen S. Close (Journal, 1, 392; 2, 31; 156, 179, 285; 3, 186); had issue:

854.31. Helen Jane Seacord, b. October 25, 1918, in St. Louis, Mo. (Journal, 3-7, p. 186).

854.32. Richard Earl Seacord, b. Au­gust 19, 1921, in Buffalo N . Y .

854.33. John More Seacord, b. Decem­ber 7, 1929, in Oconomowoc, Wis.

855. Mary Keator Seacord (White), b. December 22, 1846, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. September 10, 1932, in Long Beach, Calif.; m. February 1, 1879, to Elmer White of San Diego, Calif. He was b. May 23, 1844, in Farmington, Fulton County, 111.; d. January 20, 1924, in Sacramento, Calif., had issue:

855.1. Ada Florence White, b. June 19, 1882, in Summit, Knox County, 111.

855.2. James Elmer White, b. May 14, 1884, in Council Grove, Morris County, Kans. (Note: The notice of the death of Mr. White in Journal, 2, p. 361, mentions three grandchildren; but no record is at hand of the marriage of either his son or daughter.)

856. Lydia More Seacord (Emory), b. June 9, 1849, in Bovina, N . Y . ; d. in Denver, Colo., 1888; m. to Charles E . Em­ory in 1885; had issue:

856,1. Harold Leon Emory, b. July 31, 1886, in Emporia, Kans.; d. March, 1892, in Topeka, Kans.

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857. James Monroe Seacord, b. Febru­ary 6, 1851, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. October 8, 1936, in Wichita, Kans.; m. January 29, 1891, Cora Bell Surface, daughter of Rev. Noah S. Surface and Sarah Cathe­rine Ridenour. She was b. January 31, 1868, in Eiaton, Ohio; d. September 18, 1931, in Oklahoma City, Okla. (Journal, 2-19, p. 483; 3-6, p. 138; 3-7, p. 186) ; had issue:

857.1. Arthur William, 857.2. Mildred Mabel, 857.3. James Earl, 857.4. Lucille, 857.5. Ruth, 857.6. Helen, 857.7. Fern, 857.8. Vernon Theodora, 857.9. Glenn, 857,(10). Opal, 857,(11). Phillip Dean.

857,1. Arthur William Seacord, b. No­vember 7, 1891, in Emporia, Kans.; m. September 8, 1920, at Ames, Iowa, Minta Irene Tenney, daughter of Irving Ten­ney and Ida Eliza Cole; commissioned Lieutenant of Infantry at Camp Gordon, Ga., June 1, 1918; Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1923; awarded Gugenheim Fellow­ship, 1923; (Journal, 2-14, p. 379); had issue:

857,11. Marvin Tenney Seacord, b. July 17, 1921, in Champaign, 111.

857,2. Mildred Mabel Seacord (Way-man), b. March 27, 1893, in Neosha Rap­ids, Kans.; m. March 21, 1914, in Enid, Okla., to Jesse Earl Wayman, son of Jos­eph Samuel Wayyman and Amanda Carter. He was b. in Holbrook, Neb., February 5, 1892; had issue:

857.21. Beulah Ruthalie Wayman, b. December 28, 1914, in Goltry, Okla.; m. June 29, 1933, in Edmond, Okla., to Le­Roy J . Heffner, son of Samuel A . Heffner and Pearle Harris. He was b. March 30, 1911, in Norge, Okla.; had issue:

857,211. James Teril Heffner, b. Au­gust 29, 1935, in Oklahoma City, Okla.

857.22. Cyril Dean Wayman, b. Decem­ber 13, 1915, in Goltry, Okla.

857.23. James Elton Wayman, b. June 11, 1918, in Goltry, Okla.

857.24. Clarence Kendall Wayman, b. September 24, 1919, in Goltry, Ókla.

857.25. Byron Lee Wayman, b. Decem­ber 27, 1920, in Goltry, Okla.

857.26. Phillip Earl Wayman, b. April 8, 1922, in Goltry, Okla.

857.27. Hugh Delynn Wayman, b. Jan­uary 29, 1924, in Goltry, Okla.

857.28. Robert Eugene Wayman, b. Oc­tober 15, 1925, in Goltry, Okla.

857.29. Bettie Lucile Wayman, b. Au­gust 20, 1927, in Goltry, Okla.

857,2(10). Lida Elaine Wayman, b. May 18, 1932, in Goltry, Okla.

857,2(11). Vernon Samuel Wayman, b. August 4, 1934, in Goltry, Okla.

857,2(12). Roger Jay Wayman, b. March 20, 1936, in Goltry, Okla.

857.3. James Earl Seacord, of St. John, Wash.; b. October 1, 1894, in Argonia, Kans.; m. August 19, 1925, at Nash, Okla., Abby Magdelene Bonham, daughter of Frank E . Bonham and Alberta Wilbur. She was b. May 23, 1904, at Ottawa, Kans. Enlisted Apri l , 1917; commissioned Lieutenant of Artillery, November 13, 1918; A . B., Greenville College, 1919; 1924, pastor Free Methodist Church, Cald­well, Kans.; 1937, pastor Free Methodist Church, Montezuma, Kans.

857.4. Lucille Hazel Seacord (Warren), of Seattle, Wash.; b. August 8, 1896, in Coldwater, Okla.; attended Central Col­lege, McPherson, Kans.; m. June 21, 1922, in Seattle, Wash., to Rev. Frank Furness Warren, son of Rev. Robert Hopkins War­ren and Alice M . Furness. He received the degree of B. A . at Seattle Pacific Col­lege in 1922; a missionary on the island of Awaji , Japan (1931) ; had issue:

857.41. Miriam Joyce Warren, b. De­cember 15, 1923, in Paterson, N . J .

857.42. Virginia Lucile Warren, b. Oc­tober 25, 1927, in Osaka, Japan.

857.43. Kenneth Resse Warren, b. Apri l 30, 1929, at Sumoto, Awaji , Japan.

857.5. Ruth Seacord (Arksey), b. Jan­uary 29, 1898, in Coldwater, Okla.; m. May 25, 1922, at Vandalia, 111., to Rev. Lawrence M . Arksey, who was b. July 24, 1898, at Sutton, West Ontario, Canada, the son of John Arksey and Isabella Tom­linson; conducted Bible School near In-harrime, Portuguese East Afr ica (1931) ; had issue: ,

857.51. Arthur Leon Arksey, b. October 28, 1926, in Toronto, Can.

857.52. Alice May Arksey, b. June 18, 1930, at Inharrime, Inhambane, Portu­guese East Africa.

857.6. Helen Gould Seacord (Cronic), b. June 30, 1900, in Coldwater, Kans.; graduated from the preparatory depart­ment, Central College, McPherson, Kans., May, 1919; m. August 31, 1921, in Nash, Okla., to Solon Eugene Cronic, who was b. November 16, 1898, in Junction City, Kansas., the son of Charles Edward Cro­nic and May Blanche Cunningham; had issue:

857.61. Marion Irene Cronic, b. Sep­tember 30, 1923, at Magdalena, N . M .

857.62. Vernon Eugene Cronic, b. Jan­uary 29, 1926, at Trinidad, Colo.; d. Au­gust 13, 1927, at Trinidad, Colo.

857.63. Phyllis Jean Cronic, b. Apri l 1, 1927, at Trinidad, Colo.

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857,64. Lois Nadine Cronic, b. January 26, 1929, in Trinidad, Colo.

857.7. Fern Seacord, b. October 8, 1903, in Coldwater, Okla. (Journal, 3-7, p. 187).

857.8. Vernon Theodore Seacord, of Nash, Okla.; b. October 6, 1906, in Nash, Okla., m. November 20, 1928, in Cushing, Okla., Artha Victoria Murray, who was b. in Enid, Okla., Apri l 6, 1908, the daugh­ter of Arthur Lee Murray and Victoria Phillips; had issue:

857.81. Sybil Sue Seacord, b. February 18, 1933, in Nash, Okla.

857.82. Sylvia Ann Seacord, b. Febru­ary 22, 1935, in Nash, Okla.

857.83. Theodore LeRoy Seacord, b. June 20, 1936, in Nash, Okla.

857.84. Kermit Doyle Seacord, b. July 10, 1938, in Nash, Okla.

857.9. Glenna Ailene Seacord, b. March 19, 1908, in Nash, Okla.

857,(10). Opal Katherine Seacord (Ray-nor), b. May 11, 1911, at Nash, Okla.; m. July 22, 1932, at Tonkawa, Okla., to Wil ­ber Raynor, son of John Raynor and Effie Minor; had issue:

857,(10)1. Wesley Elwood Raynor, b. October 3, 1933, in Hillside, Okla.

857,(10)2. Linden Jeredean Raynor, b. June 10, 1937.

857, (11). Phillip Dean Seacord, b. Sep­tember 22, 1914, in Nash, Okla.; d. Sep­tember 29, 1914.

858. George Washington Seacord, b. March 28, 1853, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Oc­tober 21, 1932, in Santa Ana, Calif.; m. November 24, 1877, Emma Cora Sellers, daughter of Jackson Sellers and Matilda Ann Harrison, who was a niece of ex-President William Henry Harrison. She was b. in Springfield, Mass., September 28, 1864; had issue:

858,(1/6). Mabel, 858.1. Clifford Eugene, 858.2. Carrie Etheldred, 858.3. James McDowell, 858.4. George Ralph, 858.5. William Guy. (Biographical sketch, History, p. 281;

memoir, Journal, 3-3, p. 50; record cor­rected, Journal, 3-6, p. 157.)

858,(1/6). Mabel Seacord, b. November 11, 1878; d. November 11, 1878.

858.1. Clifford Eugene Seacord, b. Apri l 9, 1880, in Council Grove, Kans.; d. August 19, 1881, in Council Grove, Kans.

858.2. Carrie Etheldred Seacord (Pat­rick), b. May 19, 1881, in Council Grove, Káns.; m. to Lorenzo Denton Patrick, at Clive, Okla., September 5, 1909. He was b, at Coon Rapids, Iowa, the son of Rev. George Patrick and Elizabeth Denton; had issue:

858.21. Leonard Guy Patrick, b. No­vember 24, 1910, in Ft. Pierre, S. D.

858.22. Francis James Patrick, b. July 31, 1912, at Coon Rapids, Iowa.

858.23. Leslie Denton Patrick, b. Oc­tober 20, 1915, in Ft. Pierre, S. D.

858.24. George Russell Patrick, b. Apr i l 23, 1917, in Ft. Pierre, S. D.

858.3. James McDowell Seacord, b. May 5, 1884, in Council Grove, Kans.; d. September 17, 1911, in Ontario, Calif.; m. October 28, 1909, in Oklahoma City, Okla., Laura Anise Brittain, who was b. at Grand City, Mo., the daughter of George Harvey Brittain and Lila White; had issue:

858,31. George Harvey Seacord, b. No­vember 24, 1910, in Ontario, Calif.

858.4. George Ralph Seacord, b. May 26, 1887, in Neosha Rapids, Kans.; m. No­vember 1, 1909, at Clive, Okla., Alvina Zerniah Putney, who was b. at Milan, K ans., the daughter of Ira Putney and Mary Edith Catron; had issue:

858.41. Mary Emma, 858.42. Merrill Emitt, 858.43. Wilson Ralph.

858.41. Mary Emma Seacord (Whit­ney), b. August 16, 1910, in Ontario, Calif.; m. May 4, 1929, in Santa Ana, Calif., to Harry Gillies Whitney; had is­sue:

858.411. Ruth Clearra Whitney, b. Au­gust 12, 1932, in Santa Ana, Calif.

858.412. Barbara Jean Whitney, b. Jan­uary 16, 1934, in Santa Ana, Calif.

858.42. Merill Emitt Seacord, b. Feb­ruary 21, 1912, at Wichita, Kans.; m. July 27, 1934, at Riverside, Calif., Shirley Mel-vina Binford, daughter of Edward Bin-ford and Beatrice Wallace.

858.43. Wilson Ralph Seacord, b. Au­gust 9, 1917, in Ontario, Calif.; m. De­cember 24, 1933, in Yuma, Ariz., Lois Ger­trude Waldron, daughter of Roy Waldron and Gertrude Lee; had issue:

858,431. Terry Wilson Seacord, b. June 7, 1935, in Santa Ana, Calif.

858.5. William Guy Seacord, b. Decem­ber 15, 1890, in Neosha Rapids, Kans., m. December 18, 1911, in Chino, Calif., Blanche Hattie Black, who was b. at Forksville, Pa., the daughter of Fred Black and Bertha Viana White; had is­sue:

858,51. Lola Mae Seacord, b. May 5, 1915, at Ontario, Calif.

859. Ellen Frances Seacord, b. October 14, 1855, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. December 29, 1872, in Denver, Colo.

85(10). Nettie Preston Seacord (Os­borne), b. December 18, 1858, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 18, 1891, in Lake Valley, N . M . ; m. to Thomas B. Osborne in 1874;

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he was b. in Lands End, England; had issue:

85(10),1. Leo Mabelle Osborne, b. Jan­uary 1, 1882, in Las Vegas, N . M . ; d. July 6, 1883, in LasVegas, N . M .

85(10) ,2. Philip Arthur Osborne, b. December 15, 1885, in Peoria, 111.; d. May 15, 1887, in San Diego, Calif.

85(10). Nettie Preston Seacord (Os­borne), m. second, Swygert; had is­sue:

85(10),3. Lucile Swygert, b. ; d. ; m. to Elec Edward Nugent. (Note: Under date of September 30, 1938, Mrs. Nugent's death is reported to have occurred "two or three years ago, result­ing from severe burns." No details are at present available) ; had issue:

85 (10) ,31. Charles Edward Nugent, b. January 26, 1908, in Toledo, Ohio; m. Oc­tober 6, 1933, in Santa Ana, Cai., Bess Marie Simmons, daughter of John and Bessie Dodds Roach Simmons.

85(11). Lenora Anna Seacord, b. De­cember 6, 1862, in Cortland, N . Y . ; d. May 23, 1917, in Nash, Okla., at the home of her brother, James Monroe Seacord.

86. Duncan G. More, son of Edward Livingston More, b. January 30, 1819, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 29, 1907, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. first, June 27, 1855, Mrs. Elizabeth Willett Phillips, daughter of George Willett. She was b. May 11, 1827, in New Jersey; d. November 29, 1859, in Marathon, N . Y . ; had issue:

861. Jane More, b. September 20, 1856, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. December 22, 1863, in Marathon, N . Y .

862. George Willett More, b. May 16, 1858, in Marathon, N . Y . ; m. first, No­vember 28, 1888, Martha Ada Van Buren, daughter of Charles G. Van Buren and Helen Kibby. She was b. January 31, 1858, and resided in New York City; m. second, Agnes Rose Cairns, August 12, 1905, in London, Eng. She was the daughter of James Cairns and Matilda Bradford.

Further information is desired.

86. Duncan G. More, m. second, Feb­ruary 26, 1873, Mrs. Addie L. Wiles, daughter of Elijah Edwards and Maria Maydole; b. November 8, 1832, in Willett, N . Y .

(Biographical sketch of Duncan G. More, History, p. 273; Journal, 1-7, p. 121; memoir, Journal 1-16, p. 272.)

87. Jane Ann More (Waller), b. Feb­ruary 3, 1820, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. Oc­tober 10, 1883, in St. Paul, Minn.; m.

, 1849, to Leonard Samuel Waller, son of Samuel Leonard Waller and Betsey

Leonard. He was b. in Roxbury, N . Y. , January 5, 1817; d. February 26, 1880, in Fillmore, Minn. (Biography, History, p. 274); had issue:

871. Elizabeth Waller, b. February 21, 1851, in German, Chenango County, N . Y . ; d. January 20, 1887, in Chatfield, Minn.

872. Ellen Jane Waller, b. August 6, 1853, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. October 30, 1934, in Endicott, N . Y . ; m. first, July 10, 1873, to Archibald Mcintosh. He was b. in Scotland, in 1841; d. August 23, 1874, in Milan, N . Y . ; m. second, September 13, 1876, to William M . Bowdish, son of William S. Bowdish and Phoebe Stanton. He was b. February 3, 1843, in Oswego, N . Y . ; d. Apri l 25, 1886, in Chatfield, Minn.; m. third, December 17, 1895, to John M. Stevens, son of Isaac Stevens and Mary Marshman; d. in 1912; m. fourth, 1919, to Daniel J . Smith. He died in 1931 (Memoir, Journal, 3-3, p. 50).

873. Florence E . Waller (Watrous), b. September 21, 1855, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. May 8, 1926, in Homer, N . Y . ; m. May 3, 1876, to Henry D. Watrous, son of Nelson Watrous and Harriet Norton. He was b. September 28, 1847, in Nelson, Madison County, N . Y . ; d. May 4, 1926, in Endi­cott, N . Y . ; had issue:

873,1. Mabel Louise (Kenyon), of 63 St. John Avenue, Binghamton, N . Y. , b. September 26, 1879, in Homer, N . Y . ; m. June 26, 1931, to Maurice James Kenyon, son of Stephen Bentley Kenyon and Marie Justine. He was b. 1877 in Syracuse, N . Y . ; d. May 3, 1932, in Endicott, N . Y . (Memoirs, Journal, 3-1, p. 493; 2-13, p. 371; 2-14, p. 379). Legally adopted Eliz­abeth Jane Kenyon, b. September 25, 1922, in Johnson City, N . Y .

874. Edward More Waller, b. June 29, 1859, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. July 10, 1928, in New York City; buried in Homer, N . Y . (Memoir, Journal, 2-14, p. 379).

875. Samuel L. Waller, b. December 17, 1861, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. December 31, 1885, in Homer, N . Y . (History, p. 275).

88. Charles More, b. August 12, 1822, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. March 28, 1889, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; m. July 3, 1849, Eliza Todd Cowdry, daughter of Enos Cowdry and Huldah Cole. She was b. October 15, 1824, in Lisle, Broome County, N . Y . ; d. May 5, 1872, at Whitneys Point, N . Y . (Biography, History, p. 279); had issue:

881. DeWitt Clinton, 882. Eva Louise, 883. Ida May.

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88. Charles More, m. second, February 13, 1884, Mrs. Francis Marie Hubbell, daughter of Robert Kilpatrick and Thirza Eaton, and widow of Patrick Faulkner Hubbell. She was b. December 24, 1830, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. in Roxbury, March 26, 1889.

881. DeWitt Clinton More, b. May 9, 1852, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. December 14, 1895, in Chenango Forks, N . Y . ; m. Janu­ary 29, 1879, Eva Grace Smith, daughter of Clark Smith and Eliza Ann Kinyon. She was b. November 22, 1857, in Lisle, Broome County, N . Y . ; d. March 8, 1901, in Chenango Forks, N . Y .

882. Eva Louise More (Johnson), of Alden, Iowa; b. June 21, 1854, in Mara­thon, N . Y . ; m. Apri l 8, 1885, to Charles P. Johnson. He was b. in Monmouth, N . J. , August 29, 1836, the son of Ezekiel Johnson and Mary Matthews. He d. Apri l 8, 1922; had issue:

882.1. Ralph DeWitt, 882.2. Clara Bessie, 882.3. Irwin Luzerne.

882.1. Ralph DeWitt Johnson, b. Sep­tember 15, 1887, in Alden, Iowa; d. Au­gust 5, 1919 (Army service, Journal, 2-6, p. 180; 2-9, p. 265).

882.2. Clara Bessie Johnson (McBride), of Stockton, Calif., Route 1, Box 282; b. January 6, 1890, in Alden, Iowa; m. Au­gust 17, 1911, at Kimberly, Idaho, to Ralph McBride. He was b. November 25, 1890, in Alden, Iowa, the son of William McBride and Sarah Hoyt; had issue:

882.21. Charles William McBride, b. January 13, 1913, at Twin Falls, Idaho; m. February, 1927, Sue Hanson.

882.22. Clarence Lloyd McBride, b. De­cember 19, 1914, at Kimberly, Idaho.

882.23. Harold Wesley McBride, b. February 16, 1917, at Kimberly, Idaho.

882.24. Harriet Evelyn McBride, b. May 17, 1923, at Long Beach, Calif.

882.3. Irwin Luzerne Johnson, of A l ­den, Iowa; b. May 22, 1895, in Alden, Iowa; m. November 26, 1923, at ElDorado, Iowa, Anna Wareham.

883. Ida May More (Rogers), b. March 19, 1857, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. November 10, 1923, at Whitehall, Wis.; m. October 16, 1880, to Earl Catlin Rogers, who was b. December 14, 1857, in Whitneys Point, N . Y. , son of Earlman Rogers and Lucy Cornelia Austin; d. August, 1934, at K i l -lawog, N . Y . ; had issue:

883.1. Harold More Rogers, 883.2. Frank Lysander Rogers, 883.3. Richard L . Rogers.

883,1. Harold More Rogers, of Iron Mountain, Mich.; b. September 29, 1883,

in Alden, Iowa; m. October 31, 1906, at Alden, Iowa, Grace Darrah, daughter of John H . Darrah and Kate Elliott; had is­sue:

883.11. Marian Virginia Rogers, b. Au­gust 21, 1907, at Odebolt, Iowa.

883.12. Elizabeth May Rogers, of Man­itowoc, Wis.; b. May 13, 1909, in Lake View, Iowa.

883.2. Frank Lysander Rogers, b. Jan­uary 7, 1890, in Alden, Iowa; m. January 7, 1918, in Tacoma, Wash., Winona May Buck, daughter of Jesse M . Buck and Mina Canipe (War service, Journal, 2-6, p. 180).

883.3. Richard L . Rogers, b. December 17, 1893, in Alden, Iowa; d. , 1932; m. June 29, 1918, in Montgomery, Ala., Ila May Bridges, daughter of LeRoy Bridges and Margaret Ann Fisher (War service, Journal, 2-6, p. 180); had issue:

883,31. Robert Dean Rogers, b. July 26, 1920, in Omaha, Neb.

The address of Mrs. Richard L . Rogers is Safford, Arizona, Box 361.

89. George Frisbee More, b. July 25, 1824, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. August 4, 1872, in Marathon, N . Y . ; m. January 10, 1853, Clarissa Sessions, daughter of Uriel Sessions and Nancy Price. She was b. January 31, 1831, in Lapeer, N . Y . ; d. October 30, 1891, in Cortland, N . Y . (Bi­ography, History, p. 276); had issue:

891. Frank H. , 892. Charles Husted, 893. Fred D., 894. Isabel Thornton, 895. Florence.

891. Frank H . More, b. September 19, 1853, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. December 16, 1928, in Omaha, Neb.; m. January 8, 1880, Helen E . Torrey, daughter of Austin N . Torrey and Sarah L . Wing. She was b. July 29, 1859, in Newark, N . J . ; had is­sue:

891.1. Louise Beatrice, 891.2. Walter Torrey, 891.3. Helen Gould. (Biography of Frank H . More, History,

p. 282; Journal, 2, p. 10; 2, p. 484. The address of Mrs. Frank H . More is 1253 Cook Street, Denver, Colo.)

891.1. Louise Beatrice More (McCon­nell), b. Apr i l 24, 1885, in Shelton, Neb.; m. June 30, 1910, at Omaha, Neb., to William Carson McConnell, who was b at Tingley, Iowa, the son of Clark Mc­Connell and Margaret Isabel Elder (Jour-T ' h r

p A 3 8 1 ) ; by adoption: Margaret Jean McConnell, b. September 1, 1917, at Saratoga, Wyo.; d. May 30, 1936.

891.2. Walter Torrey More, of Torring-ton, Wyo.; b. November 26, 1886, in Shel­ton, Neb.; graduated, Law Department, Creighton University, Omaha, Neb., 1914-

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m. December 27, 1917, in Omaha, Neb., Lottie Elizabeth Underhill, daughter of Ohio M. Under hill and Sarah W. Wheeler (Journal, 2, pp. 10, 31, 266); had issue:

891,21. Betty Jane More, b. July 29, 1919, in Omaha, Neb.

891,3. Helen Gould More (Lee), of 3755 N . 36 Avenue, Omaha, Neb.; b. May 20, 1900, at Omaha, Neb.; m. July 29, 1919, at Omaha, Neb., to Clarence 0. Lee; had issue:

891.31. Ilene Evelyn Lee, b. Apri l 26, 1922, in Houston, Texas.

891.32. Adele Marie Lee, b. September 29, 1923, in Omaha, Neb.

891.33. Robert Clarence Lee, b. Janu­ary 18, 1927, in Omaha, Neb.

891.34. Forrest Leona Lee, b. June 26, 1928, in Omaha, Neb.

892. Charles Husted More, b. February 14, 1856, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. July 26, 1918, in Denver, Colo.; m. first, January 18, 1882, Elizabeth M . Cummings, daugh­ter of Albert O. Cummings; b. October 15, 1858, in West Milbury, Mass.; d. in Montpelier, Vt., August 6, 1885; had is­sue:

892,(1/5). Julius.

892. Charles Husted More, m. second, November 28, 1888, Lillian Foote, daugh­ter of Elisha Foote, Jr., and Lucy Prin-dle. She was b. September 21, 1861, in Nebraska City, Neb.; d. May 4, 1892, in Batavia, 111.; had issue:

892.1. Carl Newton More.

892. Charles Husted More, m. third, November 22, 1904, Louise E . Bolard, at Independence, Iowa, daughter of James Nelson Bolard and Jennie Brannesholtz, had issue:

892.2. James Bolard, 892.3. Mary, 892.4. George Roberts. (Sketch, History, pp. 282-3; Journal, 1-7

pp. 74-5; 1-12, p. 183, 1-16, p. 299; 2-13, pp. 371-2; 2-14, p. 380.)

892,(1/5). Julius More, b. at Ft. Dodge, Iowa; d. the day of his birth.

892.1. Carl Newton More, b. June 25, 1890, in Ft. Dodge, Iowa; graduated from Centenary Collegiate Institute, 1908; B. S., Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa., 1912; Harvard Architectural School, 1912-13; m. June 28, 1916, Louise Gladys Wag­ner of Batavia, 111.

892.2. (James) Bolard More, U . S. Vice Consul, Lagos, Nigeria, West Af r ica ; b. August 20, 1907, in Independence, Kan. (Journal, 2-13, pp. 371-2; 2-15, p. 392; 3-1, p. 494; 3-2, p. 514; 3-6, pp. 156-7).

892.3. Mary More (Harriff), of 324 Eastchester Road, New Rochelle, N . Y . ; b.

July 18, 1909, at Geneva, 111.; graduated from Connecticut College for Women, New London, Conn., 1931; m. May 28, 1932, in Delaware, Ohio, to Fred Rossman Harriff, who graduated from Allegheny College, 1928; had issue:

892,31. Mary Louise Harriff, b. June 21, 1936, in New Rochelle, N . Y .

892,4. George Roberts More, b. July 31, 1910, in Geneva, 111.; A. B., Ohio Wes­leyan University, 1932; address, Green­wich House, 27 Barrow Street, New York, N . Y .

893. Fred D. More, b. December 8, 1857, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. February 22, 1935, in Los Angeles, Cal.; m. Decem­ber 22, 1889, Hattie L. Morehouse, daugh­ter of Henry Morehouse and Sophia M . Rich. She was b. October 30, 1862, in Janesville, Iowa; d. in Los Angeles, Cal., March 21, 1933 (Journal, 3-3, p. 50; 3-6, p. 158); had issue:

893,1. Bertha Marguerite (Wohlwend), b. March 11, 1896, in Shelton, Neb.; m. December 22, 1933, to Leroy H . Wohl­wend.

894. Isabel Thornton More (Ryan), b. May 5, 1860, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. De­cember 9, 1932, at Binghamton, N . Y . ; m. January 26, 1878, to Augustus E . Ryan, who was b. in Virgil , N . Y. , December 30, 1855, the son of Elishup and Sally M . Ryan. He d. Apri l 3, 1918; had issue:

894.1. Claude George, 894.2. Gertrude.

894.1. Claude George Ryan, of Water­loo, N . Y . ; b. May 23, 1881, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. June 27, 1912, at Cortland, N . Y. , Leslie Gladys Northway, who was b. at Marcellus, N . Y. , the daughter of Dr. William Luther Northway and Fran­ces Katherine Jones; had issue:

894.11. Stanley Claude Ryan, b. March 31, 1913, at Cortland, N . Y .

894.12. Marjorie Leslie Ryan (Heling), of Lindenhurst, N . Y. , 18 Hartford Street; b. November 7, 1914, at Cortland, N . Y . ; m. to Walter C. Heling, in Waterloo, N . Y. , July 2, 1938. He is the son of Charles L. Heling and Elizabeth Wolter, and was b. October 31, 1912, near Lindenhurst, N . Y .

894.2. Gertrude Ryan (Williamson), of 8 Hillcrest Avenue, Binghamton, N . Y . ; b. October 2, 1886, in Cortland, N . Y . ; m. to Charles P. Williamson, June 29, 1910. He was b. in Moravia, N . Y. , the son of Henry M. Williamson and Elizabeth Lent; legally adopted, June 22, 1925, Charlotte Elizabeth Williamson, b. January 24, 1921, at Auburn, N . Y .

895. Florence More, b. January 29, 1865, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. March 27, 1923, in Newark, N . Y .

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8(10). Eleanor More (Burgess), b. March 11, 1827, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. May 24, 1850, in Marathon, N . Y . ; m. January 30, 1845, to Oscar Fitzalan Bur­gess, son of James Burgess and Lucy Barnes. He was b. October 12, 1819, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. November 7, 1884, in Faribault, Minn. (Journal, 1-18, p. 373; History, p. 276); had issue:

8(10)1. Louise Maria Burgess, b. Jan­uary 21, 1846, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. December 23, 1927, in Seattle, Wash. (Journal, 2-9, p. 266; 2-19, p. 484).

8(10)2. Edward More Burgess, b. March 2, 1848, in Marathon, N . Y . ; d. March 19, 1864, at Jacksonville, Fla., a member of 157th N . Y . Volunteers; aged 16 years (Supplementary Memoirs, Jour­nal, 1-18, pp. 373-4).

8(11). Lydia Smith More (Coville), b. February 11, 1828, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. October 17, 1904, at Oxford, N . Y . ; m. No­vember 18, 1856, to Joseph Addison Co­ville, son of Ebenezer Coville and Thank­fu l Hotchkiss. He was b. in Pharsalia, N . Y. , September 12, 1820; d. in Oxford, N . Y. , January 23, 1895 (Journal, 1-9, p. 123; 3-6, p. 168; obituary, 1-11, p. 167); had issue:

8(11)1. Don, 8(11)2. Addison Luzerne, 8(11)3. Frederick Vernon, 8(11)4. Hubert VanWagenon.

8(11)1. Don Coville, b. February 8, 1864, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. February 8, 1864, in Preston, N . Y .

8(11)2. Addison Luzerne Coville, b. August 16, 1865, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. June 23, 1938, in Arlington, Va . ; m. June 23, 1896, Alice Perkins, daughter of Gar­rett H . Perkins and Frances Wilcox (His­tory, p. 283; Journal, 2, pp. 10, 180, 302, 484; 3, pp. 49, 158); had issue:

8(11)2,1. Perkins Coville, of Arlington, Va . ; b. March 6, 1898, in Ithaca, N . Y . ; graduated, Cornell University, 1920, Mas­ter of Forestry; instructor in Forestry, Iowa State College, 1922; U . S. Forestry Service, Washington, D. C ; m. June 27, 1922, in Minneapolis, Minn., Emily Goetz-mann, daughter of Albert Lee Goetzmann (Journal, V. 2, pp. 31, 181, 380) ; had is­sue:

8(11)2,11. David Coville, b. Apri l 22, 1923, in Ames, Iowa (Name incorrectly reported in Journal, 2-9, p. 266).

8(11)2,12. Alan Coville, b. February 24, 1925, in Minneapolis, Minn.

8(11)2,13. Judith Coville, b. August 11, 1932, in Washington, D. C.

October 4, 1890, Elizabeth Harwood Boyn­ton, daughter of Thomas Cabot Boynton and Martha Whipple Harwood. She was b. March 6, 1866, in Lockport, N . Y . (His-tory, p. 284; Journal, 2, pp. 10, 59, 392; 3, p. 495; Memoir, 3-7, pp. 186-7); had issue:

8(11)3,1. Arthur Boynton, 8(11)3,2. Stanley, 8(11)3,3. Katherine, 8(11)3,4. Cabot, 8(11)3,5. Frederick.

8(11)3,1. Arthur Boynton Coville, b. Apri l 25, 1892, in Washington, D. C ; d June 6, 1892, in Washington, D. C.

8(11)3,2. Stanley Coville, of New Lis­bon, N . J . ; b. August 13, 1893, in Lock-port, N . Y . ; m. October 11, 1917, Iris Ma­rie Bassett (Journal, 1-18, p. 392; 2-2, p. 31); had issue:

8(11)3,21. Iris Marie Coville, b. 8(11)3,22. Stanley Bassett Coville, b.

8(11)3,3. Katherine Coville (Wood-burn), b. August 13, 1895, in Washington, D. C ; m. June 19, 1918, to Chester C. Woodburn, a graduate of Cornell Univer­sity, son of Dr. Woodburn of Boone, Iowa (Journal, 2, pp. 31, 111); had issue:

8(11)3,31. Frederick Coville Woodburn, b. November 23, 1919, in Des Moines, Ia.

8(11)3,32. Chester C. Woodburn, Jr., b. September 26, 1921.

8(11)3,33. William More Woodburn. b February 27, 1923.

8(11)3,34. Boynton Todd Woodburn, b January 26, 1931.

8(11)3,4. Cabot Coville, b. March 25, 1902, at Washington, D. C ; m. July 28, 1927, at Baddeck, N . S., Lillian Grosvenor, daughter of Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, presi­dent, National Geographic Society, and granddaughter of Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone; graduate of Cornell University and Foreign Service School, Department of State; Language Officer at the American Embassy, Tokio, Japan (Journal, 2, pp. 156, 266, 372: 3 pp. 514, 158); had issue:

8(11)3,41. Gilbert Grosvenor Coville, b November 17, 1928, in Tokio, Japan.

8(11)3,42. Cabot Coville, Jr., b. Janu­ary 5, 1932, in Tokio, Japan.

8(11)3,5. Frederick Coville, of Atkin­son, N . C ; b. December 31, 1903, in Washington, D. C ; m. July 16, 1935, in Lmcolnton, N . C , Georgia Evelyn Mostel-ler.

8(11)3. Frederick Vernon Coville, b. March 23, 1867, in Preston, N . Y . ; d. Jan­uary 9, 1937, at Washington, D. C ; m.

8(11)4. Hubert Van Wagenon Coville, b. November 11, 1869, in Oxford, N . Y . ; d. August 9, 1870, in Oxford, N . Y .

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8(12). Isaac Van Loan More, b. Feb­ruary 28, 1832, in Roxbury, N . Y . ; d. June 29, 1907, in St. Joseph, Mo.; m. No­vember 11, 1856, Electa Corbin, daugh­ter of Daniel Corbin, and Ruth Waller. She was b. in Roxbury, N . Y. , May 5, 1833; d. in St. Joseph, Mo., October 8, 1908 {History, p. 277; Journal, 1, pp. 123, 372, 373); had issue:

8(12)1. Clara Ruth, 8(12)2. Rollin Corbin.

8(12)1. Clara Ruth More (Ransom), of Seattle, Wash., 814 Fourteenth Avenue; b. October 31, 1859, in Marathon, N . Y . ; m. December 31, 1879, to Louis D. Ran­som, who was b. February 11, 1857, in Maysville, Mo., the son of Daniel Ransom and Elizabeth Steele (Journal, 1-18, p. 392); had issue

8(12)1,1. Mabel, 8(12)1,2. Maud Amy, 8(12)1,3. Lydia, 8(12)1,4. Ralph Daniel, 8(12)1,5. Rosamond Lucille.

8(12)1,1. Mabel Ransom, b. October 11, 1880, in Stewartville, Mo. (Journal, 1-18, p. 392).

8(12)1,2. Maude Amy Ransom (O'Bri­en), b. September 5, 1882, in Stewartville, Mo.; m. March 27, 1909, at Seattle, Wash., to Edward Dennis O'Brien, who was b. in Chicago, 111., the son of Patrick O'Brien and Rebecca Skuice (Journal, 1-18, p. 392); had issue:

8(12)1,21. Edward Ransom O'Brien, b. July 27, 1910, at Seattle, Wash.; gradu­ated, Engineering Dept., University of Washington, 1933; m. September 12, 1936, Dorothy Marie John Miller, daughter of Lewis Wellington Miller (Journal, 3-2, p. 514).

8(12)1,22. Lucile More O'Brien, b. Au­gust 8, 1912, at Seattle, Wash.

8(12)1,3. Lydia More Ransom, b. Au­gust 19, 1884, in Stewartville, Mo.; d. April 1, 1891, in Stewartville, Mo.

8(12)1,4. Ralph Daniel Ransom, of Se­attle, Wash., 814 Fourteenth Avenue; b. February 9, 1889, in Stewartville, Mo.; m. June 25, 1912, at Waukesha, Wis., Mabel Frances Atkin, who was b. at Waukesha, the daughter of John Charles Atkin and Elizabeth Brooks Vincent (Journal, 1-18, p. 392); had issue:

8(12)1,41. Elizabeth Ransom, b. Sep­tember 21, 1915, at Chicago, 111.

8(12)1,42. Lucile Ransom, b. Septem­ber 21, 1915, at Chicago, 111.

8(12)1,5. Rosamond Lucille Ransom (Cunningham), b. January 10, 1897, at St. Joseph, Mo.; m. July 1, 1918, in Baltimore, Md., to Allen Lester Cunningham, son of Stephen Allen Cunningham and Mary Cor-reta Goodall (Journal, 2-5, p. 156; War record 2-9, p. 266) ; had issue:

8(12)1,51. Allen Ransom Cunningham, b. January 29, 1920, in Philadelphia, Pa.

8(12)2. Rollin Corbin More, b. Septem­ber 25, 1865, in Lisle, N . Y . ; d. February 16, 1890, in Maysville, Mo.

8(13). Margaret More, b. in Roxbury, N . Y. , March 18, 1834; d. May 25, 1844, in Marathon, N . Y . (History, p. 292).

Throughout the above there are several cases where, after the death of one of the older members of the family, the allied member, either husband or wife, has been lost track of. We aim to make this rec­ord complete, and in order to do so it will aid greatly if anyone noticing any of these cases and able to furnish any in­formation at all will send it in.

We have in mind the preparation of a number of biographical sketches of various members of the family. Any information along these lines will be equally accept­able. Furthermore, we are just as anx­ious to hear from members of the other lines as we are from those of the Ed­ward L . line.