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Note N371
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"Lived on Digby Neck a while. Then he lived on his uncle Abel's place
1832 to 1836, while he went off mackerel fishing around by Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island and Bay Cheleur of the then
Canada East or Lower Canada. In 1837 they went to Canada West or Ontario, and lived in Malahide seven years, including six
months in a volunteer company in London, Ontario 1838-1839; then they lived in Bayham 1844-1845; to Vienna 1846, grocer and
baker; to Acton, Ontario 1855; back to Vienna again 1859; sold out and went to Michigan, 1875 and lived near Bay City, Byron
and Peck; to Grand Rapids 1882. Religiously, Mr, Chute was converted in the fields 1821 (at which time his uncle Binea and
his aunts Olive and Susan, were baptized in Bear River by Reverend Thomas Ansley (1769-1831), and Israel Potter, Sr. was
ordained to the gospel ministry soon after), and was baptized by Reverend Ezekiel Masters at Bear River in June, 1832, with
his brother Israel, uncle Edward, Lucinda Chute and Sarah Campbell; Edmund, Sarah A. and Harriet Chute, Betsy Woodworth,
Betsy Camplin and others were baptized by Rev Israel Potter about that time. Mr. Chute was appointed Deacon in the Baptist
Church at Acton, 1856, joined the Adventists at Peck, Michigan; Disciples at Bryon; independent since. At certain times in
his life, Deacon Chute was an ambitious, active, zealous, hard-working farmer, tradesman and Christian."
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Note N372
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"Moved to Sanilac, Michigan about 1870 and live near Peck."
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Note N373
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4 children.
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Note N374
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2 children.
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Note N375
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Twin to Susan A. "Was a sailor and a traveler several years; captain of a life-saving station at
Tawas, Michigan several years; he ran a steamboat at Bay City for some time, where he now lives" ...
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Note N376
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Twin to Freeman.
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Note N377
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Died young.
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Note N378
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Settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts 1635, moved to Salem 1688, toNewbury 1640, and settled on land still
held by descendants of the same name [in 1894].
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Note N379
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The ancestor of Gideon Granger, a postmaster-general of the United States.
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Note N380
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Died young.
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Note N381
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Had 13 children.
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Note N23-382
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Notes on Thomas Scanlon and Bridget Holloran Scanlon:
"Thomas Scanlon, b.1835- Ire., wife was Bridget Holloran , b. 1840- Ire., Children were,
Cornelius, b. 1867, Eng., James, b.1870. Eng., Richard, b. 1872 , Eng., Michael, b. 1874, Ct.,
Catherine, b., 1876, Ct., Mary E., b. 1879, Ct.
The Scanlon's settled in New Britian, Ct., which is where all of the Ct. born children were
raised. We know that Mary E., ( b. 1879 - d. 1965), met & married Edward F. Chute, ( b. 1879 -
d. 1921), both born in New Britain Ct., at St. Mary's Church, New Britain, Ct. Mary never
remarried, raising 4 children; May, Helen, Burnice,& Edward Joseph (my father). Burnice & my
dad were twins, dad being the youngest."
Edward Joseph ("Eddie") Chute, Jr. via e-mail, Sunday, February 01, 2004.
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Note N383
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Died by drowning.
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Note N384
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Had 8 sons, 2 daughters.
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Note N385
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Had 10 children; 7 or 8 died in childhood. He then married her older sister, Susannah.
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