16. Isaac Edwin NORMAN [scrapbook] was born 26 Jul 1839 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 7 Jan 1911 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island and was buried in Evergreen Cem., Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Isaac married Nancy Annis BROWN on 21 Nov 1865 in Ledyard, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

NORMAN GENEALOGY, by William E. Norman, pp. 179.

CENSUS OF 1850,
CENSUS OF 1860,

1870 CENSUS - LEDYARD, NEW LONDON CO., CT, #   ,LDS, page 8 Dwelling #71, Family #75
    NORMAN, Isaac, 30, M, W, Farmer, $200,  CT
    NORMAN, Nancy A., 27, F, W, Keeping House, CT
    NORMAN, Oris B., 2, M, W,                CT

CIVIL WAR PENSION INDEX
Isaac E. Norman, #711

1880 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., LDS #1254108, Dwelling #378, Family #456.
    NORMAN, Isaac E., W, M, 40, Farmer, CT, EN, EN
    NORMAN, Nancy A., W, F, 37, Wife, CT, CT, CT
    NORMAN, Orris B., W, M, 12, Son, CT, CT, CT
    NORMAN, Edwin W., W, M, 6, Son, CT, CT, CT

1900 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, Microfilm #1240150,  Dwelling #3, Family #3
    NORMAN, Oris B., H, W, M, Oct 1867, 32, M, 11, CT, CT, CT, Farmer,
    NORMAN, Lola M., W, W, F, Feb 1871, 21, M, 11, 5, 5, CT, CT, CT,  
     NORMAN, Earl W., S, W, M, Feb 1892,  8, S, CT, CT, CT, At School
    NORMAN, D. Annie, D, W, F, May 1893,  7, S, CT, CT, CT, At School
    NORMAN, Leroy W., S, W, M, Mar 1895,  5, S, CT, CT, CT, At School
    NORMAN, Lottie A., D, W, F, Mar 1897, 3, S, CT, CT, CT,
    NORMAN, L. Claire, D, W, F, Jan 1900, 6m, S, CT, CT, CT,
    NORMAN, Isaac E., F, W, M, Jul 1839, 60, M, 34, CT, EN, EN, Capital list
    NORMAN, Nancy A., M, W, F, Apr 1847, 57, M, 34, 2, 2, CT, CT, CT,

CENSUS OF 1910.

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17. Nancy Annis BROWN [scrapbook] was born 29 Apr 1843 in Ledyard, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 22 Jun 1900 in Ledyard, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

NORMAN GENEALOGY, by William E. Norman, pp. 179.
    Her family formed Bapt. Church, Ledyard, 1841 - Elder Stephen H. Peckham, pastor.
    Her father: Avery W. Brown, Ledyard, 12/5/1805-8/8/1885
    Her mother: Annis Holdredge, Ledyard 7/8/1812-6/5/1901
    Her brother: Lt. Elisa S. Brown-1st Conn. Cavalry 1861, d. 3/18/1887.

1850 CENSUS of LEDYARD, NEW LONDON CO., CT,,  Dwelling #117, Family #135
BROWN, Nancy, 7, F, CT

CENSUS FOR 1860

1870 CENSUS - LEDYARD, NEW LONDON CO., CT, #   ,LDS, page 8 Dwelling #71, Family #75
    NORMAN, Nancy A., 27, F, W, Keeping House, CT

1880 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., LDS #1254108, Dwelling #378, Family #456.
    NORMAN, Nancy A., W, F, 37, Wife, CT, CT, CT

1900 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, Microfilm #1240150  Dwelling #3, Family #3
NORMAN, in the household of son, Oris B.,
     Nancy A., M, W, F, Apr 1847, 57, M, 34, 2, 2, CT, CT, CT,

EVERGREEN CEMETERY (STONINGTON BOROUGH), STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT           
     NORMAN, Nancy A. Brown

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18. Henry Edwin BREED was born 19 Nov 1833 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 6 Dec 1920 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Henry married Sarah L. SLOCUM on 7 Dec 1865 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

1850 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, page #247, Dwelling #192, Family #216. Enum. date 9/30/1850.
    BREED, Herny E., 15 years old, male, born in CT

1860 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., page 48, by Elias Babcock, 22 June 1860, Dwelling 263, Family 327. Living in his father's household.
    BREED, Henry E., 26, M, W, Teacher, $1000, Conn..
    BREED, Sarah, 20, F, W, Teacher, $900, Conn.

1870 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #0545613, Dwelling #5, Family #5.
    BREED, Henry E., W, M, 36, Farmer, 12,000, 25,000, CT
    BREED, Sarah, W, F, 21, Keeping House, CT
    BREED, Anna P., W, F, 2, At Home, CT
    PARKINS, Frank, W, M, 14, Farm Laborer, CT
    LARFENCE, Mary, W, F, 12, Servent, CT
    PALMER, Alden, W, M, 3, Home, CT

1880 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #1254108, Dwelling #365, Family #496.
    BREED, Henry E.,, W, M, 46, Head, Farmer, CT, CT, CT
    BREED, Harriet, W, F, 30, Wife, Keeping House, CT, CT, CT
    BREED, Anna P., W, F, 12, Son, At School, CT, CT, CT
    BREED, W. Arthur, W, M, 9, Son, At School, CT, CT, CT
    BREED, Gracie, W, F, 4, Daughter, CT, CT, CT

BREED FAMILY BIBLE, birth, marriage and death dates.

OLD HOMES IN STONINGTON CT, by Grace Denison Wheeler, page 220.
    At his death (John Breed) it became the property of Mr. Henry Breed, who built the new house now standing, and removed the old one which had stood here so many years.
    Mrs. Emily Breed Cleveland describes it as surrounded by pink and white rose bushes and large clusters of lilacs, which gave forth in the spring such an odiferous perfume. At the back of the house stood the tall pear tree and the old pippin apple tree, long since fallen, which yeilded much delicious fruit. The long row of currant bushes by the wall near the old well, with its sweep and moss-covered bucket; the bed of sage in the garden kept free from weeds and cut at intervals, to be dried for the family medicine chest, and in summer the long tables covered with sweet corn, drying out of doors for winter's use, all remain in the memory of those who dwelt there long ago.

BREED FAMILY: ALLEN BREED OF LYNN MA AND HIS DESCENDANTS. By the Breed Family Assoication, Lynn MA 1922.
    The old Capt. John Breed house descended to him from his father. It was torn down in 1900 after standing 211 years.

STONINGTON BRANCH OF THE DESCENDANTS OF ALLEN BREED, p. 257.
    Henry E.-8 Breed, b. Nov. 19, 1833, m. (1) 1865 Sarah L. Slocum, (2) Harriet Pendleton.

STONINGTON BRANCH OF THE DESCENDANTS OF ALLEN BREED, p. 279.
    Henry E.-8 Breed, b. No. Stonington, Nov. 19, 1833, m. (1) Dec. 7, 1865 Sarah L. Slocum, who d. Aug. 17, 1876. He. m. (2) Feb. 18, 1879 Harriet Amelia Pendleton, b. May 20, 1850. The old Capt. John Breed house descended to him from his father. It was torn down in 1900 after standing 211 years.

EVERGREEN CEMETERY (STONINGTON BOROUGH) STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT.
    BREED, Henry E., 1833 - 1920

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19. Sarah L. SLOCUM [scrapbook] was born 20 Nov 1845 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 17 Aug 1876 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

1845, 20 Nov., Sarah L. born, taken off gravestone, have not found vital record.

1850 CENSUS - HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON CO., RI, Taken 12 Aug 1850, Dwelling #224, Family #254, page 280 or 559
     SLOCUM, Sarah L., 4, F, W,  born CT

1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., page 48, by Elias Babcock, 22 June 1860, Dwelling 263, Family 327.
    BREED, Sarah, 20, F, W, Teacher, $900, Conn.

1860 CENSUS OF STONINGTON Sarah is 14 years old

1865, Dec. 14 - NARRAGANSETT WEEKLEY,
     By Rev. A. L. Whitman. Henry E. Breed was from East Lyme, CT & Sarah L. Slocum, from Stonington, CT.

1867 daughter - Anna P. Breed is born

1870 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #0545613, Dwelling #5, Family #5.
    BREED, Sarah, W, F, 21, Keeping House, CT

1870 son - W. Arthur is born

1876, 2 Mar. - daughter - Grace is born

    In Stonington, Conn., Aug. 17th, 1876, of typhoid fever, Sarah L. Slocum, wife of Henry Breed, aged 30 years, 8 months.

STONINGTON BRANCH OF THE DESCENDANTS OF ALLEN BREED, p. 257 & 279.
    Sarah L. Slocum, who d. Aug. 17, 1876.

EVERGREEN CEMETERY (STONINGTON BOROUGH)
     Sarah L., wife of Henry E. Breed, born Nov. 20, 1845, died Aug. 17 1876

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20. Patrick SCOTT was born ^{1, 2} Mar 1830 in North Ireland. He died 11 Jul 1911 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island and was buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. Patrick married ³ Ellen NIXON on 8 Sep 1848 in Kilmigan, County Down, Northern Ireland. [Parents]

Ulster History Foundation
Marriages, DOWNPATRICK, CO DOWN, CP,, Parish/district: DOWNPATRICK {Marriage Record) Reg :4 Page 49 Entry :98 Date: 09/10/1849
Husband Surname: SCOTT : Husband First Name: PATRICK
Husband Marital Status: BA: Husband Occupation: SERVANT
Husband Townland/Street: WATERESK KILMEGAN: Husband Denomination: CP
Husband Age: FA
Father Surname: SCOTT: Father First Name: JOHN
Father Occupation: FARMER
Mother Surname: (nothing) Mother First Name: (nothing)
Witness Surname: KING: Witness First Name: NICHOLAS
Comment: BY LICENCE REV. J. MARSHALL

Wife Surname: NIXON: Wife First Name: ELLEN
Wife Marital Status: SP: Wife Occupation: (nothing):
Wife Townland/Street: DUNDRUM: Wife Denomination: CP: Wife Age: FA
Father Surname: NIXON: Father First Name: JOHN: Father Occupation: LABOURER
Mother Surname: (nothing), Mother First Name: (nothing)
Witness Surname: NIXON: Witness First Name: ISABELLA

Did not find them in 1861 CENSUS. Looked in Urr, Dalbeattie #864, Looked in Kirkmarbrock, Creetown, #183. Could have still been in Ireland.

1871 CENSUS, DALBEATTIE, SCOTLAND, NO. 864
Enumaeration District No. 4, Page 18, Item 97, William Street.
Patrick SCOTT, head, married, 39, labourer in Quarries, House has 2 rooms, born in Ireland.
Helen, wife, 40, born in Ireland
John, son, unmarried, 18, Granit hewer, born in Ireland.
William, son, unmarried, 17, apprentice Granit hewer, born in Ireland.
James, son, unmarried, 15, apprentice Granit hewer, born in K'shire, Creetown. Mary, daughter, 11, scholar, born Dalbeattie
Helen, dau, 8, born Creetown
Robert, son, 5, born Creetown
Peter, son, 2, born Creetown

1881 CENSUS, DALBEATTIE, SCOTLAND, NO. 864
County of Kirkcupbight, Civil Parish of Urr, School Board District of Urr, "Qudad Sacra" Parish of Dalbeattie, Police Burgh of Dalbeattie, Enumeration District No. 5, Page 12, Item No. 67, 108 Copland Street.
Patrick SCOTT, head, married, 51, Labourer, in Granit Quarries, Born in Ireland, 3-Room house.
Helen, wife, 50, born in Ireland.
Robert, son, Unmarried, 15, Apprentice Granite Mason, born K'Shire, K'Bright. Patrick, son, 12, Scholar, born K'shire, K'bright.
Katherine, dau, 8, Scholar, born Dalbeattie.
Robert. Grandson, 1, Born Dalbeattie
Samuel MILBY, son-in-law, married, 20, House Joiner, born Wigtonshire, Whithaven
Helen MILBY, daughter, married 18, Joiners wife, born K'shire, K'bright.

1891 CENSUS - DALBEATTIE NO 864.
Enumeration District No. 5, Page 5, Item Z, No. 108 Copland Street is listed as uninhabited.
    However, Item 37, 114 Copland Street seems to have John's sister, Mary.
James HAMILTON, head, married 31, Quarry Labourer, born K'shire, Dalbeattie.
Mary, wife, 30, born K'shire, Dalbeattie
Barbara, dau., 5, born K'shire, Dalbeattie
Andrew, son, 3, born K'shire, Dalbeattie
Patrick, son, 7 months, born K'shire, Dalbeattie, Scotland.

THIS IS FAMILY TRADITION AS TOLD BY LILLIAN MAY SCOTT NORMAN.
    "Patrick Scott and his oldest son, John and Patrick's brother Owen were the first to come to America. Brother Owen went west and they never heard from him. (Since John died in Scotland, maybe he came to America and went back to Scotland. NAN)
    The Patrick Scott family came to America two at a time. They would go to work and save enough money to bring over two more members of the family until all of the family were together in Westerly RI. They came on the boat in the steerage class, because they didn't have the money to come any other way.
    They first lived near Burden's Pond on the Bradford Road. When the mother Ellen Nixon Scott came to Westerly, Robert and Peter (sons) bought the home on upper Oak Street next to where the Hill Top Ball Park was. It has been taken down, summer 1985, and rebuilt.
    The children of Patrick and Ellen went to the parochial school because it was the only free school in Dalbeattie. Their education was limited, because they started their trade as stone cutters around the age of 9 years and it took 3 years to learn their trade. The average schooling was three years, but they continued their education by themselves. There wasn't a dumb one among them and they were hard workers. When they went to school they would work in the store for a head of cabbage and a soup bone, so their mother could make a soup for the family.
    The Scottish people helped each other and when the families would come from Scotland each Scottish family would give them a piece of furniture to furnish their home. They would help the new families until they got on their feet. The families who had an extra room or two would take in boarders.
    In those times, Westerly had a number of quarries and Westerly granite was noted all over. It was considered the best granite. A number of quarries were in Westerly. The best known one was Smith's Quarry on Granite Street.
They employed between 400 and 500 workers.
    When the quarry workers came to this country, they either came to Westerly or to Barre, Vermont, or to Stony Creek which is past Niantic, Conn.
    Most of the stone cutters died of stone cutter's consumption. They breathed all the dust because there wasn't any ventilation. The dust would harden their lungs and they had a hard death.
    They worked in a long shed from early morning until 5 or 6 p.m. at night. If they spoiled a stone, they wouldn't be paid for their work."  As told by my Grandmother Lillian May Scott Norman. (NAN)

1892 THE WESTERLY DIRECTORY, page 97
Scott, John, engineer, John Ross & Co., Canall house Stonington road
Scott, Patrick, laborer, house Hopkinton road, near Chapman's quarry
Scott, Peter, stonecutter, boards Hopkinton raod, near Chapman's quarry
Scott, Robert, stonecutter, boards Hopkinton road, near Chapman's quarry

1894 WESTERLY CITY DIRECTORY
    SCOTT, John, engineer, John Ross & Co. Canal, h. Stonington road.
           Patrick, laborer, boards at Niantic
           Peter, stonecutter, bds. Hopkinton road, near Chapman's quary.
           Robert, stonecutter, boards Hopkinton road, near Chapman's quary.

1896 WESTERLY CITY DIRECTORY
    SCOTT, Charles H. fisherman, house near 54 Liberty, P.
           Patrick, laborer, house Oak near R.R.
           Peter, stonecutter, house Oak near R.R.
           Robert, stonecutter, house 32 Tower

1898 WESTERLY CITY DIRECTORY
    SCOTT, Patrick, laborer, house Oak near railroad
           Peter, stone cutter, house Oak near railroad
           Robert, stone cutter, house 32 Tower

1900 WESTERLY CITY DIRECTORY
    SCOTT, Agnes Miss, house 55 Grove, S.
           John, laborer, house Ston. road. bey Moss farm, P.
           Patrick, laborer, house Oak near railroad
           Peter R. stonecutter, house 20 Tower
           Robert, stonecutter, house Oak near railroad

1900 CENSUS OF WESTERLY, WASHINGTON CO., RI, 73 Oak Street,  by Oliver Crandall, Enum dist. 241, page 226A/22, Dwelling #364, Family #503. Enum. date 6/16/1900.
    SCOTT, Patrick, head of household, white male 70 years old. Born Mar 1830 and has been married for 52 years. He is a day laborer in the granite quary.
He immigraated to the US in 1889, and has been here 11 years. He rents a house.
He can not read or write English, but he speaks English. He was born in Ireland, his father was born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland.
    Ellen, wife of head of household, white female, 72 years old. Born April 1828 and has been married for 52 years. She has had 8 children, 7 of them are living now. She immigrated to the US in 1890, 10 years ago. She can read and speak English but can not write it. She was born in Ireland, her father was born in Ireland and her mother was born in Ireland.
    MILBY, Ellen (Scott), daughter, white female 37 years old. Born July 1862 and is widowed. She had 3 children, 3 are living. She immigrated in 1890, 10 years ago. She can read, write and speak English. She was born in Scotland, Her father was born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland.
    John, grandson of head of household, white male 18 years old. Born June 1881 and is single. He is a granite cutter. He immigrated in 1890, 10 years ago. He can read, write and speak English. He was born in Scotland, his mother was born in Scotland, his father was born in Scotland.
    Isabell, granddaughter of head of household, white female, 16 years old. Born Oct 1883 she is single. She is a Burler in mill. She immigrated in 1890 10 years ago. She can read, write and speak English. She was born in Scotland, her father was born in Scotland, mother born in Scotland.
    Ellen, granddaughter of head of household, white female, 14 years old. Born March 1886 and is single. She is at school and immigrated in 1890, 10 years ago. She can read, write and speak English. She was born in Scotland, her father born in Scotland, mother born in Scotland.
    SCOTT, William, grandson of head of household, white male 20 years old. Born Jan. 1880 and is single. He is a granite cutter, immigrated in 1890, 10 years ogo. He can read, write and speak English. He was born in Ireland, his father was born in Ireland, his mother was born in Ireland.
    Robert J., grandson of head of household, white male 20 years old. Born Feb. 1880 and is single. He is a blacksmith and immigrated in 1890, 10 years ago. He can read, write and speak English. He was born in Scotland, his father was born in Scotland, his mother was born in Scotland.
    Samual, grandson of head of household, white male 18 years old. Born May 1882 and is single. He is a granite quary driller. He immigrated in 1890, 10 years ago. He was born in Scotland, his father born in Scotland, his mother born in Scotland.

1910 CENSUS OF HOPKINTON, WASHINGTON CO., RI,
Dwelling #37, Family #41.
SCOTT, living in the Robert Scott household.
    Patrick, father, white male 80 years old, widowed. Born in Ireland, parents born in Ireland. Immigrated to US in 1891, PA. He can read & write.

RHODE ISLAND STATE ARCHIVES - STATE DEATH REGISTER, VOL. 1911, page 277. Death Record.
    Patrick Scott, son of John & Mary (Ranahan), July 11, 1911, 91 Oak Street, Westerly, RI, age 81 years, 4 months.

Patrick Scott is buried at River Bend Cemetery, but has no headstone.

21. Ellen NIXON [scrapbook] was born ^{1, 2} Apr 1828 in Ireland. She died ³ 5 Apr 1909 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island and was buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. [Parents]

    "Ellen Nixon Scott was blind in later years of her live and she regained her eye sight a short time before she passed away.
    They lived on Oak Street near the tressel. She always fed the hobos or anyone else, becuase she hoped that people would feed her son, Patrick, who went west. The train would stop at the switch and she would always meet them part way, so they could get back on the train again.
    Ellen lived with Ellen Scott Milby at the same address. Patrick Scott lived with his son Robert on Chase Hill in later years." As told by my Grandmother Lillian May Scott Norman.

1900 CENSUS OF WESTERLY, WASHINGTON CO., RI, 73 Oak Street, by Oliver Crandall, Enum dist. 241, page 226A/22 Dwelling #364, Family #503. Enum. date 6/16/1900.
    SCOTT, Patrick, head of household, white male 70 years old. Born Mar 1830
    Ellen, wife of head of household, white female, 72 years old. Born April 1828 and has been married for 52 years. She has had 8 children, 7 of them are living now. She immigrated to the US in 1890, 10 years ago. She can read and speak English but can not write it. She was born in Ireland, her father was born in Ireland and her mother was born in Ireland.

RHODE ISLAND STATE ARCHIVES - STATE DEATH REGISTER, VOL. 1909, page 264. Death Record.
    Ellen Nixon Scott, daughter of John & Catherine (McKenn) Nixon, April 5, 1909, Westerly, RI, age 80 years.

Ellen Nixon Scott is buried at River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, RI, but has no headstone.

22. James BONAR [scrapbook] was born Dec 1851 in Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. He died 10 Jan 1909 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island and was buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. James married Elizabeth KNEEN on 14 Sep 1872 in , Rushen, Isle of Man. [Parents]

As told by my Grandmother Lillian May Scott Norman.
    "James met Elizabeth when he went to repair her fathers lighthouse."

Came to America in 1875 to work as a stone cutter (mason) on "Plant" a house in Groton CT., as told by Donald Bonner, Bonner Mon. Co.

RI, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND, NAT. & CITIZENSHIP 1881-1900, LDS #0937650
    State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Court of Common Pleas, Clerk's Office.
    Be it Remembered, That on the 5th day of February AD, one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine (1889), James Bonner personally appeared before Wm Hoxsey Dep., Clerk of the said Court of Common Pleas, within and for the County of Washington, in the State aforesaid, being a Court of Record, and on oath made the following Declaration:
    I, James Bonner of Westerly in the County of Washington and State aforesaid, on oath declare that I was born in Scottland in the year 1852 and arrived in the United States in the year 1882 that it ios Bona-fide my intention to become a CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES, and renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, State or sovereignty whatever, and particularly to Victoria Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, of whom I am a subject, so help me God. James Bonar
    Subscribed and sworn to before me, William Hoxsey Dep, Clerk.

1885 - 1886 THE WESTERLY DIRECTORY, page 24.
Bonner, James, stonecutter, house Post road

1888 THE WESTERLY DIRECTORY, page 24,
Bonner, James, stonecutter, house at Niantic.

1900 CENSUS, WESTERLY, WASHINGTON CO., RI
BONNER,
    James, head of household, white male, 48 years old. Born Dec. 1851 in Scotland, 48 years old, Married 28 years. He is a granite cutter, can read, write and speak English. He immigrated to the US in 1882, has been here 18 years and is Naturalized. He owns his mortgaged house. His father was born in Scotland, mother born in Scotland.
    Elizabeth, wife of head of household, white female, 47 years old. She was born Aug. 1852 and has been married for 28 years. She has had 11 children, 7 of them are living. She was born in England & immigrated to the US in 1883, 17 years ago. She can read, write and speak English. Her father was born in England, mother born in England.
    William, son, white male, 24 years old, single. He was born Mar 1876 in Scotland. He immegrated to the US in 1883, 17 years ago. He is a granite cutter. His father born in Scotland, mother born in England. He can read, write and speak English.
    Elizabeth, daughter, white female, 18 years old, single. Born Feb. 1882 in Scotland. She immigrated to the us in 1883, 17 years ago. She is a Shearer in a woolen mill. She can read, write and speak English. Her father born in Scotland, mother born in England.
    Elenor, daughter, white female, 16 years old, single. Born May 1884 in Rhode Island. She is a Ironer in a laundry. Her father was born in Scotland, mother in England.
    James, son, white male, 12 years old, single. He was born Jan. 1888, in Rhode Island. He is at school, for 10 months. He can read, write and speak English. Father born in Scotland, mother in England.
    Clare, daughter, white female, 9 years old, single. She was born Apr.
1891 in Rhode Island. She is at school for 10 months and can read, write and speak English. Father born in Scotland, mother in England.

1890 THE WESTERLY DIRECTORY, page 94
Bonner, James, stonecutter, house 79 Oak

1892 THE WESTERLY DIRECTORY, page 24
Bonner, James, stonecutter, house 79 Oak

RHODE ISLAND STATE ARCHIVES - STATE DEATH REGISTER, VOL. 1909, page 3. Death Record.
    Robert Bonner, son of Robert & Margaret (Irving), January 10, 1909, Westerly. RI, age 58 years, 19 days.

RIVER BEND CEMETERY, WESTERLY HISTORICAL NO. 8, Compiled by D.C. & A.R. Brown, Volume I, page 22
    BONNER, James, b. 1852, d. 1909, Sect. Wesy, No. 08-01 Kneen, Elizabeth/W

23. Elizabeth KNEEN [scrapbook] was born Aug 1852 in Isle of Man. She died 31 Dec 1918 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island and was buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. [Parents]

1872 RUSHEN PARISH MARRIAGES, page 244 - LDS Microfilm #
    Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Rushen in the Isle of Man. #481, September 14, 1872, James Bonnar, Minor, Bachelor, Stonemason, Residence: Port St. Mary, Father: Robert Bonnar, Occupation of Father: General Dealer and Elizabeth Kneen, Minor, Spinster, Residence: Port St. Mary, Father: Thomas Kneen, Occupation of Father: Joiner. Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by me Edward W. Kessack, Vicar. In the presence of John Prytson & A. McKenzie.

1900 CENSUS, WESTERLY, WASHINGTON CO., RI,  
BONNER,
    Elizabeth, wife of head of household, white female, 47 years old. She was born Aug. 1852 and has been married for 28 years. She has had 11 children, 7 of them are living. She was born in England & immigrated to the US in 1883, 17 years ago. She can read, write and speak English. Her father was born in England, mother born in England.

RHODE ISLAND STATE ARCHIVES - STATE DEATH REGISTER, VOL. 1918, page 553. Death Record.
    Elizabeth K. Bonner, daughter of Thomas Kneen, December 31, 1918, Auto-be vose Street, Westerly, RI, age 63 y, 4 mo.
    
RIVER BEND CEMETERY, WESTERLY HISTORICAL NO. 8, Compiled by D.C. & A.R. Brown, Volume I, page 114.
    Kneen, Elizabeth b. 1854, d. 1918, Sect. Wesy, No. 08-01 Bonner James/H

24. Gilbert A. CHANDLER [scrapbook] was born 3 Mar 1824 in Garland, Penobscot Co., Maine. He died 16 Jan 1901 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnasota and was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnasota. Gilbert married Susan Blood MITCHELL on 14 Sep 1856 in Dover, Piscataquis Co., Maine. [Parents]

1830 CENSUS - MAINE

1840 CENSUS - MAINE

1850 CENSUS - FOXCROFT, PISCATAQUIS CO., MAINE
    CHANDLER GILBERT Piscataquis County ME 270 Foxcroft Federal Population Schedule ME

1860 CENSUS - FOXCROFT, PISCATAQUIS CO., MAINE
    CHANDLER GILBERT Piscataquis County ME 806 Foxcraft Federal Population Schedule ME

1870 CENSUS - MAINE

1880 CENSUS - MINNESOTA

NEED MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

1910 CENSUS - RICHFIELD, HENNEPIN CO., MINNESOTA, Ancestry.com, 23 June 1900, by Kertland L. McLell, page 297, sheet 9, Dwelling #150, Family #152. In son, Elmer's household.
    CHANDLER, Gilbert, father, W, M, Mar 1824, 76, M, 45, Maine, Maine, Maine, yes, yes, yes, owns mortaged farm.
    CHANDLER, Susan B., mother, W, F, Oct 1831, 68, M, 45, Maine, Maine, Maine, yes, yes, yes.

THE CHANDLER FAMILY, by George Chandler, page 1132.
    Was in the iron-foundry and kerosene lamp business, in Foxcroft, with his brother Charles H. He removed to Minneapolis, MN.

HISTORY OF MINNEAPOLIS, edited by Judge Isaac Atwater, Vol 2, page 1446.
    Was born in Garland Maine, March 3, 1824. His parents were James Jewitt and Harriett (Sylvester) Chandler. His father was born in Hawkington, New York in 1800. At the age of seven years, he went to Garland, Maine with his grandfather, John Chandler and here he resided upon the farm his grandfather settled upon, until his death at age of eighty-six years. He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church, and held many town offices in Garland.
    Gilbert Chandler resided upon his father's farm until he was twenty-two years of age, at which time he engaged in the foundry business with his brother Charles, at Foxcroft, ME in which business they continued for eighteen years. In 1869, he came to Minneapolis, and, for about ten years resided in the city, working during that time in the Minneapolis Harvester Works. In 1879 he purchased thirty-four acres of beautiful land, below Minnehaha Falls, in the township of Richfield where, since that time, he has engaged with his son, Elmer M. Chandler in raising small fruit and vegetables. Here, just over present line of the city of Minneapolis, he build a beautiful home in 1886.
    Mr. Chandler married, Sept. 14, 1856, to Susan B. Mitchel, who was born in Dover, Maine in 1831. Mrs. Chandler is the daughter of Mortica (Mordecai) and Hannah (Judkins) Mitchel, the latter being born at East Livermove, Maine. Her father was a farmer, the only son in a family of eight children, born at Dover, Maine, and was very prominent in both public and private life, at Foxcroft, ME, at which place he was educated, at the Foxcroft Academy, there meeting the lady who became his future life partner.
    He was for a long time, treasurer of the South Minneapolis school, before that settlement was taken into the city. He is also a very strong supporter of the Republican party.

Mr. Gilbert Chandler of Foxcroft in the County of Piscataquis and Miss Susan B.
Mitchell of Dover in the County of Piscataquis were duly joined in marriage at Dover in the County of Piscataquis on the fourteenth day of September A.D. 1856. By me E. B. Averile Justice of the Peace.
A true Record Attest, S. W. Elliot-Town Clerk.

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I, Gilbert Chandler, of the Town of Richfield, in the County of Hennepin, and State of Minnesota,  being of sound mind, memory and disposition, and desirous of disposial of my worldly affairs and life and strength so to do here by my last Will and Testament, and here by revoke and all former wills by me at any time heretofore made. (The copy is so hard to read).

25. Susan Blood MITCHELL [scrapbook] was born 12 Oct 1831 in Dover, Pascataquis Co., Maine. She died 2 Mar 1908 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnasota and was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnasota. [Parents]

1850 CENSUS -

1860 CENSUS -

1870 CENSUS -

1880 CENSUS -

NEED MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

1910 CENSUS - RICHFIELD, HENNEPIN CO., MINNESOTA, Ancestry.com, 23 June 1900, by Kertland L. McLell, page 297, sheet 9, Dwelling #150, Family #152. In son, Elmer's household with husband.
    CHANDLER, Susan B., mother, W, F, Oct 1831, 68, M, 45, Maine, Maine, Maine, yes, yes, yes.

THE CHANDLER FAMILY, THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND ANNIS CHANDLER, by George Chandler, page 1132.
   Says she was of Foxcroft, Maine.

IGI FILES FOR MAINE, page 16,865.
    MITCHELL, SUSAN B.  GILBERT CHANDLER  W M 26 JUL 1856 PISCATAWUIS
                                                DOVER-FOXCROFT, CIVIL
    MITCHELL, SUSAN B.  GILBERT CHANDLER  W M 14 SEP 1856 PISCATAQUIS, CIVIL

COPY OF CERTIFICATE OF DEATH OF STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNEPIN.
Date of birth, state of birth, Oct 1831
Date of death, place of death, Mar 2 1908 address 3030 Oakland Avenue Cause of death: Cancer of breast
Place of burial: Lakewood
Fathers name, state of birth, Modica Mitchell, Maine Mothers name, state of birth, Hannah Judkins, Maine

26. Samuel Orlando SEWELL [scrapbook] was born 11 Jun 1834 in Chesterville, Franklin Co., Maine. He died 26 Sep 1916 in Lake City, Wabasha Co., Maine and was buried 28 Sep 1916 in Lakewood Cemetery, Lake City, Wabasha Co., Minnasota. Samuel married Philena Marie BATES on 23 Aug 1857. [Parents]

STATE OF MINNESOTA CERTIFICATE OF DEATH, #15315, Book 85..
Date of Birth: June 11, 1834  Place of Birth: Maine Date of Death: Sept 26, 1916  Place of Death: Lake City, Wabasha MN Occupation: Carpenter, contractor & cabinet maker, Home cabinet shop.
Name of Father: Samuel Sewell  Place of Birth: Maine Name of Mother: Hannah Johnson Place of Birth: Maine Burial: Lakewood Cem, Lake City MN   Date of Burial: 28 Sep 1916.

IGI FILES FOR MAINE, page 21,671.
    SEWALL, ORLANDO  SAMUEL M. SEWALL/HANNAH H.  M  B  11 JAN 1834
                                                 FRANKLIN, CHESTERVILLE CIVIL DAR NATIONAL #435840 AND #245343.
Birth - Certified record
Death - Certified copy
Wife's birth - 1850 census copy
Death - Photo-copy record.
Marriage - Photo copy of certificate

THE LAKE CITY GRAPHIC September 29, 1916
PIONEER SETTLER DEAD
    The death of Samuel Orlando Sewell occured at his home at 212 Chestnut Street in this city Tuesday afternoon, September 26, at two o'clock. He had been in poor health for the past summer, but for the past five weeks he had been ill although not confined to his bed. Death came as he was in the act of walking from one room to another, caused from a complication of diseases and old age.
    Samuel Orlando Sewell was born in Kennebec Co., Maine, June 11, 1834. He came West with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Sewell Sr., in 1837. On August 27, 1857 he was married to Miss Philena M. Bates, and in 1858 they settled in Pierce Co., Wisconsin, where they resided until 1881 when Mr. Sewell lost his eye sight, and came to Lake City for treatment. He entirely recovered his sight and they have made Lake City their home since that time.
    Three children were born to Mr. & Mrs. Sewell, one daughter having died at the age of seven. Those surviving are Charles Samuel and Mrs. E.M. Chandler both of Minneapolis. Besides the wife and children there are left to morn his loss, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Andrew Reeves of Eagle Wisconsin, and one brother, Frank Sewell of Milwaukee.
    Mr. Sewell was at one time a fine mechanic, but of late years has done nothing but repair work. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge at Rock Elm, Wisc., and transfered his card to the order in this city. He was a very honest, industrious man, having worked up to the age of 81 1/2 years. He never left a dept unpaid and led a clean moral life. Lake City is losing one of its best and worthiest citizens with the passing of Mr. Sewell.
    The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. Rev. C. H. Miller officiating, the interment being made at Lakewood Cemetery. The family have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE RECORDS, WISCONSIN
PATENT: Sewall, Samuel O.
ACCESS NR: W13400.233
VOL.: 46
DISCRIP. NR: SCSW
SECTION: 29
TOWNSHIP: 17N
RANGE 3E
BLOCK: 0
MERIDAN CD: 46
TOTAL ACRE: 40.0000
FRAC. SECT: N
L.O. CODE: 12
DOCUMENT: N 409: 102
MISC. DOC. N: 07
TITLE AUTH: 272002
SIGNATURE: YES
SIGN DATE: 1858/10/01

PATENT: Sewall, Samuel O.
ACCESS NR: W10560.182
VOL.: 41
DISCRIP:N< SECTION: 14
TOWNSHIP: 26N
RANGE: 15w
BLOCK: 0
MERIDAN CD 46
TOTAL ACRE: 80.0000
FRAC. SECT: N
L.O. CODE:04
DOCUMENT N 409:677
MISC. DOC. N: 1454
TITLE AUTH.: 251101
SIGNATURE: YES
SIGN DATE: 1873/12/20

27. Philena Marie BATES [scrapbook] was born 22 Oct 1836 in Otts, Caharaugus Co., New York. She died 20 Feb 1919 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota and was buried 22 Feb 1919 in Lakewood Cemetery, Lake City, Wabasha Co., Minnesota. [Parents]

1850 U.S. Census, Otto, Cattaraugus County, New York (extracted by John Ladwig) Name Age Sex Occupation     Val. of Real Est. Place of Birth Other Philena " 13 F N.Y. In School

MINESOTA DEATH CERIFICATE #18362, Book 792,
Name of husband: Samuel O. Sewall
Date of Birth: Oct 23 1836
Place of Birth: New York
Date of Death: Feb 20 1919 Place of Death: 16 North Tenth Street
                                          County Hennepin, Minnesota Name of Father: Acea Bates  Birthplace of Father: Maine Maiden name of Mother: Smith  Birthplace of Mother: Maine Cause of Death: Acute obstruction of the bowels.
Place of Burial, Lake City Minnesota, 22 Feb 1919

From a hand written paper by Mrs. P. M. Sewall, 10 Apr 1864.
    "My fathers funeral sermon was 2 Kings: 20 Chapter. My mothers was Job: 14 chapter, 14 verse."
    "Alexander died. We do not know what time it was in the war."

THE LAKE CITY GRAPHIC, Friday, February 28, 1919
MRS SEWALL DIES IN MINNEAPOLIS
Old resident Here Passes Away At Home of Son In Minneapolis Last Week
    Another of the old residents of the city passed away last week when Mrs. Philena Marie Sewall died at the home of her son Charles in Minneapolis last Thursday and the remains were brought to this city and interred in the family at Lakewood Cemetery last Saturday afternoon.
    Mrs. Sewall was born in New York State October 22, 1836, and was at the time of her death nearly eighty three years of age. She with her family were old residents of this city and moved to Minneapolis only this winter to be with her children. Mr. Sewell passed away here a couple of years ago. The remains were brought to this city last Saturday and the funeral held from the Fitschen Chapel that afternoon, Rev. C.H. Miller of the Methodist Church officating. There survive the son Charles and daughter Mrs. Chandler, both of whom, with their families were present at the interrement.

28. Daniel P. BROWN Sr. [scrapbook] was born 23 May 1817 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 3 Jan 1889 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Brown Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Daniel married Jerusha Ann BROWN on 17 Apr 1843 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, by Rev. Erastus Denison. [Parents]

THE BROWN GENEALOGY, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 45.
     Daniel Brown (386), son of Mathew (385) and Lucy A. (Denison) Brown [Mathew (382), Zebulon (74), James (38), Eleazer (11), Thomas], b. No. Stonington, Conn., May 23, 1817; d. Jan. 3, 1889; m. No. Stonington, Apr. 8, 1842. Jerusha A. Brown (391), dau of Josiah (304) and Rebvecca (Blivin) Brown. [Dea. Josiah (279), Elder Simeon (72), James (38), Eleazer (11), Thomas] Mr. Brown set the headstones to the graves of his great-great-great- grandfather Eleazer and wife Ann (Pendleton) Brown: was a progressive farmer, owning a large, productive farm between Westerly, RI and Stonington CT.

THE HOMES OF OUR ANCESTORS IN STONINGTON CT, by Grace Denison Wheeler, page224
     About halfway between Westerly and Stonington, stands the house owned by Mr. Daniel Brown, and a little to the southeast, we see a gate which leads through a pasture to an old house, built by Mr. James Babcock in 1740, as a board which is over the front door testifies. This James was the son of James and Sarah (Vose) Babcock, who married Phebe Swan in 1730. Their grandson, Elihu Babcock, who married Elizabeth Jefferies, also lived, died and was buried here and his daughter married Joshua Robinson, who lived at this very place for a time, before he built the new house which stood where Mr. Brown's house now stands. This Babcock house was somewhat rebuilt by Mr. Daniel Brown in 1882, but it is still a most quaint looking building, gambrel-roof and shingled on three sides, with only one window in the whole east side. It has a big stone chimney in the middle and the heavy oaken outside door, whose threshold is worn smooth by the many feet which have passed over it during these one hundred and sixty years.

VITAL RECORDS OF NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., Book 1, page 200.
    BROWN, Daniel P., m. Jerusha Ann Brown, both of N. Stonington, Apr. 17, 1843, by Rev. Erastus Denison.

1850 CENSUS, NO. STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #0442880 page 606, Dwelling #53, Family #59.
    BROWN, in father's household with wife & children.
    BROWN, Daniel, 33, M, Farmer, $350, CT
    BROWN, Jerusha, 26, F, CT
    BROWN, Leboss, 5, M, CT
    BROWN, Arabella M., 4, F, CT
    BROWN, Lucy A., 3, F, CT

1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., page 5, by Elias Babcock, 14 June 1860, Dwelling 26, Family 27.
    BROWN, Daniel, 42, M, W, Farmer, $10,000, $1500, Conn.
    BROWN, Jerusha, 33, F, W, Conn.
    BROWN, Delos, 16, M, W, Farm Laborer, Conn.
    BROWN, Arabella, 14, F, W, Conn.
    BROWN, Lucy, 12, F, W, Conn.
    BROWN, Lafarda F., 6, M, W, Conn.
    EDWIN, John, 17, M, W, Farm Laborer,

1880 CENSUS, STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., 18 Jun 1880, by Jos. B. Wilcox, page 474A, Dwelling #348, Family #477.
    BROWN, Daniel, W, M, 62, head, W, Farmer, CT, CT, CT.
    BROWN, Daniel, Jr., W, M, 15, son, S, at school, CT, CT, CT.
    MAXON, Lucy, W, F, 60, servent, W, housekeeper, RI, RI, RI.
    TUCKER, Carrie, W, F, 11, granddaughter, S, at school, CT, CT, CT.
    TUCKER, Anna, W, F, 8, granddaughter, S, at school, CT, CT, CT.

GRAVE STONE INSCRIPTIONS OF THE TOWN OF NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, Copied by Charles R. Hale, 1932, page 63. Brown Cemetery #71.
    Brown, Daniel, died Jan 4, 1889, age 72.

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29. Jerusha Ann BROWN [scrapbook] was born 16 Jan 1826 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 29 Dec 1871 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Brown Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. [Parents]

BROWN GENEALOGY, Vol. 1,  Boston, The Everett Press Compnay, 1907, by Cyrus Henry Brown, page 49.
   Jerusha A. Brown (391), daughter of Josiah and Rebecca (Bliven) Brown, married Daniel Brown (386) (393-400).

VITAL RECORDS OF NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., Book 1, page 200.
    BROWN, Jerusha Ann, m. Daniel P. Brown, both of N. Stonington, Apr. 17, 1843, by Rev. Erastus Denison.

1850 CENSUS, NO. STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #0442880 page 606, Dwelling #53, Family #59.
    BROWN, Jerusha, 26, F, CT

1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., page 5, by Elias Babcock, 14 June 1860, Dwelling 26, Family 27.
    BROWN, Jerusha, 33, F, W, Conn.

GRAVE STONE INSCRIPTIONS OF THE TOWN OF NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, Copied by Charles R. Hale, 1932, page 63. Brown Cemetery #71.
    BROWN, Jerusha, wife of Daniel, died Dec. 29, 1871, age 46.

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30. a neighboring farmer Brown who raped her was not married to Martha Adelaide TAYLOR.

31. Martha Adelaide TAYLOR [scrapbook] was born 5 Feb 1845 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 2 Mar 1933 in Pawcatuck, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. [Parents]

Martha Adelaide Taylor was deaf and mute. She was raped by a neighboring married farmer (tradition says a Mr. Brown). She gave birth to Mary Ann when she was 15 years old. Her fathers second wife raised Mary Ann and Adelaide went on to marry another mute she had met at the school for the deaf.

1850 CENSUS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO. CT, Page #244, Dwelling #145, Family #160. Enum. date 9 Sept 1850.
    TAYLOR, Adalade, 4 years old, female, born in CT.

1860 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, Page 3 LDS #0803091 6 June 1860 Dwelling #24, Family #25
    TAYLOR, Martha A., 14, F, W, CT     

NO. STONINGTON VITAL RECORDS, MARRIAGES.
    George H. Gavit, age 21, born Westerly, Rhode Island, residence Westerly RI, married 14 Feb 1861, Martha A. Taylor, age 16, born No. Stonington, residence No. Stonington, Connecticut.

1870 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 24

1880 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 34

1900 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 54

1908 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 84.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 96 West Broad P.

1909-1910 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 84.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 90 West Broad P.

1910 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 64

1911-1912 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 85.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 90 W. Broad P.

1913-1914 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 81.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 96 W. Broad P.

1916 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 86.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 96 W. Broad P.

1918 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 85.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 96 W. Broad P.

1920 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 74

1920-1921 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 88.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 96 W. Broad P.

1922-1923 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 79.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow house 19 Liberty P.

1924-1925 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 73.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow H res 28 William P.

1926-1927 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 122.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow George H., res 28 William P.

1928-1929 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 123.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow George H., res 28 William P.

1930 CENSUS - STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CONN., aged 84

1930-1931 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY, page 121.
    GAVITT, Martha A., widow George H. res 28 William P.

1933 WESTERLY & PAWCATUCK CITY DIRECTORY
    GAVITT, Martha A. wid Geo H. r 28 William P

THE WESTERLY SUN, March 4, 1933
DIED - GAVITT - in Pawcatuck, Conn., March 2, 1933, Martha Taylor Gavitt, wife of the late George H. Gavitt, aged 88 years.
     Funeral from the Gavitt Funeral Home, Westerly, Monday, March 6, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Internment in River Bend Cemetery.

THE WESTERLY SUN, March 5, 1933
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD FOR MRS. GEORGE GAVITT
    Funeral service for Mrs. George H. Gavitt, who died Thursday at her home on Williams Street at the age of 88 years, were held yesterday afternoon at the Gavitt Funeral Home, Rev. Arnt L. Schoning, paster of the Broad Street Christian Church officiating.
    The bearers were Russell Gavitt, Howard Taylor, Ralph Northup and Halsey Burdick. Internment took place in River Bend Cemetery.

RIVER BEND CEMETERY, WESTERLY HISTORICAL NO. 8, Compiled by D.C. & A.R. Brown, Volume I, page 86.
    Gavitt, Martha A., b. 1845, d. 1932, Sect. Wesy, No. 08-22, Gavitt, George H./H

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