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| Mindrum, James Anderson (I1153)
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| Arity, Nellie A. (I12089)
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| Eggan, Olive (Olivia) Smith (I12515)
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| Canning, Richard (I12797)
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| Lounsbury, Hannah (I13344)
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| McClelland, Douglas F. (I15325)
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| Oliver, Mabel (I15862)
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| Christensen, Richard Arthur (I16766)
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| Mary (I17784)
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| Hunloke, (Lady Mary) Marina Jane (I17906)
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| Hunloke, Henry (I17907)
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| Coke, Margaret (I17908)
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| Hunloke, Thomas Windsor (Sir)/(Sir) (I17909)
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| Throckmorton, Charlotte (I17910)
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| Hunloke, Henry Windsor (I17911)
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| Tyrwhitt, Katherine (I17912)
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| Hunloke, Henry (I17913)
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| Hickman, Mariana Windsor (I17914)
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| Alvey, Ann (I17916)
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| Dye, Maxine H. (I18790)
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| Mary Catharine (I21173)
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| Flanigan, Helen (I24784)
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| Howard, Anderson (I24791)
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| Fletcher, John Sr. (I28094)
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| Bates, Evelyn Emma (I32305)
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| Howard, Sophia (I33851)
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| Howard, Rebecca (I33854)
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| Johnson, Ross Edward (I37991)
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| Munson, Chester Bernard (I38103)
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| Alice (I38523)
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| Ann (I39926)
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| Moe, James George (I40164)
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| Finch, John (I40611)
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Alternate: Clarissa Wilson
Alternate birth date: 28 Jul 1812
Alternate birth date: 29 Jul 1809
Alternate birth date: 28 Jul 1812
Clarissa's gravestone reads:
Great God I own the sentence just
and nature must decay.
I yield my body to the dust
to dwell with fellow clay.
STB Clarissa Harlow Woods, b. 28 Feb 1812, Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL, m. 5 Jun 1831, Springfield, Sangamon, IL. d. 7 Feb 1864, Darlington, Lafayette, WI
1860 US Census, Wisconsin, Lafayette, Centre, Clarissa Anderson, 46, value of real estate 2600, value of personal estate 600, born IL, with children William 21 Farmer born WI, John 16 Farmer born WI, James 14 born WI, Jessy 12 born WI, enumerated 31 Jul 1860
Daughter of John Woods, b. Madison, Sangana, Illinois, 1793 and Fanny Saxton, b. 21 Oct 1787, Chatoque, NY, daughter of James Saxton, b. 1771, Chautauqua, NY and Huldah, b. 1775, Chautauqua, NY. www.ancestry.com | Woods, Clarissa Harlow (I20088)
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Of Stamford, made freeman Oct 1669; married Sarah Hoyt, daughter of Simon. Will 28 Sep 1697; wife Sarah; sons Samuel, Joseph; daughters Sarah Holly, Martha Mead, Susannah Seeley, Rachel Finch. Inv. 20 May 1698
Samuel Finch, son of John Finch and his second wife, Martha, was born about 1638, probably in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, or in Wethersfield, Connecticut Colony. He died at Stamford, Connecticut Colony, 23 Apr 1698. Samuel married Sarah Hoyt, daughter of Simon and Susanna (Smith) Hoyt. Sarah died 19 Mar 1712/3.
He was propounded as a freeman of the Connecticut Colony on 14 Oct 1669. Samuel filled a variety of town offices. He served as fence viewer in 1679 and 1690; as surveyor of "cartways" in 1680 and of highways in 1685, and ten years later Samuel Finch Sr., Benjamin Hait and Sgt. Samuel Hait were named as surveyors for "ye whole town." Samuel Finch was made a sheepmaster in 1685, a lister in 1689, and a pounder in 1694. He served on only two town committees, in each instance being charged with the duty of laying out land.
A few of Samuel's land rights and transactions were recorded in Stamford Town Records. In 1677 he was among those named as having rights to take up commonage. He drew lot No. 12 in the 1677 distribution and in that same year, received 16 acres for maintaining the floodgates at Tilesome. Also recorded in Stamford Land Records were three deeds in which Samuel Finch was the grantor and a like number in he was grantee, during the period 1675 to 1697.
On 28 Sep 1697 Samuel Finch Sr. of Stamford executed four deeds of gift. They were not recorded in Stamford Land Records, however, but were recorded in Fairfield Probate Records as though they collectively constituted a will and testament. Gifts were made to son Samuel, wife Sarah, son Joseph, daughters Sarah Holly, Martha Mead, Susannah Seely and Rachel Finch.
An inventory of the estate of Samuel Finch was taken 20 May 1698 with a total appraised value of £321:09:03.
Samuel Finch and his wife, Sarah Hoyt, had six children: Sarah, Samuel Jr., Martha, Susanna, Rachel and Joseph. | Finch, Samuel (I13780)
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William Odell was closely related in all likelihood, to Mary Odell who married at Salford, co. Bedford, England, 12 Jul 1630, Benjamin Turney. The Turneys were with William Odell in Concord and Fairfield. Mary had no brother William, but she had three uncles, Richard, Thomas and William, all known to have had children and suitable in age for the paternity of William. Newport Pagnell, co. Bucks, where William had a fracas in 1637 (and in 1639 was reported in New England), is very close to Salford, and only about five miles from Cranfield, co. Bedford, home town of the Wheelers of Concord and Fairfield, where Odells were numerous. Until the parentage of William is established by record evidence, various claims of his exalted descent which have been put forward rest on no firmer foundation than the unsupported asseveration of their proponents. | Odell, Mary (I39812)
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