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1 Library of Congress No. C 7, S 77, VoLume XVI, No., January, 98, Page PubLished by SouLe Kindred, Ina,, P,O, Box 6, DusbJ, Massachuses 0 From Historic-. DtXbury by Laurence Bradford. 0. Nnong the eary seers mentioned by the historians. George Soue, a passenger on the Mayfower, was a man who did good service to the town, frequenty serving in the Court of Deputies, and hoding other offices, which prove him to have been a man of abiity; an.d he eft a numerous posterity, who hav sine been an honor to the town. He was granted' and at Powr Pont. DUXBURY PLYMOUTH COUNTY !0 o!i!!ii! J.. J., SCAE IN THOUSAND FfET t LEGEND Jtf:.ffi5fH : ;:I /,-,(.ti(;s r,..0' SrAr. "S,. UD -rw j,.,.,,..,,,-. {,S AIII "'L.S08t"'('.. J>:"' '<S jf,.!: "<- c -., J /N trn('" M, a DUXB URY BAY """" - KINGSTOJV /\ BAY/ \....._._j

2 SOULE KINDRED NEViSLETTR VOLUME XVI, No. JANUA!tY, 98 PAGE The SOULE KINDRED N""/iSLETTEH. is pubished quartery (January, Apri, Juy, and October by Soue Kindred in America, Inc. Dues are $0.00 per year; subscriptions wi begin with the irst issue of the current year. Late subscribers wi be sent back issues for the current year. Subscriptions with checks rnade payabe to Soue Kindred shoud be sent to the foowing acidress: ou.e fitinor D P. 0. Box 6 Life Membership $00.00 Patron Membership Sustaining Membership 5.00 Reguar Membership Duxbury, Moss. 0. SOULE KINDRED OFFICERS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Genn L. Whitecoen, M.D., 0 King, NAS, Corpus Christi, TX 789 FIRST VICE PRESIDNT Kenneth C. Tiffin, 50 Highand, Hoiston, MA 0 PRESIDENT SECOND VICE PRESIDENT o Ben George Soue, 705 Queen Avenue South, Minneapois, dn 55. TREASURER. Bey-Jean Haner, 9 McCean St., Schenectady, NY 09 HISTORUN Dr. Miton Terry, 8 Creek Bed Rd., Mountainside, NJ 0709 MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Mrs. Pau (Avis Haner, 5 New Shaker d., Abany, NY 05 SECRbARY to the BOARD Mrs, Thomas (Marian 0 Cone, 7 Aen Pace, N.W., Washington; D.C LETTER ITOR Mrs. James (Geradine Schosser, 060 N. Hacke Ave., Miwaukee, WI 5 BLETTEn PUBLISHER W. Fred Soues, P.O. Box 50, Lorena, TX 655 NMVSLETTEn IND Mrs. Frank (Mary Grismore, 9 es t Indianapois, IN 608 5st Street, BOARD OF DIPCTORS Cass of 98 Cass of 98 Cass of 98 Genn \ ;hitecoen Opa Soue Many Dan Pearce George s. Soue Linda Preston Mary Key Irene Jones Bey Whitecoen Dorothea Wihem ********************************************** FROM THE EDITOR O Heo to a Soue Kindred from your new editor I do ook forward to serving you in this capacity and hope to carry on in the tradition of former editors- George S. Soue, Mary Grismore, and Genn Whitecoen. It was George's considerabe encouragement that ed me to vount eer my services. This comes at a good time for me personay, as I retired in January from my position as a ibrarian with Miwaukee Pubic Library and have considerabe time to give to this project. I must express my very great thanks to Genn Whitecoen for hep in preparing this issue. He sent me detaied instrctions on the mechanics of geing the newseer ready for the printer. He aso suppied about 6 9ages of copy ty9ed for incusion. This has made for a smooth transition from one editor to another. This is your newseer; everything in it is suppied by, you, the memoers of Soue Kindred. Pease keep news items coming. Send them directy to me at the address isted above. This aso appies to queries or artices you want incuded. If you receive a repy to a query, pease send the information on to me; others amon g our kindred may be heped by the answer.

3 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER.iOWME XVI,No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE PRESIDENT'S PAGE GLENN WHITECOTTEN I have been in correspondence with our First Vice President, Ken Tiffin, and our Treasurer, Bey-Jean Haner, regarding the financi.a situation of the Kindred. Coone John Soues' bequest came to $0,0.00. The receipts from the sae of Mayfower Famiies Thro h Five Generations Voume Three George Soue, has come to neary, Thus, the Kindred has witnessed a significant financia eap in the ast two years. Ken Tiffin and Bey Jean Haner are working to invest these funds to advantage and this wi be presented more competey in a subsequent Newseer. Coone John's bequest was, of course, most generous. We, therefore, are indebted to him in yet another way. His thoughtfuness has given the Kindred a sizeabe financia boost. We owe a debt of gratitude not ony to Coone John, but to our Soue Kindred Historian, Dr. ton Terry, the joint authors of Voume Three. I reca their presentation at the 978 Pymouth Reunion at which they gave the copyriht to Voume Three to Soue Kindred in America, Inc. and to the Genera Society of Mayfower Descendants. Their foresight has added immeasuraby to the continuance of this organization, not ony in the ream of geneaogica information, but in terms of financia we-being. For many years, one of our goas has been to present a schoarship. We have a schoarship fund, and thanks to the above named gentemen, it. is growing. The presentation of a schoarship is costy; in addition, the procedures for making awards is a very compicated and deicate process. It is tci be hoped that the methodoogy for awarding schoarships wi be deveoped in time to be presented to the members of the Kindred who wi be present at the 98 reunion. The Cincinnati Reunion - 9 Juy - August 98. I encourage a of you to came Linda Soue Preston has vounteered to be our host, and I have no doubt that this wi be one of the best reunions that the Kindred has ever had -- and there have been some grand reunions in the past. The ocation has the advantage of being centray ocated. Pease mark your caendars NOW and pan to aend. I woud ike to thank a of members of the Kindred who have served as officers. This is a vounteer organization and without the peope who have served in the past, we coud not have continued. In particuar I woud ike to thank our Past President, Fred Soues, of Waco, Texas. Fred has done a superb job for the Kindred; he has twice served as president now on two separate occassions, and in addition he has been our pubisher for many years. Thanks, Fred I

4 SOU KINDRED NEJiSLE'ri'ER VOLUME XYI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE FROM THE SOULE FAMILY HISTORIAN, DR. MILTON E. TERRY SOME TIDBITS ON. THE NE JERSEY AYERS FAMILY A cousins query about Hannah Ayer, caused a search in Trenton. It was found that the Minisink Dutch Reformed chuch for a brief period had a church in Wantage Sussex County, New Jersey and that severa of the Ayers famiies of that region joined. Printed here are the records found in the pubications of the New York Geneaogic and Biog;aphic Society. BIRTH RECORDS OF WANTAGE AYERS from NYGBR 5:; 8:0ff Levi Ayers and wife Temperence Wick join Wantage D.R. Levi Ayers, jr. joins Wantage D.R. Chidren of Levi Ayers, jr and wife Phebe Russe MARY, b. March 788; ISRAEL, b. Oct ELIZABETH, b. Juy 79; CHARLOTTA, b. Aug. 79. SARAH, b. 5 r.tay 7; LEVI, b. Aug ISAAC, b. Feb. 799; IRAH, b. 0 Oct ADWERD (EDWARD, b. Apri i805; CALEP. (CALEB, b. 0 Nov PHEBY, b. AUG ]f' iqren of Caty Ayers and Wiiam COLr- David, b. Oct. 80 Chidren of Phebe Ayers and John Drake John, b. Feb. 799; ELIAS, b. May 806. Chidren of Hannah Ayers and Soomon CORTREGHT (Court<'right SARAH, b. Nov. 779; DAVID, b. 7 Jan. 78. WILLIA, b. 9 Jan. 78; HANNAH, b. 7 Apri 79- {bp., 9 Jan. 79. _ SOLOMON, b. 8 Juy 79; ASE, b. March 798 PHEBY, b. Apri 800 Chidren of Richard Ayers and Anny Croe ELIZA MARIA, b. Sept. 80 Margaret Hoppaugh wife of Israe Ayers joined Wantage D.R. Jacob Ayers joined Wantage D.R. Aug Peter Ayers member Wa ntage D. R. e fore 79. Eiizabeth COLM wife of Jacob Ayers joined Wantage D.R. 80.

5 SOULE KINDRED N.E,iSLE'r'ER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 5 The Drake Coection of the Geneaogica Society of New Jersey is once again in its possession. I n notebook "Drake Gen II", is a stuy of Joseph Drae, b. Oct. who married Desire Brown,. q August 6. Desire was the aughter o f Timothy Bron an Desire Freeman. In Mayfower Famiies, Vo. we had faun the marriaqe of Desire and Timothy hut had been nnabe to fin,_ them in - ater records. c''e y h<'r migrate<; from Te.-:shury, Hunterdon County tq Hard\vick: Sts:;ex County, N,J. 'r.imothy Brown, b.?.j. Nov. 79; - Har dwick 0 Dec. 799, son of Patrick Browg married Feh. Desire Freeman, d. Hardwick NJ 8 Feh. 7. Timothy is buriea in the Yeow Frame Presbyteriean C!urc yard o n the road ':etween He ton anc.:! Bi:drsto n.j,j. II8 ie intestate ahd eers of arministrntion were grante Jaes a nd Patrick Drown nd Aexaner Freeman [son-in-aw]. Sons J?.,mes? n( Pat:rict oth marrie<\ a n Ei?.ahPth FrremanE t.e first th(? da ']"t r of ants anr! Eiaet (Pnrne Fre em e< n i'n' t "h n seccn' th0 <a uhter of,jaco!"' a nr'! u;;'7 (Sti!'- Fremnon. i d r e n ( D ROW : i. DF:S I RI<:, h. "!.9 Auq..7f.G; d. f Feh. R05. ii. i ARG. Zr : r, h. c a. _7r.8; m. Ar:--: a.nrr.r Fr.P.cman. iii. JA S, h n Jan.. 7 o ; d. Mny 8. iv. GEORGR,. t st p t e A. v. P\TfICK, ;. C " 77?. Refr.r e nc 0 : Suss x R cqistr ( Ne w sper Q C\ > J.=>R B0! 5,.800 (Timoty -::" rmvn ; P rmm; C. (,Tamr.:; Bro<,m ; StJSSCY C0 NJ J: :,?J., L :? (-T0Se!}h DP'<e et a. 0 D ijotehook "Dr D:-<t::! G (n II, n.p.". Jan. R; Sussex Wi A?7 (George :r.r G:?, E:60; Dr.Re Coetion; FOR SALE Back issues of the Soue Kindred Newseer. We wi ma out any singe year for $-J.OO, or $.50 per issue. ( issues/year The foowing issues are sod out and unavaiabe: Vo. Vo. Vo. Vo. I, II, IV, VI, Orders shoud be sent to Soue Kindred, P.O. Box 6, Duxbury, KA 0. # # #, #

6 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. January, 98 Page 6 HISTORY of the Ta.N OF DUXBURY, Reproduced he:re from a copy sent by: Dorothea Wihem of Centervie, MA MASSACHUSETTS, with GENEALOGICAL REGISTERS By JUSTIN WINSOR BOSTON Crosby & Nichos, Washington Street Samue G. Drake, Cornhi. 89 Page 0 SOULE The name is eary spet Soe, Soa, Sou; and Soue seems to be of ate adoption.. GEORGE, arrived 60; 6 had a grant of one acre, and next a ot "at the watering pace," which he sod to R. Hick 69; ived north of Ee River bridge 68, reinquished his and there to Constant and Thomas Southworth, and removed to Dux., and seed at Powder point; prop. of Bridgew. 65; sod his right to Nichoas Byram; m. Mary Becket, or Bucket who d. 677; he d. 680, very aged; had John, 6 (; George, inherited haf of his father's ands at Dartmouth; Benjamin, kied at Pawtucket March 6, 6; Zachariah, b. before 67, ad. 65, m. Margaret, ived at Powder point, d. a. 66; Nathanie, Dux., inherited and in Dartmouth; Eizabeth, m. Francis Waker of Middeboro'; Susanna;. paced to Jno. Winsow 65 for 7 years, married before 67 John Peterson.. JOHN, (s. of, Dux., m. Esther, who d. Sept, 7, aet. ; de d aet ; he was made the chief heir of his father, viz. "And for as much as my e dest son John Soue and his famiyt hath in my extreme od age and weakness bin tender and carefu of mee and very heapfu to mee; and is ikey for to be whie it sha pease God to continew my ife heer, therefore I give and bequeath unto my said son J ohn Soud a the remainder of my housing and ands whatsoever," &c.- Geo Soue's Wi. He had John, perhaps the one who d. at Dux 7; Joseph, Juy, 679 (; Joshua, Oct, 68 (; Josiah, 68, (5; Benjamin, m. Sarah Standish, one of the firs t of Pympton, had Hannah, who m. Geo. Sampson; a da. m. Edmund Weston; a da m. Adam Wright. --. JOSEPH, (s. of Dux., m. Mary; he d. Juy, ; had. Dec. 8, 7; Aethea, Jan 9, 7, m. Aerton Cushman of Pympton Jan. 0, ; Lydia, March 9, ; Hannah, March 6, 77 ; Rebecca, May, 7

7 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 98 Page 7. JOSHUA, (s. of Dux., m. Joanna Studey; he d. May 9, 7, aet. 85; had Zeruiah, Nov., 705, m. Ebenezer Sampson 78; John, March, 709 (9; Ezekie, Feb. 7, 7, m. Hannah Deano Jan., 7; Jos May 0, 7 (0; Abigai, Apri 0,, m. Perez Drew of K., Sept, 70; Joanna, Apri 8, 79; Sarah, Juy 5,78, m. Aaron Bisbee, Nov. 6, 77; Joseph, March 5, 7 (; Nathan, Juy, (; and prob. Lydia, whom. a Simmons 5. JOSIAH, (s of Dux., m. Lydia Deano May 5, 70", who d. Nov,, aet 8; he d. June 5,, aet 8; and Jonathan, June, 705, d. Apri, 7_;. Dec. 5, 706, m. Joshua Cushman of Lebanon, Ct., Jan, 7; Abisha, Nov 5, 708(; Micah, Apri, 7 (; Nathanie, Nov, 7 (5; Lydia, Oct, ZACHARIAH, (perhaps of Sachariah, s. of Dux., d. in the Canada Expedition, 6; had eary a arge grant in Dux., which was confirmed to his brother John in HOSES, (son of_, Dux., a househoder, and had, 707, an addition to his and granted. Moses, probaby his son, m. Sarah Chander Jan 5, AARON, (son of, Dux.,; had a grant 69, and in 699 "a sma tract of, and ate ye South end off his o iff he had they (appointed to ay it out can agree," and having paid 0 Shiings, 5 acres were accordiny aid out. Aaron (perhaps his son; though styed of Pembroke, m. Aice Peterson, May 5, 77. An Aaron d. at Pembroke, 78, had John, Leonice, whom. a Brewster, Hudah, whom. Thomas Church, and three other das. Hist Bridgewater. 9. JOHN, (s. of Dus.; m. Mehetabe Partridge, Aug. 5, 70; he had Lydia, May 6, 7; Samue, Juy 6, 7 (6. 0. JOSHUA, (s. of Dux.; m. Mary Cushman, Feb., 5; had Luther, Dec., 5, d. May, 77; Aethea, 9, d. 77, May 0; and Joseph.. JOSEPH, (s. of, Dux.; m. Mercy Fuerton,* 7; had Sarah, m. Benj. Prior, Jan., 5; Oive, bap. Sep., 0; m. Nathanei Winson; E (7; Sivina,, d. May77; Joanna m. Lot Stetson, May 8, 777; Wiiam (8; RUby m. Eden Wadsworth; Joseph (9; James (0. *She was the da. of John Fuerton of M., whom. Ruth Sampson in 70, and whose chd. were Mercy, Nov., 7, m. as above, Mary, 0 Sep.- 7, Wiiam, Dec,, Ann, 6 Juy, 78, Aethea, 7, m. Ebenezer Joyce in. A John Fuerton m. Rebecca Deano of Dux. --Marshfied Records. NATHAN, (s. of, Dux.; inherited thew. part of his father's farm; m. Sarah; had Thomas, Juy 8, and d. Sept, 78; Levi, Sep. 9, 79; Levi, Sep. 9, 79 ; Simeon, Dec. 6, (; Wiiam, May 5,, d. Jan. 5, 5; Anna, Oct., ; Sarah.. ABISHA, (s. of 5, Dux.; m. Abigai Deano, May, 7; he d. Jan., 778, aet 70; had Aetha bap. 7; m. Capt. Danie Ha, m. d, Levi Loring; Esther d. young; John bap. 77, went to Maine; Esther bap. 0; Lydia bap. ; Abigai; Dewsbury bap., m. Seneca Wadsworth; bap., d. unm.; Nathanie bap. 7 (; Abisha bap MICAH, (s. of 5, Dux.; m. Mercy Southworth, May 0, 70, she d. 797; he d. Nov., 778, aet. 67; had Apheta 70; Josiah- a. 7 (; Constants. a 7, "insane, drowned in a brook, Juy 0, 7;" Rebecca a. 0, d. Oct, 778; Asa a., m. Oive Southworth, Apr. 5, 77; Esther a. ; Lydia a. 6, d. Oct Oct. 9, 778

8 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER - VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, '9 8 Page s 5. NATIIANIEL, (s. of 5, Dux.; m. (when 60 years od Abigai Toman of Scituate, Apr. 7, 7; she d. Juy 9, 8; had Nathanie, Juy 8, 777, m. Poy Partridge, and had Nathanie, Cavin P., Jane, and Poy; Lydia m. Andrew Sampson;; Aethea. 6. SAMUEL, (s. of 9, Dux.; m. Mehetabe White, Oct., 6; he. d. Jan. 9, 8, at Caroina; (a widow Mehetabe m. Ichabod Weston, 9; had Abigai, May 0, 7; Sivia, May 0, 9, m. Joshua Peterson, Feb., 780; Aice, May,, m. Josiah Soue, 78; Lydia, Juy, 6 7. EZEKIEL, (s. of, Dux! ; m. Cynthia Wadsworth, 777; he d. Nov., 8, aet. 9; had Marsha, Apr., 778, unm.; Capt George, Dec., 779, m. Ruth Sprague, who d. Mar. 5, 86; and he d. at St. Thomas, W. I., Feb., 80, and had George, 807, d. 8, Laura, 8, d. 8, George Marsha, 8 (m. Lucy Ford, Laura Ann, 86 (m. Pau Wing d, of Sandwich, James 88, Nichoas Brown 80, d. 8; Capt. Chares, Apr. - 78, m. Mercy Sprague, who d Dec. 7, 80, and had Isabea 8, (m. George Sampson, Caroine 8, (m. George Homes, Harvy 8, (m. Lydia Peirce, Eizabeth 8-, d. 87, Chares 89, (of Boston, m. Prudence Soue, and has ada. Isabea, Otis 8, Edwin A. 85, Susan A. 85, m. Water Barte, Marceus 87, Peeg s. 8, d. 8, Mercy S. 85 ; Harvey, May 9, 785; Cant. Otis, Feb., 787, m. Saumith St;Upson, d. 8, and had Saumith, Mary.Townsend (whom. J. A. Sampson; Cynthia, Apr. 0, 79, d. unm. Aug., WILLIAM, (s. of, Dux,; m. Priscia, da. of Eijah Sampson, 78; had Lucy; Eijah; Wiiam; Samue m. Nancy Bates; Stephen m. a Peirce, had Lydia, whom. Eden Sampson. 9. JOSEPH, (s. of, Dux,; he was the father of Bishop Joseph Soue. 0. JAMES, (s. of, Dux.; m. Abigai, widow of B. Bosworth (see under Bosworth, Jan. 7, 77. He. d. Aug. 9, 79, aet. 8. Their chd. Say, Juy 7, 77, d. Sep., 7; Joseph, Dec. 7, 7, D. Aug 7, 778; Joshua, Dec. 9, 777, d. Sep. 7, 80; Joseph, Jan., 780, D.Jan. 5, 806; Abigai, Sep. 0, 78, m. AsaHunt; James,Sep. 078, m. Mary Bradford, who was b. Sep.7, 789, and had James 0. 8, justus 8, Lucy B. 8, and Henry M. 85; Capt. Richard,.Nov. 7, 786, M. Prudence Loring, June, 80, who d. Dec. 5, 8, m. d, Lucy Loring, Nov, 8, and had Richard, June 8, 8, (m. Harriet Winsor, and has Chares Carro, Ea and Richard, Mary Ch.apman, Oct. 7, 8, (m. Syvanus Sampson, Jr., Eizabeth Seaver, Apr: 6, 88, (m. Isaac Sweetzer, Esq., Prudence Loring, Mar. 0, 8, (m. Chares Soue, Jr., and by his d w., Horace Homer, Sep., 87, Heen Maria, Oct. 0, 89, d. Jan. 0, 8, and Chares Carro, June. 6, 8, d. May 7, 87.. SIMEON, (s. of, Dux.;. Jane Weston, Dec. 9, 7; m. d, Acenith Brewster, who was b. Mar. 8, 778; he d. Dec., 8; had' Dec., 777;_ Sarah, Aug. 9, 779, d. Sep.. 800; Nathan, Jan. 8, 78, m. Bethiah Freeman, and had Zerniah, Lot (m. Eizabeth Brooks and deorge; Sivina, June, 78; Thomas, Juy, 786; Susanna, Sep., 788, d. Sep., 7; Simeon, Oct., 7; Jane, Sep., 79, d. Oct., 796; Aethea, Juy, 797; Henry, Mar.., 800; Chares, May 8, 806. ; NATIIANIEL, (s. of, Dux, m. Lydia reeman; had Danie, Oct., 796; Lydia F., 798, in. Capt. Martin Waterman; Hannah, Abigai, Nathanie, ' Capt. Freeman, John, and Enoch.

9 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 9 8 PAGE 9. JOSIAH, (s. of, m. Aice Soue 78, de d: Aug, 806; had Micah, who m. Lucy Aden, had Micah, m. Sarah Wadsworth, Sarah and Lucy; Asa; Say,, DEA. EZEKIEL, (s. of Dux., m Hannah Deano Jan., 7; she d. Sep. 5, 8, aet. 50; removed to Woowich; had Wiiam a. 78; Lucy a. 70; Lydia, Amasa, Hannah, John, Deborah. (sic. NOTE. James, Midderor', 6, find 5 for refusing to go in the Canada expedition - Rache-m:-David Magoon, 78; Jedediah Tabitha Bishop, Nov. 7; Deborah m. John Hunt, ; Aetha. m. Joshua Ha, 7, Abagia m. Eijah Curtis, 6; John m. Patience Wadsworth, Jan., 9; Nepheta m. Consider Simmons, ; Miss Ruth d. Mar. 7, 777; Rebecca m. Gideon Sampson, 78 --Dux. Rec. Ann da. of John and Ruth Soue, b. Mar. 0, 687, at Boston NOTE The progenitor of this famiy, George, was a member o Gov. Winsow's famiy, and it is not known whence he came. The name of SOLE s an ancient Egish name, (and we find the name so speed in the Co. and town records, and Guiim gives this armoria bearing of the famiy. -- "He beareth argent, a chevron gues between three soe fishes hauriant proper in a bordue engraied sabe" -- and adds, "This coat beongs to t he famiy of Soes in Brabanne in the county of Cambridge, according to the bearer's name, and it is very common for persons having their names from any kind of animas or vegetabes to bear the ike in their coat armour. Such sort o- bearings the French ca arms parant, speaking coats; because they pain.y decare the name of their owner." -- Guiim' s Banner dispayed. Burke (Genera Armory gives the same, except "gues" for "sabe'; and adds that they are borne by the Soes of Bobing pace, Kent. Arms by the Soes of London (granted 59 --"Gues a tower or. Crest, out of a mura coronet or, a demi ion sabe, angue' d and armed or." Another "Soe. Sabe an ines cutcheon within an ore of ows argent." Burke's Armory. SOUTHWORTH. CONSTANT, (s. of Constant. b. 65, came to New Engand in 68* an eary seer of Duxbury; m. Eizabeth Coier Nov, 6 7, and d. March 0, 679; eaving an estate of among the items was an Indian boy 0; had Edward, b. at Pymouth ( ; Lt. Nathanie, b. at pymouth 68, m. Desire, da. of Edward Gray, Jan , who was b. Nov. 6, 65, --he d. Jan., 7, and she d. Dec., 6; their chd. were, Constant of Tiverton, b. Aug., 67, and d. before 706; Mary, Apri, 6, m. Joseph Ride r 707; Capt. Ichabod, March 678, of Middeboro, m. Esther, and d. Sept. 0, 7; Eizabeth, m. James Sproat; Capt. Nathanie, May, 68, m. Jae Howand, and he d. Apri 8, 7, and she d. Nov. 7, or ; Edward, of Middeboro' 788, m. Bridget Bosworth at Hu, June 5, 7, and d. Apri 6, 79, aet.' 60 years; Mercy, m. Samue Freeman May, 658; *Among the accounts of the Pymouth Company, pubished in the Mass. Hist. Co., we find the foowing item: "68, Paid for Constant Souther's passage and diet weeks at s.. "

10 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 0 Southworth Cont' d Aice, 66, d. March 5, 79, aet. 7, m. Co. Benj. Church 667;!'!!!Y m. David Aden; Eizabeth, _ m. Wiiam Fobes. The foowing is from her father's wi: "Item, I wi and bequeath unto my daughter E. S. my next best bed and furniture, with my wife's best bed, provided shee doe not marry Wiiam Fobbes; but if shee doe then to have five shiings;" Priscia; Wiiam (.. EDWARD, (s. of, Dux., a deputy; often empoyed by the town in running ranges and seing hounds; had grants of and 67, 685 at Mi bk., and in 689. He inherited the homestead and mi. He m. Nov. 6, 669,- Mary Pabodie; had Eizabeth, Nov. 6 7, m. Sam. Weston March, ; Thomas, 6 ( ; Benjamin, 6 80, ni. Rebecca, Deano Aug.,, he d. May, 6, aet ; she d. Sept 6, 77, aet. ; Constant m. Rebecca Simmons Feb 0,, and d. a. 7; John, 687, d. Aug. 0,, aet. 6; Mercy, m. Micah Soue 70 ; Priscia, 69:-cf." June 7, 67, aet WILLIAM, (s. of Dux.; removed to Lie Compton and Tiverton, m. a. 680 Rebecca (Pabodie, probaby, who d. at L. C. Dec., 70, aet, and he d. June 5, 79, aet 59; had Benjamin, Apri 8, 68, m. Eizabeth 70, m. d Aice Church 77, m. d Susanna Backmore 7 ; Joseph, Feb., 68, m. Mary Bake 70, d. 79; Edward, Nov., 68, m. Mary Fobes 708, m. d Ei zabeth Pamer ; Eizabeth Sept. 686; Aice, Juy, 688 ; Samue, Dec. 6, 6; Nathanie, Oct., 69; Thomas, Dec-., 69; Stephen, March, 696, m. Lydia Warren ; by a d wife-- Gideon, March, 707, m. Priscia Pabodie 77, m. d Mary Wibor 78; and Andrew, Dec., thomas, (s. of, Dux., m. Sarah ; he d. Sep 9, 7, aet. 67; had Jedediah, Apri, 70 (5;.Sept. 8, 70, m. Thomas Loring Feb., DEA. JEDEDIAH, (s. of, Dux., removed to North Yarm, Me. 70, returned to Dux. ; m. Hannah ; he d. Sept. 8, 79; had Sarah, Oct. 8, 79; Susanna, Juy 7, 7, m. prob. Dr. John Barte of N. Yarmouth, who removed to Lebanon before 0; Dea. John, Oct, 7, of N. Yarmouth, d. May 7, 8, m. Joanna Mitche, who d. Oct 8, 798; -James, Nov. 7, (7; Lydia, Oct., 78, m. Seth Bradford 0. The foowing on a cataogue of the members of the First Church inn. Yarmouth (pubished 88, were probaby the chidren of Dea. John, --. m. Jonathan Bradford of N. Yar., removed to Minot in 799; Joanna, m. Nath. Scaes of N. Yar., and removed to Freeport in 8; Lucy, m. Asa Lewis, and d. March 5, 798, aet. Yrs.; Loraina, m. Wm. Wyman, and d. Jan, 87, aet. 8; John, d. May, 7, aet. 5; Sarah, m. Pau Prince, and removed to Cumberand 7; and L, whom. John D. Banchard, and d. Apri, 8, aet WILLIAM. (perhpas s. of Constant and Rebecca, Dux. ; m. perhaps Bey, da. of Sam. Fuerton, and had Reumah a. 7, m. Jasper Southworth May 5,, and he_ d. 88, aet. 86; Edward, 77,_ d. 8, aet. 86, m. Mercy Thomas Jan. 8, 9; John,, d. 87, aet. 7; Nathanie, 7, m. Deborah Hatch of Pembroke 78; WIIiam, 9, d. June 6, 9; Aice,, m. Jacob Weston JAMES, (s. of, Dux., m. sarah Drew Nov. 8, ; he d. Oct. 8, 8; had Jedediah, Aug.,, m. Betsy Thomas; Abigai, June 7, 9; Capt Thomas, Juy, 77, removed to Scituate, d. at. New Oreans 89, father of Nathan, artist, of Boston; John, May 9, 77; Hannah, Juy, 7; Nathan, June 6, 778, d. at. sea; Sarah,""""Mar., 780;"James, Apri, 78, and was burnt in the beach house.

11 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE Southworth Coot' cf 8. THOMAS, (s. of, Dux., m. Anna; had Wiiam, Feb. 8, ; Content, Aug. 0, ; Lydia, Nov. 8, 6; Hannah, Jan. 9, 9, d. young; Eizabeth, Apri, 77;. Dec., 77; Hannah, May, 7. Note. Hannah (of M. m. Hezekiah Herrington (of M.,, March, 79; Sivia m. Noah Simmons 9; Cynthia m. Asa Phiips, 9; Oive m. Asa Soue 77; John of M. m. Sara Cark of.duxbur:y No. 9, 78; Abigai, d. Sept. 9, a:-aet. 6; Rebecca 69, d. reb 6, 77, aet. 77; James m. Eizabeth, had Joseph 797, Besty 798, Charoe, Hiram, Thomas, Jairus. -- Dux. Rec. Constant Southworth drowned himsef Juy J. D.'s Jour. SOUTHWORTH PEDIGREE The foowing pedigree was procured by Horatio G. Somerby, Esq. from the Herad's Coege, London, for Nathan Southworth, Esq., artist, of Boston, and with the permission of the ast-named genteman I copy it. In its detais, as regards intermarriages, etc., it is uncommony fu, much more so ' than most of so eary a date.. SIR GILBERT SOUTHWORTH, of Southworth Ha in the county of Lancaster, Knt. m. Eizabeth, da. and soe heir of Nichoas Daynes of Samsburye in Lancashire.. (son of SIR JOHN SOUTHWORTH, of Southworth, Knt. m. Eizabeth, da. of John Haughton of Lancashire.. (sone of SIR THOS. SOUTHWORTH, of Southworth, m. Jane, da. of Hon Boath, of Barton, Esq.. (son of RICHARD SOURTHWORTH of Samsburie, Esq. m. Eizabeth, da. of Edw. Moineaux of Segton in Lancashire, Esq. 5. (son of SIR CHRISTOPHER SOUTHWORTH of Southworth m. Isabe, da. of John Duon of County Chester. 6. (son of 5 SIR JOHN SOUTHWORTH of Samsburie, Knt. m. Een, da. of Richard Langton, of Newton Waton, Lane. 7. sons of Sir John Southworth : a. Sir Thomas, the heir, m. Margery, da. of Tho. Buter, of Warrington, Lane. b. d son - Richard, d.s.p. c. CHRISTOPHER SOUTHWORTH (8 son. 8. RICHARD SOUTHWORTH, London, Merchant m. Jane, da. of Edw. Loyd of Shropshite. 9. THOMAS SOUTHWORTH, Recorder of Wes, in Somersetshire, m. Jane da. of Nichoas Mynne, of Norfok. 0. CONSTANT SOUTin?ORTH, m. Aice Carpenter, who afterwards m. Gov. Bradford of Pymouth Coony, New engand. ( sons THOMAS of New :Sng. m.. Eizabeth Reyner CONSTANT m. Eizabeth Coier, Nov., 67 Dear Cousins, DOROTHEA M. WILHELM 6 STONEY CLIFF RD. CENTERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS 06 6 DECEMBER 9 8 My second cousin, Dorris Hough, (b. 889 of Vineyard Haven first introduced me to Soue Kindred tweve years ago. I have now copied severa of her geneaogica records from which the foowing accounts have been taken. Other sorces of data are Ha's of New Engand and Beers R. I. Gen. Soue data can aso be found in Beers Repr Men and Od Famiies of Southeast New Engand. I aso do research for friends and DAR members -- "Pomeroy Famiy Bibe" by Abert Pomeroy at the DAR Library in Washington, DC. The September, 98, Reunion was super! What a thri to meet Linda Soue Preston! I am certainy ooking forward to Juy, 98.

12 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE The foowing account was taken from the famiy records of;,, Dorothea Wihem Centervie, Massachuses In 678, John Soue married a second wife, another Duxbury neighbor. She was born Esther Nash, daughter of Lt. Samue Nash, and she was the widow of Samue Sampson of Duxbury. She had two young sons, (and two daughters perhaps areadymarried-?. Samue Sampson had been kied in King Phiip's War. Esther, born in 60 was just 6 years od. John and Esther had three sons, Joseph, Joshua, and Josiah, born i n 679, 68, and 68 respectivey. Baby Josiah was our ancestor. Before he came aong, Pigrim George and his good wife, Mary, had both died. He and his own ie brothers never remembered their grandfather as their oder brothers did, and they must often have asked for the taes he had tod of the hard first years, and the ong voyage of the Mayfower. I have found no authoritative ist of John Soue's chidren in t he two sources I have at hand.. Winsor's Hi story of Duxbury, 89, and Ridon's "Soue Famiy", 96. Winsor' s ist is obviousy incompete and inaccurate as is much of his geneaogica materia. Ridon has gathered a great dea of data, without critica anaysis, or reconciing divergent statement s. Thus he says on p. 5, that Joshua was the ony chid of John and Esther Soue, and on p., he a ssigns Josiah, b. 68, to Rebecca who died before i 678. Then on p. 97, he gives another ist of John 's chidren, incuding some not mentioned in the first ist. On p. 0 he quotes from town records, deeds proving John had sons Aaron, Benjamin, James, and John. In these confusing statements certain dates stand out as proved ' definite records: marriage of John Soue and Esther Sampson in 678, births of Joseph, Joshua, and Josiah; and some dates of the oder chidren. On this basis, I have made the f oowing ist -- to which I sha hod unti I find documented corrections. Chidren of John Soue by first-wife, Rebecca Simmons: Aaron, b. 65/, m. Mary Wadsworth Rebecca, b. 6, m. Edmund Weston, 688, d. Nov 8, 7 in. her 79th year. Sarah, m. Aaam Wright. Dates not know, those on p., Ridon, are obviousy incorrect. James, b. 659, rem. 6 to Middeboro, m. Lydia Thompson of that town, b. 658, -d. 7. James d. 7, at 85 yrs. Moses b. (bef 670m. 70, Mercy Southworth, b. 670, d. 78; nd., 79, Sarah Chander, b. 7; d. no known. Rache, b, (bef. 670 m, John Cobb of Middeboro, who d. 79;- she d. Sept. 8, 77 Benjamin, b. 665, m. Sarah Standish, d. 79, in 6th yr. Rem, to Pympton. John, b. 67, d. 7. Rem. to Middeboro, m. Martha Tinkham. Zachariah -- possiby a son of Sachary, and nephew of John, who may have brought him up il his own househod after Sachary's death in 66. Or this may have been John's own son, b. in 660's and.d. 6 in Canada Expedition. Chidren of John Soue by second wife, Esther Nash Sampson Joseph, b, 679 Joshua, b, 68 Josiah, b. 68

13 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI ;No.. JANUARY, i98 PAGE Wihem records, cont'd John and Esther Soue were married in 678, and seed in. the od house in' Duxbury. I ndeed, it is ikey that John had aready been iving there some time. Mary Becke Soue, the Worcestershire ass who had crossed the ocean more than fifty years before to marry her chidhood sweetheart, had died the year before. Pigrim George Soue, nearing 80, and caing himsef "very aged", was ::;ti no doubt head of the househod, enjoying again his precious books, and taking'.in tere st in the doings of his grandchidren. That his son and aughter-in-aw gave him oving Gctre,, he wrote in his wi, for a to see, and know his appreciativeness. George Soue died in amost the ast of the Mayfower company. He was aid to rest among his od friends and neighbors, but the site of that eariest burying ground we do not know for sure. The house was overfowing with chidren, especiay if the new wife brought her Sampson boys aong with her, as is ikey. They began to set out for themseves John Soue gave his boys and-- the girs married. John himsef was busy with his own farm, and with t he civic duties he was given from time to time. He may have carried on his trade of taior, if the one reference I have fond to this is correct. In 6, young Zachariah joined in the expedition to Canada ed by Sir Wiiam Phipps, and died there -- repeating the story of the oder Zachary, his father (or unce who had perished i n the earier Canada expedition. Ony young Zachary was unmarried, and eft no one to foow i n his f ootsteps. When the new century began, in 700, John and Esther Soue must have counted themseves fortunate indeed. He was 70 that year, and she was 6. Their three sons - - now 8, 9, and years od -- ived at home and neped with a the farm wor k, hunti ng, fishing, cearing new and. Best of a they oved boats, and were most often to be found at the shore or out on the water. The oder chidren were scaered by now, married, and in home s of their own. Rache had moved to Middeboro, but t he other girs, Rebecca and Sarah, ived in Duxbury and coud bring their chidren to see the grandparents fairy often. Aaron and his wife, Mary, were iving i n Marshfied, James and John had removed to Middeboro, and both had married Middeboro girs, Benjamin had gone to Pympton. His wife, Sarah Standish, was a granddaughter both of the od Captain of Pymouth and of John Aden. Ony Moses was not yet married, though he was courting Mercy Southworth, and was to marry her the next year. Moses was one of the qui et, industrious sort -- perhaps ike his grandfather Simmons for whom he was named. He became a weathy man and an extensive and owner, with hodings in other towns, even in the far off district of Maine. This and passed to his sons, who seed there, and founded one Maine branch of the Soue famiy. John Soue at 70 was a vigorous an, sti carrying his share of the husbandman's daiy hard work. He woud have been of medium height, stockiy buit, with striaght eyebrows, deepset bue eyes, and a shock of shining white hair. He was outgoing and friendy, fond of chidren, and fu of fun. Perhaps he'd been a good dea of a tease when he was younger. He had a cutivated mind, and probaby enjoyed as much as anything a good ive argument with his sons, or with his thoughtfu neighbors. He was respected by his feow citizens for his integrity, and fairness, so that he became an arbitrator in disputes, executor of wis, guardian of minor chidren.

14 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE Wibem records, cont d sther, his good wife and companion, woud hve. been the serene kind, with smooth hair, smiing eyes, and a firm chin. She was a knowedgabe housewife, and a wise mother. She was inteigent enough t o share in her husband' s ove of reading - perhaps she coud read hersef though I think she woud have preferred his reading aoud. They knew how to share their prosperity, and kept their home the true center for a the chidren and grandchidren. John Soue died in 707. He had aready given his sons their portions of the estat e during his ifetime. The daughers now petitioned for t heir share and were awarded equa division of five ots of and situated in Middeboro, which was appraised at b His persona property was vaued at b --. This incuded his precious ibrary, which he had i nherited from his father, and possiby added to himsef. Esther Soue survived her husband t wenty- six years. She died in, in her 96th year. She is buried i n the od cemetery between Duxbury and Pymouth, so near the fence that one has t o go outside the cemetery to read the inscription. Here yes the Body of Mrs. Esther Sou, wife of Mr. John Soue, who died Sept. ye, aged years, 6 mos. 6 days. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Josiah Soue 68 - The three youngest sons of John and Esther Soue must be considered as a unit. To a intents and purposes t hey were tripets. They came into the word withii three year s, and they went out of it, eighty-odd years ater, within three years and a fraction more. For both parents they constituted a sort of second famiy. This was a second marriage for both of them, and each had a set of near y grown, or indeed quite grown up, chidren. Joseph Sou e, b. Juy, 679, d. Juy,, m. Mary, abt. 70. Joshua Soue, b. Oct, 68, d. May 9, 7, m. Joanna Studey, abt. 70. Josiah Soue, b. 68, d. June 5,, m. Lydia Deano, May 5, 70. Coonia chidhoods seem to have varied ite between seements or generations. Besides going to schoo, the boys woud have heped their father on his farm - broad and fertie acres now, not the back-breaking work of cearing vi rgin forest or rock-strewn fieds. They woud have found penty of comrades among the youth growing up in Duxbury, and p enty of interests in the surrounding woods, in visits to neighbor ing town, and most of a, in and on the water. Love of the sea was strong in these three boys. In manhood, they bui t up a business in ship buiding, navigation, and merchandizi ng. They buit the "Soue Feet", incuding two staunch ships t he -Seafower" and the "Dophin", in which they went bank f.ishing, and whae hunting in the North. They were deaers in furs, making purchases from the I ndians in the backwoods of Maine. "My records prove thi ", Ridon says.

15 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANTJARY, 9 8 PAGE,5 Wihem records cont' d "The Soue shipyard", he continues, ''was on the west shore of the 'Nook',.and was one of the first, if not the first, in New Engand Whie running a common store, as neary a eary eraft:s did, he (Joshua Soue sod ardent spirits and kept it in stock for his ship carpenters. Perhaps took a sniff himsef to strengthen his oins and stimuate his buckram witha. As Parson Smith wrote, 'a good man, errors excepted."' This was wrien of Joshua, but. might have stood for any one of the three brothers. "When he died", Ridon concudes, "he was buried near the shore where the wid waves roar. " Joshua seems to have been the most prominent of the three men, perhaps he was the most aggressive. Lacking the distinction of being either the edest or the youngest of the "tripets", he had to assert himsef somehow, nd became their eader. At east his name appears in Wi nsor's History in severa connections, his younger and oder brothers scarcey at a. Joshua was a seectman in 7 and again in 78. But ceary a three were in the shipping business together, and a three remained ife-time citizens of Duxbury. Joseph seems to have been the quiet one, perhaps a ie overwhemed by th boisterous brothe rs who so soon pushed him out of his crade. He may have been the studious one, sharing the bookish eanings of his father and grandfather.' He was the ony one of the three whom that Pigrim grandfather ever saw, and even he woud not have remembered the od man. J osiah,i think of as one of the extrovert Soues -- not the east overawed by studious Joseph or by obstreperous Joshua, he woud have hed his own with both. In 70, when the boys were 9,0, and years od, their fathef, John, deeded to them a his ands in Duxbury, and more in other towns. None of the boys were married then, and the deed provided that if either of them died the other two shoud inherit his share. John Soue had aready given ands to his oder sons, who were by this time scaered to other towns of the Od Coony. Aaron, the odest, was in Marshfied. He had married Mary Wadsworth of Duxbury, and are ady (70 had severa sma chidren. James and John had moved to Middeboro, and married there. Benjamin, after a short period in Middeboro, had seed in P\ympton. He had married Sarah Standish, granddaughter of both Mies Standish and John Aden. Benjamin and Sarah founded what Ridon cas the Pympton branch of the famiy. Ony Moses of this oder batch of.john Soue's chidren was sti in Duxbury. He married in 70, Mercy Southworth, daughter of Edward. They were both a year or two past 0 -- a ate age for a coonia marriage. One wonders about their courtship ong drawn out? Late booming? Was she busy at home'? Was he sow-moving ike his Waoon grandfather Simmons, for whom he was named? Lie is known about Moses, but he was a saior and trader, and eventuay moved to Maine, where his sons had preceded him. This was after Mercy's death, and he had married a second wife. The Soue sisters had aso married and gone, but not so far. On their father's death, intestate, in 707, they put in a petition for some of his property and got it. J osiah and Joshua marri ed i n Joseph a i e ater about 70. Characteristicay for quiet Joseph, we know ony the first name of his wife, Mary, no surname, no dates.. They had a famiy of five daughters.

16 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 9 8 PAGE 6 Wihem Records cont'd Joshua's wife was Joanna Studey, of whose fqrbears I know nothing, but her name sounds ike the vigorods, handsone executive sort of woman Joshua shoud have married. They had a famiy of nine, five boys and four girs, and Ridon is fu of prowess of their descendants. Josiah, on May, 70, married Lydia Deano of the prominent and aristrocratic Deano famiy. She had dark hair and eyes, a sim gracefu figure, and an air of distinction and a mind of her own. She brought a strain of French bood into the Soue famiy -- one wonders where it came out in her descendants. She and Josiah had six chi dren, four boys and two girs. There were, according to Winsor: Jonathan, b. June 705, d. Apr 7 Mary, b. 5 Dec 706 Abisha, b. 5 Nov 708,d. Nov 778 Micah, b. Ap r. 7, d. Nov 778 Nathanie, b. Nov 7 Lydia, b. Oct 79 Ony the first two were born before the death of their grandfather, John Soue, but a were grown up before grandmother Esther's death in. They had a aained midde age before either Josiah or Lydia died. They died within a year of each other, Lydia on November,, at the age of 8, and Josiah on J-ne 5, at the age of 8. The Duxbury of the "tripets" day, was peacefu and prosperous. It was a thriving town, and a port of some consequence. The disappointment of being joined to Massachuses instead of continuing as Pymouth Coony with a charter of their own had ong since been forgoen. Except for mention of companies of miitia maintained, Winsor's History give practicay no data for this whoe haf century. The first rumbins of troube with Engand did not begin ti the "tripets" were od men, and woud have affected them not at a. It was the next two generations who woud beai the brunt of that. Their ifetime was devoted to peacefu progress, to extending Duxbury's maritime industries, and to trading for furs and t i mber in the District of Maine. In this period, many Duxbury men, incuding some of the Soue sons, cousins, and neighb'ors removed to Maine and founded towns and famiies there. It is peasant to think of the three od brothers rounding out their ives together. The yeow haired babies had become, after the mid-century, three white haired od men. Their bue eyes were if anything buer from their sea faring. They were sti hae and vigorous, sti strong in wi and in opinions, sti arguing among themseves over the business, and with a and sundry on maers of genera interest. They were known for integrity, and respected for uprightness. Joseph died first, on Juy 86, acking barey three weeks of being 8 years od. Josiah died about a year ater, 5 June, at the age of 8. Then Joshua, very much the patriarch at 85 and a haf, died 9 May 7. We hope his brothers were buried near him by the shore.

17 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 9 8 PAG L7 Wihem Records Cont' d FAMILY of JOSEPH and MARY SOULE According to Winsor, confirmed by Duxbury Vita Records.. Mary, b. 7, m. Jan, 7 Joshua Cushman of Lebanon, CT, d: bef. 5. Aathea, b. 7, m. Jan 0,, Aerton Cushman, d. bef. 5, Lydia,b. 7 (DVR or (W. Hannah, b. (DVR or 77 (W 5. Rebecca, b. 7 Joseph Soue's wi is given by Ridon (p. 98, but is wrong- ascribed to his nephew, Joseph, son of Joshua. The wi, wrien Jan 5, ment!oned egacies to chidren of both Mary and Aathea, who were now deceased, and makes Hannah and Rebecca executors. There is no mention of. Lydia. FAMILY of JOSHUA SOULE AND JOANNA STUDLEY. Zuriah, (daughter b. Nov 705; m. 78, Ebenezer Sampson; rec'd in father's wi, "a sma piece of sat meadow he (Ebenezer used to cut, ying on the skirt," and "ten pounds to be paid in cash in two years of my decease." '. John, b. March 708; married 70 Mehitabe (caed Mabe Partridge; d. 7, aet. 6, eaving two chidren, Lydia, b. 7, and Samue, b. 7. The widow, Mabe, and John's brother (or father? -more ikey Joshua Soue were administrators of the estate. Mabe m. twice again. The chidren are mentioned in Joshua Soue's wi. Lydia was given "the other part of my farm that I now ive on or that ayeth to the Eastward of the od wa fence, with a the buidings that are now upon it." Samue was aso made residuary egatee and soe' executor. However, Samue died in 8, aet., ess than a year after his grandfather --"in Caroina" according to Winsor, so he too may have been in the sefaring business. Samue had presented his grandfather's wi for probate, but there was some dispute among the heirs, and the court appointed persons "to give advice." They (names not given in Ridon, p. 97 report that "having met at the house that Joseph and Samue Soue now dwe in, and heard the parties and after consideration thereon do advise in order for an amicabe agreement among said heirs, viz.: that a the ands and meadows that are given to Joshua and Samue be equay divided between them." Does this mean Joshua, who is not mentioned in the wi (Ridon, p. 96, or Joseph? Evidenty the Soue quick temper and some sense of sight was at work here. Anyway, Samue died before the estate was seed, eaving four ie chidren, and a widow who remarried a year ater.. Ezekie, b. Feb 7, 7; m. 7 Hannah Deano; do; in Woowich, Maine, Sept. 5, 8 (Ridon, p 96 or Dec 8, 799 (Ridon, p. 0. He was eft, "a sma piece of sat meadow" in his father's wi. Ezekie was eected deacon of the church in Duxbury in 79, and was afterwards caed "Deacon Soue" more out of respect for his Christian character than for the infuence of the tite. He was highy esteemed for his uprightness. He was a farmer and fisherman, and ike so many of his kindred, a seaman, soon in command of his own ship. Probaby was in business with his father and unces. In the course of trading his fishing visits to the District of Maine, he purch ased a arge tract of wid and, in Woowich, which he began to cutivate, and buit a house and barns in preparation for remova there. In 6, (Ridon, ;. 8 with his ive stock, his househod furnishings, and his famiy, upon his own ship, he saied for Woowich in Maine. "He had ass is ted in the Soue shipyard in Duxbury where so many craft had been "kee-founded", and being born a mariner by his inheritance from a race of

18 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME XVI,No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 8 Wihem Records Cont d. Norsemen, he took to the sea as instinctivey as the proverbia duck to water." He continued his seafaring empoyment after his seement in Maine. Ezekie and Hannah Deano Soue had seven chidren, a born in Duxbury, and a moved to Maine with their parents. Their descendants are the ''Worich branch".. Joshua, b. May 0, 7. What happened to him? He ts not mentioned in his father's wi -- may have died young. Ridon, p. 96., gives no data. 5. Abigai, b. Apri 0,, m. 70 Percy Drew. She is mentioned in her father's wi, and received, "the house and farm whereon they now ive with the buiding yard (ship yard, aso I> 0 in two years after my decase." Ony may judge that Percy was empoyed in the Soue ship yard. 6. Joanna, b. 79. She is not menti.oned in her father's wi. No further data. 7. Joseph b. March 5,.7 m. 7 to Mercy Fuerton. He received ands in Maine and at Pine-point as mentioned in his f ather's wi. From the wi and the dispute about i t, it appears that J oseph and his nephew, Samue (see above, ived in the same house in Duxbury. He,.too, was both farmer and fisherman, and spent much of his active ife on the sea with his brothers. He was a prominent man in Duxbury where he seems to have re&ided a his ife. Joseph and Mercy Soue had nine chidren (Ridon, p The odest.of them, Joshua, moved to Maine about 9, and founded the Avon, ME, branch of the famiy. His son, Joshua, became a Bishop in the thodist Church, and was very famous in his day (Ridon, p. 0-. Another son of Joseph and Mercy Soue, Ezekie, remained a his ife in Duxbury, in the traditiona seafaring empoy, and died there at the age of 9, having "retained his facuties; was serene and happy siing under snowy ocks, and was visited by many of his kindred and od friends, a of whom deighted to honor him." (Ridon, p Nathan, b. Juy, ; m. bef. to Sarah ; d. 78. From his father's wi, he received "the westery part of the farm I now ive on," and other and. Removed to Wadoboro, ME, bef. 77, where he was a fence viewer. Data scant due to destruction.of pubic records by fire. 9. Sarah, b. Juy 5, 78; m. 77, Aaron Bisbee. She was eft I> 8 in her father's wi. She had four chidren (Winsor, p. 8. FAMILY OF JOSIAH AND LYDIA DELANO SOULE. Jonathan, b. 705; d. 7, et. 7. apparenty unmarried. No data.. Mary, b. Dec. 6, 706; m. Jan, 77, Josiah Cushman, b. Oct, 708, d. Marshfied,. He was the son of Robert Cushman. Mary d. bef.,. when Josiah m. d Deborah Ford. Ridon, p. 069, is the ony source so far. Josiah's daughter, Mary, is said (Ridon to have married Joshua Cushman, but this is refuted by Joseph's wi, therefore, this is ikey to be correct. Ridon, 069 gives ist of her chidren.. Abisha, b. 708; m. May, 7, Abigai Deano; d. Jan, 778, aet. 70. Their chidren were: Abigai, 96 yrs. in 850, b. ;. John, went to ME and died there be f. 85; Nathanie, 8 yrs., in 850, b. 7; Abisha, d. at sea, bef Nathanie, b. in the "Gurnet'' stood watch there

19 SOULE KINDRED NEWSLETTER VOLUME xvi,no. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 9 Wihem Records Cont'd. With his father, Abisha, at the Gurnet on the night the British eft Marshfied and whie three Bri tish vesses ay off the harbor. Nathanie, Capt., b. Aug, 7, son of Abisha and Abigai Deano Soue; m. Jan 79, Lydia Freeman ( ; d. Oct, 86. "One of the od-stye master mariners among the Soues." (Ridon, p Micah, b. 7; m. May 5, 70, Mercy Southworth; d Nathanie, b Lydia, b. 79; m. Ichabod Simmon ; d. bef. 77. She had 6 chidren. Ichabod Simon m. d Mercy Sprague. See Ridon, and Winsor, p. 08. * * * * * * * * * * * LINEAGE of Dorothea May Ha Wihem: George-, John-, Josiah-; Micah-; Constant Southworth Soue-S; Thomas-6 ; Thomas Howard-7 ; Mary Evira-8; Geore Anthony Ha-9; Dorothea May Ha Wihe0. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '* * * * * * * * * * Sept ember 0, 98 To Soue Kindred of America, Inc.,, Thank you 7ery uch for the Soue Kindred paque which you p resen t e weekend of Sept ember t h. me at the tioe of your ast reunion, the A t nouf"n I a.rr: not a. rr.eober of t he Sot:.e? : mi y, it ha.s been rro s t :.nte resting to vratch the t;increr'. deveop frorr. a dream O an Active ort:: ani zat ion : I rr.a.ny peore w:-.o care aout t :'eir GE inn ne: s ii: this count.:c y. Thank yot:. so for the copies of t e F!vc ;enerations books wh i ch r epresent a grent dea of work and r e sear ch. I hope the ext twenty-four years see &s much rowth and inter est in Soue Kincred as the ast twenty-four have. Mrs. t,'iaker kept the Duxbury Post Office Box for Soue Kindred for many years. s:ncerey,

20 SOULE KINDRED F'iSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 0 SOULE KINDRED REUNION September, 98 Cambake at Aden House Left to ri.ght: Dorothea Wihem George Soue, Linda Soue Preston, Opa Soue Many Jame L: Key, Joan Key Renwick Betrice' De Vbs ' Linda Soue Preston, Unidentified, Miton Terry, our Historian Left to right: Mary Soue Key, Joan Key Renwick, Opa Soue Many Linda Soue?reston, Dorothea Wihem: Beatrice DeVibis, James L. Key Can anyone identify these adies at the Soue-Aden cambake? Picture sp.nt in by Dorothea Wihem. James L. Key, pictured on this page, payed :aohert Ketedy on the ABC "Jackie Kennedy" docudrama which was shown on October. Be watching for future performances.

21 SOULE KINDRED NEJI'iSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE > '\ENTY NINrH GENERAL CONGRESS OF THE GENERAL SOCIETY OF - MA YFI.DWER DESCENDANTS, September, 98 PILGRIMS PROGRESS - March from Coe Is Hi to Buria Hi. In center of picture is Peggy Soue Turner and friend Heen Backburn from Indianapois IN ' Sunday afternoon reception and tea at the Mayfower House Right: Linda Soue Preston, George Soue, Opa $oue Many

22 SOULE KINDRED NDSLETTL VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE ADDITIONAL MEMBERSHIP LISTINGS OF SOUL KINDRED, 98. The foowing names and addresses are of those members who joined Soue Kindred during the year of 98. Any errors or omissions in either t h i s ist or the one pubished in the Newseer, Voume XV, No., shoud be reported to the Membership Secretary Mrs. Pau Haner, 5 New Shaker Rd., Abany, NY 05. BULAU, Mrs. Margaret Soues, 05 E. Main St., 05A, Rochester, NY 609 DAWKINS, Mrs. Wace, 00 E. Bobe St., Pensacoa, FL 50 FIDLAR-BROD, Mrs. Kary, 09 E. 87th St. #5G, New York, NY 008 GOCD"\'HN, Mrs. Chares A., 7 E. Strafford Ave., Jorthington OH 085 HANSEN, Mr. Bair, 788 Greenridge Way, Fair Oaks, CA 68 HOPPING, Mr. Louis M., 865 Jamestown Circe, Northvie, NI 867 JAY, Mrs. Robert c., P.O. Box 05, Madera, CA 969 J EROME, Mrs. Michae, 5 Lady Sipper Circe, Fem:r oke,!a 059 JOHNSCN, Hr. Eugene H., 5 Meander La ne, So.t ing t cn, CT 0689 KELLY, Mrs. Mary Soue, 8 Fourth Ave. west, Hende ronvi e NC 879 LEE, Mr 9 i-jater c., 9 Pine Ridqe Road, Waban, 'A 068 LUGLI, Mrs. David, 08 Rosari Lane, Vista CA 9 08 < MOTISHER, Mrs. Marion, McDonad Road, Abany, NY 09 RASH, Hrs. Ester s., 9 Fagen Drive, Des Hai nes, IA 5 00 REHSEN, Hr. Afred, 0 Oak St., Sive r Creek NY 6 SOUL, Bradey, N.D., Route, Box 0, Shepherdstown, V SOUL, M. Edwin c., 6 Spencer St., Gendae, CA SCULt, Mr. Howards., 8 Treasure Hi, Oak and, CA 9 68 SOUL, Mr. Kenneth s., 9 Iriquois Ave. 'est, watertown, NY 60 SOULE, Suzanne F., 05 Engeman Ave., Scotia NY 0 SOULE, M r. & Mrs. Thos. c., 9 8 Tuane Drive, Lansing, HI 89 SOULES, Michae R., M.D., 08-09th P. N.E., Kirkand, ria 980 SOWL, Sharon L., D Street, Centra City, NE 6886 SPICER, Mrs. Anna Soue, 58 Custer Ave., Dayton, OH 59 STEWART, Mrs. Eiabeth S.,5 &Gencove, Hesa, AZ 850 TILTON, Mrs. Charoe, 605 E. Sunset DriveN., Redands, CA 97 TUCKER, Mr. Raymond, 0 0 Coast Bvd. South, La J oa, CA 7 UZZELL, Mt5. Ethe, 6 Goodyers Ave., Rade, Hertfordshir e, Engand WARRINGTON, Mrs. MiQred, 0 New Caste Rd., Marshatown, IA 5058 WIPNALL, Dr. WiiamS., Summit Road, Lexington, MA 07 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Our membersh ip is growing, but we'd ike more "cousins" to join us. If there is someone you think shou d be incuded in the Soue Kindredi send name an0 address to the Membership Secretary, Mrs. Hane r (address at the top of page and she wi send an invitat ion to j c in us. A gift membership woud be a good introduction- aso, it's tax-deductibe.

23 SOULE KINDRED NE'iSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE '"""...,,nsing te Journ Sunday Edition ansing 8-year-od Andrew Soue stands among the 5 bicyce. motocross traphies that he is donating to the Michigan Specia Oympics progr-... us.o,.ruja Gifts. from a champion By JACKEBUNG SoHWri* can u a 50UIIu &"St""' by a spec.a young man. Andrew Soue doesn't have physi ca cares, just a ot of trophies. Spe- e?ru\'fr"ex':u= heart. Today, that equation wi change a bit. Athetes runnin. jumpmg and ='IJinha!US!...r."iJ ce mo<ocross ( BMX trophies to cherish. The two-time word cham pion's treasures are bound for Mount Peasant, where their gjow won'.t match he smies. IN A TIME of pubic s kepticism with sports, or athe;ic arrogance and sefishness, Soue's gift grows to gjant proponions. The -foot-5 Lansing S.yea rd is about to make other youngsten fee 0 feet ta. "I saw the Specia Oympocs on TV." he said. "I decided that I had so many trophies I ought to give them some. J taked it over with my mom,and dad. and they thought it was a good idea, too. So, that's what decided to do. " Though his parents, Tom and Joyce Soue, were there co steer him aong, it's cear the course chosen was Andrew's. Even the rarest chid with the most compassionate upbringing woud normay need a push to pan with his prizes. Soue's motivation came from at east four andeibe irj... cidents... WE WENT to a ' Race for ife put on by the Cripped Chidren's Hospita in Buffao," his mother, a teacher at Bath Midde Schoo, saod. "Andrew was 6 at the ' time. He "One of his racin$ buddies from. Muiken was kiued m a freak acci-- tnsad. cffi'er;; won anything. and he ooked up to Andrew. At the funera the ew tn> phies he had were paced out in front of the casket. That showed Andrew how much things ike that can mean t O some peope." ooked around and the difference in TO SOULE, who had one trophy kids' abiities made quite an impres- that stood 9 inches taer than he : He saw ho reay ucky he :et:ef:s;h "Then, he became upset. 'Mama,' overfowmg his home. he asked me, 'won't these kids ever "We were son of runrung out of gae,.tr. '?. ride a bike ike can? s that room." his father saki, aus!jing. f;.. After seeing the cripped chodren It wasn't any fairer when he on TV. he knew he'd found a earned that a friend and feow wonhwhie puf>oso for them. He's BMX racer from Jackson has sti racing, so it's not ike he won't eukemia. Another "Race for Life" have a chance to win more." wt be hed for the boy's benefit, A ot more. He has 6 nationa with Soue an eager panicipan. event tiues this year aone. with the Internationa BMX Championship In THE STORIES that touched tum. the Pontiac Siverdome on Oct. 0. aren't a sad, hoy.rever. In fact, the - pert\aps the spon's most presti : :::i: t; di:= d ;;in centy. Thanks to a system of visua over Christmas the biggest tests reosignas. repacing tradiiona audio manina in 98. cues, another friend conquered [he =:!:.e h:iv:f: t!!e BMX jumps and turns as his peers. But everyone isn't equa. m competition or in ife. A friend's fwera accentuated the difference. " I MIGHT GET to go to Japan if t win an the Siverdome," SouJe saad. "But guess my boggest goa is just another word championship." S.. S0U. - C J. L;:':tdd...,,. -..., ' J',. Young champion aids the handif;:apped ,C Soue starts a over Conduc.d,_,- I C There a ren't many other goas eft. His first ruce, and his first VIC tory, came a rage 5 after neighborhood prmsure and an Impression T= cr;t,:oz. =: said he coud go to one more race that summer. so Soue picked the state championship. His secondpace finish seaed his dedication to tbe spon and convinced his parents they might have stumbed onto something. "I didn'f know anything aboot BMX," hos mother saod. "I thought of motorcycing right away whoch!'t..fj been brought. up to be A LOCAL SPONSOR, O.My's = Andrew's Lineage Geor ge John J c: mes Jacob Jacob 5 J cse':h 6 Bzra 7 Chares Err.er John - Thomas An rcw Schwinn of Eat J..arostng. was found to provtde the missing know-how. and mechanica whiz Lee Payne :uipment,buit up Ater rwo word tites he acquired nationa sponsorsup with the four-rider Hutch BMX team, a top r... y Sof.; f;;t exposive stan, teams wath 0., S. and &-yeard riden in Richard Hutchms' stabe. From there, has been one Nauona Bicyce. League OT American Bicyce Association tite after another. TraJing across the country, Wh tremendous cooperanon from h,. Bath Midde Schoo teachers, tie trophy tota grew to 50, then came the Specia Oympacs dea... and now the count begins again Contributed by a M. & Mrs. Thomas 98 Tuane Drive Lansing, Michigan c. Soue 89 For another artice about Andrew, see Soue Kindred News eer, Voume XV, No., Juy 98, page 78.

24 SOQLE KINDRED NE'iSLETTER V9LUME XYI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE M X L E S I 0 N E S Sco Victor Shutz was born Apri 98. Parents are Patrick and Remecca Ann Harvey Shutz, 08 Wavery St. Caaraugus NY 79. Sco's brother is Michae Patrick born Octber 979. Lineage: George-, Patience, John Haske-, Squire Haske-, Jonahan Haske-5, Jonathan Haske-6, Jonathan Haske-?, George Haske-8, Aie Haske-9, N. George Conger-0, Norma Conger Harvey-, Rebecca Anne Harvey Shutz-. Contributed by Mrs. Loyd (Norma Harvey, 08 Wavery St., Caaraugus, NY 79 Jonathan M. Johnson was born August 98 at New Britain CT' to John and Donna Johnson. Lineage: George-, Nathanie-, Nathanie-, Wesson-, James-5, WBsson-6, Heen Sowe Johnson-?, Mion Johnson-8, John M. Johnson-9, Eugene Martin Johnson-, John Johnson-, Jonathan M.-. Submied by Eugene M. Johnson, 5 Meander Lane, Southington CT 0689 Birth:_8 September 98 -Marcus Kent Corne, son of Kevin and Rita Soue Corne. Rita is daughter of Mere L. Soue and grand-daughter of Mrs. Wiber Soue of Eureka, KS. Birth December 98 - Kenda Sue Oson, daughter of Peggy and Kenneth Oson of Emporia, KS. Grand-:daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Oson Thedda Sou.e and great grand-daughter of Mrs. Wiber Soue, Eureka KS. Contrbuted by Mrs. Chris Erickson, R.R., Eureka, KS 6705 Birth: March 'Jessica Kathryn Dungan. Daughter of Joy O'Donne Dungan, Grand-daughter of Carrie Fischer O'Donne. Contributed h Mrs. O'Donne, 5 E. Bois Pace Denver CO 80. Christina Ann Lent was born 0 October 980 to John and. Hoy Lentz of West Webster NY. She is the first great-granddaughter of J ohn and Margaret Souesiuau of Rochester NY. Subed by Mrs. Buau. Marriages: May 98- Teresa Ann Enos, daughter of Eugene and Phyis Soue Enos of Marion, KS to Loyd Dae Sne, son of Mrs. Dae F. Sne. May 98 - Nataie Jean Soue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gihert A. Soue of Madison KS to Mahew Sco Gabraith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carence Gabraith. 5 June 98 - Cynthia Sue Takington, daughter of Vernon and Joan Soue Takington of Madison KS to James Cox. Submied bv Mrs. Chris Erickson, Eureka KS. Mrs. Robert P. Nichos, 87 N. Lee Trevino Drive, Tucson, AZ 857 writes: Our ony ehid, Phiip Soue Nichos, married Miss Pamea McKee in Oakand Caifornia o -Apri 0, 98. Tammy Christine Rudgers and Pau Hartman were wed on 7 December 980-in Rochester NY. Tammy is the daughter of.mr. and Mrs. Robert Rud,gers of Mt. Morris NY and the granddaughter of John and Margaret Soues Buau of Rochester. Contributed by Mrs. Buau. From Mrs. John Hennessy, Abington Court Apts., Apt. C06, Abi ngton 'PA 0: My husband, John J. Hennessy, died Jan. 5, 98, two weeks before hi s th birthday, of heart faiure and cancer.

25 SOULE KINDRED NEI'iSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 5 John and Margaret Soues Buau, Rochester, NY, report the passing of their daughter, Jonatha J. Pa, on AUgust first (98? Besides her parents, she eaves four sons, Donad Lieberman of Bea Air Force Base, CA, and Pau, Randa, and Eric of Webster, NY; three daughters, Hoy Lentz, Caroine Vine, and Laura Lieherman of Webter, NY; and her sister, Mrs. Barbara Rudgers of Mt. Morris, NY. Services were hed at the Wiard Sco Funera Home, Webster, NY, and internment in Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, NY. During her earier years, Mrs. Pa was a member of the Iroquois Chapter of the C.A.R. and the Rochester Coony, Nationa Society of New Engand Women. Contributed by Jeanee E. Tayor, P.O. Box 78, Tabor NJ 07878: MY mother, Miriam Bingham Freeman (Oth generation from George Soue die June, 980. She made her home in Deer Ise, Maine for the past 5 years. B'efore retiring in 96 she had worked for American Te & Te for years. She was a ifetime member of the Water S. Gifford Tee Pioneers, a member of the Sunset, Maine Congregationa Church, and very active in the Deer Ise Grange and New Jersey Grange. In 96 she and severa others estabished the Deer Ise Chamber of Commerce She eaves a daughter (mysef and three grandchidren. OotEW HAVEN ReGtSTEA, TUESOAY,.OctOBEf0; 9i Submied by Heen Soue Gammons, New Haen CT who writes that Mr. Means was a 9th generation descendant from George-. - _SATORDAY, AUG. 8, 98 A'>',. Cara B. Soue, formery of Brockton, NORWELL - Cara B. <Bunker Soue, 9, formery of Brockton, died on Thursday night at the Scituate Ocean Manor Nursing Home after ong iness. She was the widow of Sidney H. Soue, who was formery empoyed as a compositor in the Brockton Enterprise composing room.. Mrs. Soue was born and educated in Brockton and had bee\ a resident of Norwe for the past 0 years. Prior to that she ived in Wareham and Brockton. Survivors incude severa nieces, nephews and cousins. Graveside services wi be hed Monday afternoon at :0 at the Mayfower Cemetery, Route A, Duxbury. Ar rangements by the Ernest A. Richardson Funera Home 8 First Parish Road, Scituate Center. ' Submied by Mrs. Cinton s. Smith, 79Wibur Avenue, North Dartmouth, MA 077. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Lavannah-0 nexander Baker ('.','ebster L.-9, Lavannah Reynods-8, Sayer-7, Mary-6 Sowe, Joseph-5, Wiiam-, Wiiam-, George-, George- died Carro Gates.Aiton Means, 78; prominent fine arts appraiser WOODBRIDGE - Carrof Gates Aton Means, 78, of Cark Road, died Sunday at Norwak Hospita (fter a brief iness. The husband of Syvia Shepherd Means, he was an appraiser of fine art since 0. Mr. Means was born in Norwich, May 5,, son of the ate John Jacobs and Fannie. Esther Gates Aton. --. He aended Yae University from 9 to 96 and vvas an accountant at the od Winchester Corporation from to 9; an assistant witi the Archaeoogica Survey of New Engand in 9; and an affiiate vvith the Museum o American 'In-. dians in 9 and Peabody Mtiseum from I9 to 96. Jn 9.9, e founded The Coectors Shop in New Haven and served as a consuta;it for Hamark.Greeting Cards from to i968. The first chairman of the Amity Regio.ga :High Schoo Board,. be served for seven years:, He was aso a 5- year, member and chairman of the Woodbridge Library Board, a former state governor and assistant governor genera of the Society. of May- J!Jnyer...Desceants.. a director of the New Haven oony Historica Society, and a member of the New Haven 'Rotary Cub, the First Church of Christ in Woodbridge, the Connect icut Historica Society, the Amity and Woodbridge Uistorica Society, the Thompson Historica Society pnd the New Haven Phiateic Society. Besides his wife, he eaves a daughter, Mary Eizabeth Huber of Bronxvie, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Leon Monks of Hamden; and three grandchidren. A memoria service wi be hed at p.m. Wednesday in the First C f Chpst. emoria gifts may be made. to the First Chircn -of Christ, Woodbridge' 0655, or to the charity of one's chice : The Hawey Lincon Memoria, 9 Whitney Ave., New Haven. is in charge of arrangements. Veterans Hospita, Manchester, NH May 98. Born March 898, Madrid, NY; married first Mabe Adams, deceased; married second Mrs. Gertrude Ha Robinson, deceased;.narried third Mrs. Niira Cuv.er. Survived by sister, Mrs. Esma-0 Baker Maher of Tiney Park IL, daughter.mrs. Abin L. (Edith- Pierce, Viaingford PA, son Rohert- A. Baker, New Haven, CT, severa step-chidren and grandchidren. Buria: Wanut Grove Cemetery, Methuen, MA. -- From Edith Baker Pierce, Coumbus Court, Waingford, PA 86

26 SOVLE KINDRED NE;'jSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY 98 PAGE 6 The Lyon County Reporter Rock Rapids, Ia. ' Coone F. T. Parker Graveside services for Co. Frederic T. Parker, 8, of Arington, Va., were hed this morning (Wednesday in the Riverview cemetery in Rock Rapids with Rev. Don Niederfrank officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of JongewaardRoste Funera Home of Rock Rapids. He died Saturday, October 0, at an Arington hospita. Parker was born in Rock Rapids November 5, 897, the son of Liy Thompson and Frederic B. Parker. He graduated from Grinne coege in and aended Harvard university graduate schoo of business administration. He aso ended and graduated from the army's industria coege. During Word War I he.enisted in the student ary training corps, was commissioned a second ieutenant of fied artiery and was discharged on December, 98. Wed_., Oct, 98 In 9 he was commissioned second ieutenant fied artiery organized 'reserve corps; he maintained his reserve or active duty status unti he retired a coone in December 7. Active duty incuded command of dviii. coisei v ci..;;n cu;pii.;:<.ri:.ps ;,i Mississippi and Tennessee. In he was recaed to active duty in the corps of engineers and he subsequenty served as post engineer at many ocations incuding a 5 months stay 0-96 with the r_oya _ air force as post engineer at Nassau, Ba.'amas, British West Indies and two years in 'the Territory of Hawaii. He was reieved from active duty in 0.. Co. Parker then returned to th Washington, D.C. area where he was empoyed in the office of the chief of engineers, miitary district of Washington, as construction management engineer for three years. before going with the Nationa Security agency in the same capacity: He retired from the civi service iit 8.. He was a perpetua member of the Miitary Order of Word Wars: Northern Virginia Chapter; ife member of the Nationa Association 0 o - ' A - ' ' ' t- w:o unuormeu -'\c:.s; ve e.-i::r "' "" Word War I; and Reserve Officer associati.on; a member of the Harvard business schoo cub of D.C.; a charter member of the Harvard Masonic odge <AF & AM at tht tmiversi.ty and other Masonic orders in Iowa. He was a deputy governor of the Society of the Mayfower Descendants in Washington and a charter member of the Okahoma chapter; a member of the North American Manx association; Descendants of U.. ( Coonia Cergy, Soue and Adon Kindreds and Sons of the American Revoution... Survivors incude the widow; twc sons, Frederic and James, :>oth of Aexandria, Va., and a grandson. roj, " f,.,...;h, "'" r;;::,:tffi th;at, exi">;;ssi-.. f- Y"{npathy be in the form of contributions to the Rock Rapids ibrary. From a eer from Lois G. Parker, 0 Shesterfied Road, Arington, VA 06: "I beieve his dedication to geneaogy and famiy research after retirement ead him to choose to be buried in the famiy pot in Iowa with his parents, grandparents and great grandparer.-rather than the Nationa Cemetery here in Arington, Virginia. It was back in the s when he first met Co. Jot Soue and it was John who first sparked the interest in geneaogy and his joining the Mayfower Society and the Soue Kindred. It was a friendship that continued the rest of their ives referring to themseves as good friends and distant reatives. Retirement brought them both to the Washington area. Each year John and Frederic aended together the annua Engineer dinner at Ft. ffevoir, Virgiqia untij they coud no onger go due to faiing heath. However, a cose contact continued unti the ast. John and Frederic were truy gentemen of a passing era and I think th phrase - A Prince Among Men - appies to both."

27 SOULE KINDRED NFJ'jSLE'!'TEH VOLUME XVI," No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 7 Mary A: W. we WESTPORT- Mary A. W. Sowe, 8, of 88 Main Road, Westport }>oint, died Saturday after a ong iness. She died at Harbor View Nursing and Convaescent Home, South. Dartmouth. She was a ifeong Westport resident and a member of the Westport Point United Methodist Church for 50 years. Miss Sowe was a member of the Westport Grange, where she had received her Goden Sheaf Meda as. a 50-year member, the Westport Art Group, and the Westport Historica Society. Survivors incude a sister, Mrs. Andrew J. Nichos of New Bedford. Arrangements are by the Poer :Funer_i.!IJ!!!e. 8 Road. MTJ."JI;L. '{ SOWLE - Passed away, sept., Mary A. W. Sowe of Westport Point, MA., In her IWth year. Private graveside services wi be hed at Beech Grove Cemetery, Centra VIage, Westport, at the convenience of the famiy. Memoria services to which reatives and friends are Invited, wi be hed at the Westport Point United Methodrst Church, Sunday, Sept. 0, at p.m. In ieu of fowers, donations may be made to the Westport Point United Methodist Church Schoo. By famiy r"eqest, there wi be no caing hours. Arrangements by the Poer Funera Home, 8 Reed Road, W.tport. fcf''/ Submied by Jrs. Cinton s. Smith, 9 Wibur Ave., North Dartmouth 077 Loyd V. Harvey, husband of Norma Conger Harvey, died 5 May 980 in Gowanda, NY. Norma is an th generation descendant of George- through his daughter Patience-. See Soue Kindred Newseer, Vo. XT, No., Page 7. '* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Descendants of Caude Raymond-9 (Harvey-8, Hiram-7, Wesson-6., James--5, Wesson-, Nathanie-, Nathanie-, George- and Luea Sco Sowe met in a mini-fy reunion at Siverthorne, Coorado, Juy -6, 98, as guests of Ron and Tania Potekhen- Teke and George- and Joni Potekhen. Famiy members who aended were: Jeanee Sowe-9 Banchard, Cedarburg, WI, Robert- Banchard and Pamea- Banchard, Pomona CA, Nancy Banchard- Was, Vaparaiso, IN, Bi- and Christy Banchard, Sco- and Say- Banchard, Indianapois IN, George P. Potekhen, M.D. (husband of Nancy Edna Sowe-0, deceased, Evanston. \VI, Ron and Tania Potekhen- Teke, Jennifer- and Christopher- Teke, Siverthorne, CO, George P.- and Joni Potekhen, Michae- and Shawn- (twins Potekhen, Siverthorne, Jim and Gerry Sowe-0 Schosser, Keri-, Christine-, and Steve- Schosser, Miwaukee, WI. The Apine Side at Rreckenridge and visits to Leadvie, Centra City and Granby Pumping Station (where Chris Schosser was empoyed as Tour Guide were highights of the visit, aong with a great spaghei dinner at th Tekes, a picnic at the Potekhens, and a forma dinner at Siverhees Lodge at Widernest. First cousins at Coorado reunion: Left to right, Tania Potekhen Teke, George Potekhen, Jr., Kenneth Schosser, Nancy Banchard Was, Robert Banchard, Wiiam Banchard, Christine Schosser, Steven Schosser. The Potekhens are the chidren of Dr. George P. and Nancy dna Sowe-0 (deceased Potekhen; the Schossers, chidren of James R. and Geradine Sowe-0 Schosser; the i.anchards, chidren of Dr. Porter ievan (deceased and Jeanee Sowe-0 ianchard.

28 SOULE KINDRED N.EA'iSLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 8 FIFTY YEARS! FRANK ALEXANDER CRISMORE and MARY JOSEPHINE THOMAS Were united in marriage on November 6, 9 at Spencer, Ind. To this famiy, two sons and six grandchidren were added FRANCIS ELVIN and BERYL CRISMORE Thomas ebb Crismore James Benton Crismore wiiam Frank Crismo re JOHN MARION and MARY ANN CRISMORE.Rache Ann Grismore Money Nancy Marie Grismore Jennie Lee Grismore 'CONGRATULATIONS TO FRANK AND MARY GRISMORE' Mary has been an active Soue Kindred member for many years. She was editor of the Newseer from 97 through 978, and is the current indexer. We wish the Crismores many more happy years together Genera Boar d of Assistants of Genera!>'ayfov<er Descendants \:i meet in Incianapois, Indiana S epteber 0, and, 98. The Genera Officers, Deputy Governor Genera and Assistant Deputy Governor Genera of a States >ii be expected to aend. The Indiana Society of Hayfo,er Descendants Hi p an a tour of Indianapois Hith a noon mea for Sunday. They '.-Ti have optiona tours for Saturday for guests of the Deegates. The Saturday night Banquet >d be for Deegates and Guests :ho dsh to aend. Registrations. >'i be needed by mid August. Contact the Gen. Society or }!rs. Frank A, Grismore, Chairman, J9 ::est 5st Street Indianapois, Inc. S08 From Vermont, an inquir,r: Isabe Soue married a Nathanie Mouton. She died in 800 at age 5. Both she and her husband are buried in Randoph Center, Vermont. Do any of our members know wher she came from? Shirey Smith, 688 N.W. 0th St., Sunrise, Forida, inquiring at the reauest of her friend, Irene Cushing, of Bethe, VT

29 SOULE KINDRED N.EA';SLETTER VOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 9 August 6, 98 Outook Is Beak For Camp Soue SHVE KAYLOR Staff Writer LARGO-Unti centray ocated Camp Soue is sod, business eaders say t.bey wi riot hep raise the estimated $:-miion to $.6-miion Boy -Scout eaders need to deveop a new widemes8 camp, a recenty competed s'vey fotjid. And that eaves scouting eaders in a bind, says Bruce Benap, president of the Piteas Area Counci. They can hang onto Soue and not have money to buid a camp on amost,00 acres of secuded and north of Pineas, or ose Soue and have a jump on buiding the new camp. It doesn't ook good for Camp Soue, he admits. Benap says the 00 acres of Camp Soue,. ocated just north of DunE--din, ong has been a favorite weekend arid summer retreat. Its centra ocation to Pineas cities provides ready access for scouts headed to the woods for merit badge training. '.... But at the same time, urban spraw is cosing in on the camp,_ he says, H9uses aready dot the far side.'of the ake and the sounds of city ife can be heard throughout be camp. "Nobody wants to ose Camp Soue, particuary beca it is convenient for evening and weekend tr," Benap says. "But it is no onger a wide camp." A study the counci conducted found business eade in different communities unwiing to heir raise th at east $-iniion ned for buiding the new camp.unti.after Camp Soue is sod. Whie no xact figure on the vaue-of the Camp Soue and is avaiabe, Benap estimates the and woud be worth between $5,000 and $0,000 an acre. That woud mean the ct coud bring m between $.5-miion fud piion- enorigh to pay for tovem8 n:qw..-.v c:amp. It aiio'woud wu:<ftieit'm. r, Mmi'a. aciiviti.priativgbe' : cornni;? sei:dg a but a siver of Cam'ue.so noh. money is raised, but sp part of the seoutitig'te is kept, Benap says.. Tbe.seing of' Camp Soue is a highy. "emotiona" issue, Benap says. When scouting ' eaders fbt idnounced ast year they were considering seing Camp Soue, pub pressu,e. forced them to back off. But thiigs have not goep. any beer and "it might be short. sighted, pos8iby, to hang onto it.(soue," he says; Oriy after Camp Soue.is sod, and 'tbjj-ootinci sti is short of the money it ns to put a. ong-term.camp on the OiePoder pr9p&rty it owns. woud business eaders be wiing to hep raise additiona cash, the report says. "It is becoming cearer that our-arnatives.are being imited," Benap says. A fina decision on what is to be done with Camp Soue wi be niade in. coming months. The DiePoder property sits in the Weeki Wachee Spring area-55 mies removed from P ineas scouts. But it offers scouts the opportunity of deveoping perhaps one-fourth of th ;00 acres into campsites,and activity areas for cr8fts and skis, eaving the rest natura, Benap says.. Before the DiePoder property <;6ud be used on. a arge scae, war wes and a sewe treatment pant must be buit, scouting ead.ers say. The ake. must be dragined and swimmi, boating and camping faciities constructed ', At the root of the probej:p/bena says, is fmancia difficuty-and he'says the community is responsibe for that. For the past severa year&,. ' contributions to scouting_ programs-most tnade through the United War-have been dwinding. "We're not giving the kids in this county a fair shake," Benap says: "This is a very difficut time for us, fmanciay." Everq ndpendm!t art tiy 'TERRY MORSE Caif. Ia nortkcf DuiN!din. FL. Sent in by Roand P. Soue 00 East Ave. Rochester, NY 60 Does anyone have any information on the background of Camp o ue? Can someone update this cipping and te us what has happened to Camp Soue?

30 SOULE KINDRED ND'iSLETTER.YOLUME XVI, No. JANUARY, 98 PAGE 0 TiE LANTER, Section A, Page ;November 6, 98 Forid a.l-iving C.enter News By Cara Wright Somethnf new was added to tie Forida Living Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sabbath morning, October, they enjoyed a baby dedication. Yes, a baby dedication at the retirement center. This is how it a happened, the baby is the grandson of Pastor -and Mrs. J.A. Soue, from 'caifor rita; : wio!ie.j.arents brought him here so grandfather Soue. coud preside at his dedication. The pastor referred to such texts as: Luke :, where Jesus was dedicated in Jerusaem, and Psams 7, cnarn are an heritage of the Lord, Mark 0: -6, which incudes the precious thought ''Suffer the ie chidren to come unto me; and forbid _them not; for such is the dngdom of God." He said that -the scrip es hd much to say about parenthood and the responsibiity of prents. someone has "said that "babies are anges whose wings grow shorter as their egs grow onger." Pastor Soue aso read some poems incuding "My Baby's Hand" and "To Any Parent". He mentioned that the dedication of the infant is aso a dedication service for the parents. The pastor hed his i'e grandson in his arms for the' prayer of dedication. John Edward Soue Jr. was horn in the Redands.(Caifornia Community Hospita December 7, 980. He was dedicated to the Lord in the Fprida..i_ying SO A Church in Forest City by. tiis grandfather, Pastor J.A. Soue, during the worshp s en'-ice ; Sabbath morning, October,, 98.. : i. Specia guests 'present.for the. dedication were his parents, John and Lis. Soue, his. aunt. and unce, Pia_an d Larry Soue, Qf.. assberry. P Participating in the baby dedication were, (-r, back, Eder J.A. Soue, John Ed Soue, Mrs. J.A. (Heen Soue and in front hoding John Ed Jr. is his mother Lis Soue. and Lis, the wives of the two Soue brothers are sisters ( J or gensen of Danish descent. Thema and Merri Wa and their two sons, Gary and Barry, from Jacksonvie, were aso present, (Mrs. Wa is the sister of Pastor Soue's w.ife, Heen. John Edward Soue.Tr. is the th enera-. ti<tp Of S0.ds from t.he Pigrim, George - oue, who came over on the Mayfower and whose residence is sti preserved in Pymouth. Pastor Soue said the famiy had a Quaker ui.ti a coporteur (Bibe J>ook saesman sod him a book expainig about the Second Coming of Christ and the importance of e Seventi aay Sabbath; Can a reader suppy us with the ineage of Pastor J. A. Soue for incusion in the next issue?

31 L ' 'coo;.e ;.t-oret'thy, V!r;;tn\A J...:on?aUy Assoc. /.dn, fo!.o'ui!'ii, o. In:i X tor Sauo i:tndrod t:ow.oour Vo. W rubshod quartery (o. Apr ( o..!uy (!o, J!c Oct. (No. Ptgrn John AX!"':d.r, E:-.s. o.r:-i s w..o.on, J.:rs. L. t<. LUa a ow J:. t.-:", J-. t D. (S:Wo :.::.!c! on, f:::..rea. (!>O O s.n.trow:-c, / r r:na (Sou os :.. N,, Iro:o ( $:U}O :<!"s. Howard i..!$ey, :c!>urt w. :.;ichnan, To! oph A.?o.! tey,'c Sot.:.e P oe'<t-:h c t.._ Cn r rae r n'-<\'!",.:ont y!:'. J r. c.,.:nrrnt 'II. f;r!:tr, Pa':"tho. Oi owod9 Fcner: t.n!'a!!..!;\or L...Jadw(\rth f!rrc, Icur.o. Ja.e Cu':"rant rtr";.:t, Or. Ot$rt M. r-c\c' :ot, Nto.!':f!""", Fry!.!r. t<c.ry ( Souos!tn-:,. o t!.'d, :-:o.rt'! Souo J!'tcr# Yr!. Frankin s. : n e.c, '" nc!c: i' at;,! J'!n Tex :i'c:,nrc.,,.-.nnoc So\Oo o.,o rt; Oa oa:o s.. Jenet ra rcc, r;.. rtrj.uo r.oyc:;, :>:-t-:oah "'ron-!c!"'.t:eh, Sh r:or \!"r." r, ::s:--o Y-::onno ;:: r, hter, f!.vrir..aiar' : f.!... r:, :-t. : (b 't '.!. S'.. i r::to...:, ::':'orc t!. Isauo No. f I ' 5udero 0 rar-e, 0. 9, 7f, I , , PAC:: Conno, fiadys Conwe, Dr. Por:onco Jo'ortha (Souo Cooke, Pir,im Primcs John Y.or:r Snroh ( \orren Cope, Jamo.s,.:r:t. Ja!".&s Marcia Dianne Ruth H Copon Kdrcd (Souo (/ Corro, Hoen H. Couture, Harriet D. Cox, Doma r. Per.P.J. Crain, Een Jane (Froot J Lson '!a tho.!e Xo. rin -o.gnuson Pau Pau B. Cranda,!oon ( His CrAwford, Jane Ti f fin Cris;r.ore, Frank Cronk! te, Iro. Syvia (Soue Kro. eros,.. Sabino. Croteau, 'eo.trce Curran,!Uda Curtis, Abo. Harriot Cuhma.n, Comdr. Charoa w. Jr. Dwight Robert Day, Faye - -Ira. Seth Seth Danoa, I.nd8 0. Dar.Jr.T!e, GrOR M. Yathryn Hario Sherry Dovenr>ort, Carence A. Do.vdson, Eeanor C. Davis, Debra Jane ( Y.ooch!-!ar k La. wrenc o Y.ary - ra. Lawronco ' '.. Mary (Thorr\&s Mrs.. Prank A.. ' I ra ' , OS, 0.i , 00, 0, 05,, ,05, 0, , 9 Sroy.,':", :;ec nroc in!, Ana!:"'C'\ -'n, ':;ty T. {r rs. Noo " '::t> rd. (Soue.:iiiio. (!AJe 'rs. 'th!?::"c'i"..."n";"or.i,!::-.."\eodoro L.. '. 8 ':"'\.:.. i:"!', :r."'. f!'\':" C!\ft., Lou (.:.oucs '!" II. Hrche : rr;,hr; " Juio..\doo (Soued Puc::'<a!e'.:, r. J. C:.h, Ly.!O ( :.ieuc ;.:rs. Joep! Cc:a, 'nto-:':'f At':ony I.n i.a.?.oby-n i.:,mn t;!.8:"'.. i arfj?rnnk CaY.rbo, J.'o.':r (F.tJrh. " 7rMv!s Scot 5 CL"'\C.!], 5o. r&.h Ct. ':":-., Anr.a L. e:-:-,.:!!., t: c t:orro (Soue o,a n.ur C:t,?r.;.r.n Lavinia ''! o> : Soue Cc.ss, n:::e " i: p Ha ::o!. R cn':'"d!ta!d.oph Cf: : ey, r!t:-'!. tr.r.tc:-:' :-:r.ry Co!!:o. r..:rb. onad s. Ch.:U"r a tn, Grace (', ii!:r.:son- 'det t,,,,,, Ca:;horn, Jo!'ephno ( Soue Xr a. WM w. c;a:-k, ':' "t'.!...:.,..:.:>ue :-:a r ('!aa<c :co.o C.!!a Nok ns E\ :::aboth.jane f:por>r& "ar; o "' Ccnrr.nr,.\o :rtrea '' -;:.e:-a F ne ', fa.'!:ner!nrry eorre!-',, v in Oe'rt ::c r."\& ,, E S 7S Davkins,!!ary Dot;arnta, Deborah Anno Dontaon, Mrs. Peter 9. 5hrey T'nonaa Denner, r:eorr.o Y.r st :tenoo Shery Ly:m (Soue Dot korr,!!o ':"':nn DeVob:ss, Beatrice Dowo, Edo r!i. ( / Dnvo- Deuo-!Je-.:o F0iy Dnknu, :..nr.a..n:-e Dot:r, 'P,rm Edward tarrot Drinkva tor, Arthur J Eizabeth ( Haske Thomas DnJ'!!.ond, Afred Harri e t tanerva ( Snuo Dubois, Cifford r.enneth Donn.:s Vki. Due-OeVo, Mar:r Ann >'..Var,t:.en n. ED.yr5, Eno F.dwnrds, V.rs. Wedon Enos, Dobr a Y.oy Don a.d hone Phyis Ann (Soue F.naip;n, kosvta Erc!ien, Arthur Crocory Wii am Jaeuoyn Leo Linda Erickson, c;,rs ' E!'orta, Ron7 Joanna (Snue eu,!'urr Dor Ann Greco (Sou e s Mrs.!urr Hoen ( uear:s. Prontu frenta a Fidar, I',Y.. tred Fied, ee W0I' (Soue Samue t'onbe r /, u Soue Fori, : 'ra. J?8 V. Fone r, e (SQuo eh t.nthon:r fr John 7 9 OS OS, S :. w 5 OS, 7S 7S S us 5

32 ,: r_:.!... :.Lo t.:.: :;U;i.-::... r'!'off, Sr.ndra { P.ts Fy, ':oro Yvonne (brovor Jo seh F ynn o '.0 ( SQ..Ie r c-;::r,, Ary : c.r-y r:!r:ho. {Soue T'.9;.:t.t. P.!"'cn rest, oan (Soue T'ro,e, Janet ( Sou o E!-'roemAn, I sabe e V. Fro tot, Cny':;"!n B. J."ac aw:nr 0 Fu er, f Ur,ri m '!=:d... ard!!our co!"\ ar-ton, :e r...: y 'f'o. for, 'ioor i nna J J f:"p.cr. cc Soc.e t es r. n.rr c.5 receiving :aws eer r.aa,oher, -: s. E. E. G 'ir.u..:::tr.o, :con R. r.r...-ons, Ers. Fro dori c K. fi.e.t"os,!:rs. Robert G. Barbara E.!'rs. Robt G. G obort c;. P.Ctort G. Jr. obert Gn:.r,h, Fhys Goorp;e III t'itr,.'\r-.n<!c.!.!!r s. Gi!:;, rrs. :I.L.!uth t:. (';eaeon, E:.zoboth Ann Jes sie (Soue Gcoh, J'o!-.n 0. Go!'f, Lise f. \'ar ".. (5owe r.ccdys.r, ::oen S. r-ra re. ::5: t Grnn r:: :-:e-r, Fe!nor F. Graves, Eso Anr. (Sou &.!cnry F. (' igj:!,ins.ic'nnd ray, oen t;recr:,!"s. F.'oiso Greene, Constc.nee (Heaey Frank L. Y.c.ry E!.zabGth.J ECgar G ' 5 5 Jc, h6, 9, 5, 5S 66, 0, , % '5 S :5 Ha.sko, Hary (Squro O P&tenco 0 'ationce (Soue 0, 7 ROf!Or. 0 Snrnh {nraye 0 Sarnh (r.nnn y 0 Susannah J 0 Fa se., Hrs. L!i. 5 Ho.ines, Haie Carro (Sou e Carr. Heae y, Constance Hener caon, Dorothy, tre. J. J. 58 J.J. Dick sa Jamr.8 Jnr 56, 59 ra. JOSO!h S r.cvi n J. 56!ar:.C T. / sa Patrick H. sa en'dorson, Eo y 89 Cathy K r.bory Robyn Richnrd cho.rd Stevon Hennessy, rs. John 5 Heman, Haon - -:ra. Jamo:i 57, 60 5, Ho nno..'"n, Ruth Soue Johnson 5 66, 87 G $ Vi ctor 5 87 P.Ckoy, rs. T. J. 5 Hicks, Coo J, Zouos 59 Ruhanna. Susor:.nah P., Chr i tine r.:a re Erickson 9 Joaoph Stnnoy 9 tj"ory Sarah 9 Hh, a'ron HC'T'IOT 9, 9 Joffroy..!chee L. tau n E. - t'.r-. Warren M 'Robert './arren M. J r:er, oon {Soue J 9 Hoke, Fern J 69 Hop :son, Ferne ('Higgins S Y.'Cn..'&th Hoozard, Bcnjo.."Oin a 9 Martha Soue7 9 F.owe, Heen :Jenno OS Howand, Pir,rir: Jo-.n 9 Hudc:;ins, oissa Jane Soue $9 Huse, Phyis s. 5 Hunter Char Jes Je eao Soue a Cross, Hrs. Eroy Cr.J!::'b,?'!r!. o.e. Cufar,,\r;niJc Gut:o i t, V.rs. r.oua Eeeio, Lucie S, a doh, Rev. ; rs. T.H. i, Co. tho rino s. ''rs. Lester A. P.arka,. Jrutcr }ous:sa ( 08 J&.afor Tor ry Lynn H,-ner, :.;otq-jean Ava, vra. r au!!ansen,!rs. orriord G. CAra!'nrccu::"t, :a ry J.'rancea Enrd nr;, ;.nna Eordo! Y.o.rris, Be7!rs. Edwin s. r.a: o r. :'!rr Bor., }'.n vtry Y. r.arvey, Sor Loy< '.{, Yre. Loyd No!":"',a ( Conv,e r -a e., Ae hnr.a F t ch!.a t hrop knn' Z tnr'.<...:ea te r Jo: t z. a.b; t (Huoee r.eorge :-:" r!o<t t (9oty J.cnnthan J r. Joh.". Jr. ;ono.t ha: Lt. Jona.tho.n Sr. CDVi n (;--. r:n Sf'jui r o Ji'a.s <e, th i ah J.nbath J t.r beth U!r-jr John Sr. J ohn Jr. Joainh ary J. S k\ 66 98, 00, 0, }0, 0 OS. 5 8, 66, 77 96, 00, 0, OS, 5 S 5 6, 8 "0 6, , $ OS , 7 0, Hurde, -!/f c. R. \ Cheis ns Soue 5 Hu t chinson, Wi i am " OS InF. r o.ham, Ruth 9 Ja c oba, Bey Joan J ames, Mrs. 5 Robert Winsow 5 Jar:.Ce, No.om Tayor t S J on son, Y.e.o Soue 5 Jero:rto, Debbie 06 Johnson, Diane Katheen Soue 9 'Richard Charos 9!uth " Ru th hat Puer 9 rs. WiiB.Jn 9 OS Johnaon, Mrs. A.t,. 5 Jones reno - Jt,rs. Ceorgo J. 6, 66 98, 00, 0, 05, 5 GO OT (O 0, 05 Y.a'f''nek, Caroyn Hia 0, 9 ns K 'thauaor, Harr.:arot f!fccaurhan 69 Hrs. David 5 Xeeeh, DebrG. Jano 9 Xeth, <'!r:.. E. Loon 5 Ko or, rr!:. Ka theen 59 Ker, J'amea L. OS P.' r y 98, 0 Yen yo n, Jo8hua Y.err. "'rs. Ha r od o. 5 Tey er, Fay 05 Jennie OS mba, r-:ary "Poy" t:n:;, Hrs. D.P. 5 Kin!, Aan L. so, 5 9, 5 Annie Lois ' 59 Knight, r:;va Cr ocke 9 Phiip ;;;, 9. P:ohrt, Mr s. Char es p,. 5 LaCa:sse, Jnnet OS Le.reon, Bo.rbara Soue 6 Lat hrop, A.nna Fitch 7 Laimore, Oebre. Kay Enoe 9

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