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| 51 | Genealogy and Ecclesiastical History of Farmington, Connecticut page 345 730. "NANCY JUDD," to church Aug. 7th, 1831, born Feb. 13th, 1813, to No. (459,) married Nov. 25th, 1832, Lorenzo Eddy, son of No. (462,) born Oct. 30th, 1810; is a farmer, lives near the home of his father and grandfather, southwest of "Osgood Hill;" she to south church, 1842. THEIR CHILDREN. 1. George Henry, born Jan. 8th, 1835, baptized Oct. 4th, 1835. 2. Ann Louise, born Jan. 25th, 1837. 3. Royal Charles, born Oct. 21st, 1838, was a soldier of 1861. 4. Martin Van Buren, born Sept. 16th, 1840, served three years in army, honorably discharged. 5. Alphonso Judd, born July 24th, 1842. 6. James Munro, born Sept. 29th, 1844; in first Conn., artillery, 1864. 7. Grace Rosabella, born Nov. 10th, 1846, died March 22d, 1856, aged 9. 8. Lillie Victoria, born June 29th, 1853. 9. Rosabella Grace, born Sept. 25th, 1857 | Eddy, Lorenzo (I09610)
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| 52 | History of the Town of Sullivan, New Hampshire Vol 2 Page 1332 7. REV. NEHEMIAH7 PIERCE, son of Rev. Sem6, 1, was a graduate of the University of Vermont in 1865. He became a Baptist clergyman and had several settlements. See a fuller account of his life at the top of page 593. He d. in Springfield, Ill., March 25, 1873. He m., Nov. 5, 1857, Jane A. Shumway, who d., Nov. 9, 1867. He m. 2d, Dec. 22, 1868, Marcia A. Eddy. He had four ch.: 1. Eugenia K8., b., May 7, 1860; d., Dec. 1, 1866. 2. Mary Hoit8, b., Sept. 5, 1862; d., Dec. 7, 1883; m. Dr. E. A. Sawyer of Gardner, Mass. 3. Lawrence B8., b., May 30, 1863; d., Aug. 4, 1866. 4. Bertha E8., b., April 1, 1871, m. Wm. O. Thompson of Philadelphia, Pa. The places of the births and deaths of the ch. of Rev. Nehemiah Pierce were not given in the statement that reached us | Eddy, Marcia Augusta (I35201)
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| 53 | Norton Vital Records Page 350 William and Betsy Eddy of Taunton, int. July 30, 1825. Marriage Index: MA, 1633-1850 Married: July 30, 1825 in: Taunton, Bristol Co., MA Gender: F This record can be found at: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0899100. Spouse name: Woodward, William | Family: Woodward, William / Eddy, Elizabeth (F25745)
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| 54 | Roger Williams of Providence, R I page 168 VI. 5. CATHERINE WILLIAMS b. 1765 d. Sept. 20, 1820 Mar. URIAH EDDY b. Jan. 9, 1770 d. 1831 VII. 1. URIAH EDDY b. Sept. 15, 1801 Mar. (1) MARY GALLUP (2) MARIAH HORSWELL VIII. 1. SAMUEL EDDY d. young VIII. 2. PHEBE EDDY VIII. 3. HULDAH EDDY (by 2nd wife) d. yng. VIII. 4. MARY EDDY d. young VIII. 5. SAMUEL EDDY (single) (Civil War soldier, died in Libby prison) VIII. 6. MATHILDA EDDY d. young VIII. 7. JAMES EDDY (single) d. in Libby Pr. VII. 2. WILLIAM EDDY b. 1798 d. Sept. 4, 1875 Mar. ELIZA B. GREATRIX b. May 28, 1803 d. Jan. 1, 1900 VIII. 1. ALICE A. EDDY b. Feb. 22, 1828 d. Apr. 12, 1890 Mar. GEORGE A. TANNER IX. 1. ALICE M. TANNER Mar. FREDERIC T. JOHNSON X. 1. WINIFRED B. JOHNSON Mar. (1) EDWARD COOPER (2) CHARLES POTTER X. 2. FREDERIC L. JOHNSON Mar. MARY INGRAM XI. 1. FREDERIC L. JOHNSON JR. XI. 2. VIRGINIA JOHNSON IX. 2. ARTEMUS WINIFRED TANNER Mar. ELLA L. DEANE X. 1. WALTER DEANE TANNER Mar. DORIS McKNIGHT IX. 3. CATHERINE TANNER (single) IX. 4. ANNABELLE TANNER Mar. (1) CLIFFORD DEANE (2) HERBERT J. RAYNOR VIII. 2. CATHERINE A. EDDY b. 1823 Mar. NICHOLAS B. TANNER (Bro. of Geo.) VIII. 3. WILLIAM A. EDDY Mar. (1) (2) MERCY BROWN IX. 1. HENRY EDDY Mar. ANNIE KINNECOM X. 1. CLARA EDDY Mar. ASHLEY PARMALEE X. 2. ETHEL EDDY X. 3. BEATRICE EDDY IX. 2. HARRIET EDDY Mar. RATCLIFFE IX. 3. RACHAEL EDDY b. 1867 (by 2nd wife) Mar. SIMMONS IX. 4. SUSAN EDDY IX. 5. WILLIAM A. EDDY d. young VIII. 4. SARAH B. EDDY (twin to William) Mar. ANDREW J. MOFFITT VIII. 5. MARY L. EDDY Mar. DANIEL SWEENEY, Calif. VII. 3. ANTHONY EDDY VII. 4. MERCY EDDY (single) VII. 5. ZACHARIAH EDDY VI. 6. JEREMIAH WILLIAMS b. 1768 Mar. AMY A. KNIGHT (sister of Anna) d. 1848 VII. 1. THOMAS WILLIAMS Mar. MARY A. ROUND VIII. 1. JAMES A. WILLIAMS b. July 28, 1810 Mar. LAURANIA BERRY b. Oct. 23, 1814 IX. 1. HENRY WILLIAMS b. Oct. 1, 1835 IX. 2. JAMES A. WILLIAMS JR. b. Mar. 23, 1837 d. Dec. 9, 1867 Mar. ELIZA HATTEN Sept. 10, 1857 X. 1. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS d. young IX. 3. ELENEZER WILLIAMS b. Mar. 17, 1840 IX. 4. MARY ELIZA WILLIAMS b. & d. 1845 VIII. 2. CALEB WILLIAMS b. Mar. 5, 1821 d. May 4, 1903 Mar. ANN ELIZA BELCHER IX. 1. FRANCES WILLIAMS b. 1850 d. 1936 Mar. BENJ. GORTON WALLEN b. 1843 d. 1922 | Eddy, Uriah (I06481)
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| 55 | The Humphrey Family Page 15 (124) LYDIA MARIA HUMPHREY married, Nov. --, 1876,-- 296 George Eddy. Residence: Newport, R. I. Occupation: Meat-merchant. Children: EDDY. 297 Emma Allen; b. Oct. 16, 1879. | Eddy, George Albert (I41381)
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| 56 | JOHN EDDY ORIGIN: Boxted, Essex MIGRATION: 1630 on Handmaid FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth REMOVES: Watertown 1631 CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Watertown church prior to March 1632/3 implied by Winthrop anecdote [ WJ 1:120]. FREEMAN: 3 September 1634 (eighth in a sequence of eleven Watertown men) [ MBCR 1:369]. EDUCATION: On 29 November 1670 Watertown selectmen ordered "that John Edy senior shall go to John Fisk his house and to Georg Lorance and Willyam Preist houses to inquire about their children whether they be learned to read the English tongue and in case they be defective to warn in the said John, Georg and Willyam to the next meeting of the selectmen" [ WaTR 102], and on 3 January 1670/1 "John Edy senior and Isaak Sternes were appointed to speak with Willyam Knop about the education of his daughter and to make return how they find it as to her education and also being kept under restraint and government" [ WaTR 104]. His inventory included "a chain, a small table, a parcel of books" valued at 10s. OFFICES: Watertown selectman, 23 August 1634, 30 [Nov]ember 1635, 10 October 1636, 7 November 1670 [ WaTR 1, 2, 102]; with Nathaniel Treadway "nominated to look to the orders of hogs & fences," 14 January 1655/6 [ WaTR 44] ESTATE: Granted Great Dividend of fifty acres at Watertown, 25 July 1636 [ WaBOP 5]; granted Beaverbrook Plowland of nine acres, 28 February 1636/7 [ WaBOP 6]; granted Remote Meadow of nine acres, 26 June 1637 [ WaBOP 8]; granted farm of one-hundred-twenty-three acres, 10 May 1642 [ WaBOP 13]. In the Watertown Inventory of Grants John Eddy held ten parcels: sixteen acre homestall; two acres of meadow; Great Dividend of fifty acres; nineteen acres and a half of upland beyond the Further Plain; nine acres of Remote Meadow; six acres of upland; two acres and one rood of marsh; one acre and a half of meadow; seven acres of plowland in the Hither Plain; and one acre and a half of meadow in Ward's Meadow [ WaBOP 81]. In the Inventory of Possessions he held three parcels, which he had acquired from Emanuel White: twenty acre homestall; three acres of Remote Meadows; and Great Dividend of twenty-five acres [ WaBOP 117; see also WaBOP 78]. In the Composite Inventory he held seven parcels: forty acre homestall; four acres of meadow; Great Dividend of fifty acres; Great Dividend of twenty-five acres; nineteen acres and a half beyond the Further Plain; twelve acres of Remote Meadow; and a farm of one-hundred-twenty-three acres [ WaBOP 25]. In his will, dated 11 January 1677[/8?] and proved 16 December 1684, "John Eddie of Watertowne, senior," bequeathed to "my son Samuell Eddie ... my homestall being by estimation forty acres more or less with my dwelling house and barn and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, with seven acres of meadow and upland lying right over against Widow Barnard's house," he to pay to "my son John Eddie thirty pounds," as further limited by a writing "my sons-in-law John Miriam and Thomas Orton had ... of me"; also to "my son Samuell aforesaid a lot of twelve acres of upland more or less lying and being on the top of Stonie Brook Hill"; to "my four daughters Marie Orton, Sarah Miriam, Pilgrim Steadman, Ruth Gardner, a hundred acres of upland ... being a farm lying near upland called Nonesuch ... to be equally divided between my four daughters aforesaid"; to "my two sons aforesaid Samuell and John Eddie" all movables to be equally divided between them; "as for my dear and wellbeloved wife I have a writing under my hand and witness to it with the particulars therein mentioned what she shall enjoy after my death"; to "my son John aforesaid fourscore and five acres of land being land called by the name of farm land"; son Samuel Eddy to be executor [ MPR Case #6825]. The inventory of the estate of John Eddy was taken 8 December 1684 and totalled | Eddy, John (I44353)
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| 57 | Addison G. EDDY Other S Male W 26 MA Teamster MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Spencer, Worcester, MA Family History Library Film 1254566 NA Film Number T9-0566 Page Number 246B | Eddy, Addison G. (I05926)
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| 58 | May 12, 2004 Susan Kondratick sfeddy@earthlink.net Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. I am daughter of Walter Arnold Eddy, who was the 5th of 6 sons born to Samuel Jefferson Eddy of Silex, Lincoln, Missouri. One of my uncles has traced out family to (I believe) William or John Eddy who was a vicar in the Church of England and who either traveled to America (or his sons traveled to America) on the ship "Handmaid or Handmade" in the 1620's. I am interested in information about the family and/or joining any association that would assist me in tracing out family. It was my understanding that one of the descendents was in the Revolutionary War and my sister and I would be interested to verify that. Can you assist? Susan Eddy-Kondratick Walter A. Eddy DUMAS - Walter A. Eddy, 78, died Monday, Dec. 11, 2000. Memorial services were at 11 a.m. Thursday in First United Methodist Church with the Rev. John Wagner officiating. Burial was in Memory Gardens Cemetery at Amarillo by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors, Memorial Chapel, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street. Mr. Eddy was born in Silex, Mo., and had lived in Dumas since 1952. He served in the Army during World War II. He was a receiving clerk for Phillips Petroleum and attended First United Methodist Church. He married Doris Schuster in 1944 at Troy, Mo. Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Susan Eddy of Dumas and Sharon Bethel of Pueblo, Colo.; two brothers, Wayne Eddy of Amarillo and David L. Eddy of Dumas; six grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. | Eddy, Walter Arnold (I16338)
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| 59 | Raymond P. EDDY Self W Male W 56 RI Physici Raymond P. EDDY Son S Male W 28 RI Medl. Student RI RI Nancy I. BURT Other S Female W 43 MA Keeping House MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Smithfield, Providence, RI Family History Library Film 1255215 NA Film Number T9-1215 Page Number 281C History of Providence County, RI Richard M. Bayles, Editor, Vol. I New York: W. W. Preston & Co., 1891 Chapter IV - The Profession of Medicine Raymond P. Eddy, M.D., of Greenville, was born in Smithfield, August 17th, 1823. His early years were spent working on the farm and in the mill, and for a time he was engaged in the jewelry business. His health failing he turned his attention to the study of medicine. In 1860 he received the degree of M.D. from the Medical Institute of Cincinnati, OH, and since that time has practiced in the town of Smithfield. He was married November 27th, 1846, to Eliza, daughter of Harry Smith. Their children were: Albert Fulton, Elmer Bertley and Raymond Perry. Mrs. Eddy died April 6th, 1842*; and Doctor Eddy married his second wife, Miss Ella M. Hawkins, and by this marriage is the father of one daughter, Ruth Pearl Eddy. [* transcriber's note: this is obviously a typo - she married her husband in 1846, and bore a son in 1850] Elmer Bertley Eddy, son of the last noticed, was born in Smithfield, January 8th, 1850. After his graduation from the Lapham Institute, in 1870, he began the study of medicine under his father. He graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, in 1873, and practiced with his father a short time afterward. He is now practicing in Olneyville. | Eddy, Raymond Perry (I12706)
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| 60 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eddy, E.J. (I01249)
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| 61 | ----- Original Message ----- From: To: ""stephanie"" Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 10:30 AM Subject: Re: Nancy Eddy > Hi, > Thank you so much for your response. > This sounds like our Nancy Eddy. We thought we knew the name of the parents but not much more about her life previous to her marriage. > Nancy was born March 31, 1797 in Lanesboro, MA and died Oct. 6, 1861. > Our Nancy Eddy married Elinas Humphrey abt. Feb. 1820. She and Elinas had the following children: > William, Horace, Juliette, George S. (my paternal GGgrandfather),Morton, Heman (not Herman), Ann, Charles O. , and Mason. > Nancy and Elinas spent most of their lives in Waterbury, VT. > If you go to the Waterbury History site, they have a paragraph on Nancy, Elinas and their family. > We have a lot of their information and can follow it to my family today. For instance George S., Charles, Heman and Mason were in the Civl War. Mason died at the battle of Cold Harbor, VA. Morton took his family to California. George S. came to Massachusetts. > There are several of the Eddy family buried in cemeteries in Waterbury and they show up in the census there. > > > Hopefully this is helpful. > Susan Humphrey Astle > Massachusetts | Eddy, Nancy (I16088)
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| 62 | ----- Original Message ----- From: fdregtyfhffk To: Stephanie Eddy Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 1:47 PM Subject: re John Eddy EFA #610 HI! I hope this reaches you. I went to the sight & got the msg. you sent but the address wouldn't work & so came back to web page & found it. You have some info for me on John Eddy & his descendents that's not in the book? I would love to see it!! I've recently been pursuing this line once again & have found some more confirmation that I would love to add but will see if you already have it. Sincerely Pat Fiscel p.s. If my info is different, do you want me to send it to you? or would you rather that I post it somewhere & if so where? Hello Stephanie, Here is the information that I have on my recent research of JOHN EDDY- EFA 610 & his descendents. 1.JOHN EDDY -EFA 610 b.31 May 1768 Oxford, MA d.18 May 1839 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY m. 10 Oct 1791 MA to Elizabeth Kelsey b abt 1771 in Auburn, MA & d. 28 May1848 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY burial. Rutland Hollow cemetery, Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY Children of John & Elizabeth (KELSEY) EDDY- John E. 1391 & 1392 Rueben Scott 2. JOHN E. EDDY -1391, John b.19 Dec.1793 at Grafton, MA d.12 Apr 1856 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY 62y 3m 24d m.26 Jan. 1832 to Amy Kelsey at Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY dau. Of John & Lucy (Avery) Kelsey b-12 Oct.1800 Brattleboro, VT d-20 Mar.1887 86y 5m 8d at Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY burial. John & Amy at Maple Hill cem., Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY military. War of 1812 religion. Methodist Children of John E. & Amy (Kelsey) Eddy- Mary 1391.i MARY ELLEN, John E., John b.June 1836 at Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY d.18 Oct 1910 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY m-1st Samuel Mooney m-2nd Horace Wilcox 1857 at Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY b. d. burial. Maple Hill cem., Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY NOTE: The info you have on the m of John & Amy would have made her only 12yrs of age at their marriage. 3. REUBEN SCOTT EDDY -EFA 1392, John-EFA 610 b. abt. 1792 at Oxford, MA Note: I don't have an exact date of b for Reuben but assumed he was b after John since John inherited the family homestead & both were still living at their father's death. Information, though shows Reuben marrying much earlier than John & being born at Oxford. History of Jefferson Co., says they emigrated from Grafton which is where John. H. was born & so I would think that is the last place they lived & thus John would have been younger than Reuben. (definitely more research is needed here) d. 26 June 1843 Champion, Jefferson Co., NY age 51y m. abt 1826 to Sally Fuller b abt 1806 at Sheldon Falls, MA d. 20 Sep. 1872 Champion, Jefferson Co., NY age 75y burial. Both at Hillside cem., Champion, Jefferson Co., NY Children of Rueben& Sally (Fuller) Eddy -1392.1-Rufus W.; 1392.2-Rueben F.; 1392.i-Emma Elizabeth; 1392.3-John H. 1392.1. RUFUS W. EDDY, Reuben Scott, John b. 1827 Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY d. 28 May 1892 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur co., MN m. 17 Aug.1856 Carthage, Jefferson Co., NY to Mary Ann Branagan, daughter of Daniel & Sarah (Illingsworth) Branagan of Lewis Co., NY b. 26 Jan 1831 Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY d. 24 Oct.1919 Cordova Twp., LeSueur Co., MN bur: Greenwood Union cem. , LeSueur Co., MN Children of Rufus W. & Mary Ann (Branagan) Eddy 1392.1.1 George A. Eddy ; 1392.1.i Emma Elizabeth Eddy; 1392.1.2 Herbert Duane Eddy 1392.1.1 GEORGE A. EDDY, Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. 1861 Lewis Co., NY d. 1885 Lexington Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN never married burial: Greenwood Union Cem., Le Sueur Co., MN 1392.1.i EMMA ELIZABETH EDDY, Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. abt. 1863 Lewis Co., NY d. Montgomery, LeSueur Co., MN m. 7 May 1882 ,LeSueur Co., MN to John Elmer Bell burial: Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Hennepin Co., MN 1392.1.2 HERBERT DUANE EDDY, Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. 17 Jan 1868 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN d. 20 Nov 1955 Mankato, Blue Earth Co., MN m-1 Apr. 1, 1894 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN to Alta Ellen Gambold b. 13 Apr. 1866 IN d. 8 Apr 1897 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN age 28 y. bur. Alta Lake Gorman Cem., Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN children of Herbert & Alta (Gambold) Eddy- 1392.1.1i Hazel 1392.1.2i Hazel Eddy, Herbert D., Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b 14 June 1896 Lexington Twp., Le Sueur co., MN d 10 Jan 1976 Elysian, Le Sueur Co., MN m-1 20 June 1919 Oscar E. Carpenter at Le Sueur Co., MN d. 5 Oct.1930 m-2 Rienhold Born Herbert Duane Eddy m-2 Sarah Belle Bickell 27 Feb. 1901 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN b. 24 Mar. 1882 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN daughter of William Franklin & Harriet Ann (Smith) Bickell. d. 21 Jan 1963 Shingabee Twp., Cass Co., MN at the home of her daughter bur: with Herbert at Greenwood Union Cem., LeCenter, Le Sueur Co., MN children of Herbert & Sarah (Bickell) Eddy- 1391.1.1.ii Lois Margaret; 1392.1.1.iii Merle Gladys; 1391.1.1iv Beulah Geneva 1392.1.2ii Lois Margaret Eddy, Herbert D., Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. 30 Nov. 1901 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN d. 20 May 1975 LeCenter, Le Sueur Co., MN m. 14 Jun 1922 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN to Charles Friedrich Vollmer son of Friedrich Charles & Christina (Kluntz) Vollmer children: none bur: Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Hennepin Co., MN 1392.1.2 iii MERLE GLADYS EDDY, Herbert D., Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. 8 Aug. 1903 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN d. 11 Apr 2000 Le Center, Le Sueur Co., MN m. 22 June 1925 Lexington Twp., LeSueur Co., MN to Roy Herman Vollmer son of Friedrich Charles & Christina (Kluntz) Vollmer b. 19 Oct 1902 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN d. 11 June 1993 LeCenter, Le Sueur Co., MN bur. Greenwood Union cem., Lexington Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN 1392.1.2 iv BEULAH GENEVA EDDY, Herbert D., Rufus W., Reuben Scott, John b. 20 Feb. 1907 Cordova Twp., Le Sueur Co., MN d. 16 Mar.1944 Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA age 37 yr. m. Feb. 1939 in Yuma, AZ at Henry's sister home to 1392.2 . REUBEN F. EDDY, Reuben Scott, John b. 22 Jan 1828 Antwerp, Jefferson Co., NY 1392.3 JOHN H. EDDY, Reuben Scott, John b. 8 Feb 1833 d. 26 Apr. 1856 Rutland Hollow, Jefferson Co., NY bur. Hillside cem., Champion, Jefferson Co., NY 23y, 2m, 18d 1392.i ELIZABETH EDDY, Reuben Scott, John b. 1835 Sources of Information: Rueben Scott Eddy; U.S.C. 1840 Champion, Jefferson Co.,NY M704_292 pg.440 NY Hillside cemetery records Flower Memorial Library-History of Lewis Co., NY History of Jefferson Co., NY War of 1812, Asa Harris Co. of Gershom Tuttle's Regiment. Adj. Gen. Office, Albany, NY Merle Gladys (Eddy) Vollmer's Bible record Sally Fuller-U.S.C. 1850 Champion, Jefferson Co., NY pg.379 NY State Census, 1855 Champion, Jefferson Co., NY Hillside cemetery records, Jefferson Co., NY W.F.T. birth record for Reuben F. Eddy giving mother's maiden name Maple Hill cemetery records, Rutland, Jefferson Co., NY Child's Gazateer of Jefferson County, Town of Rutland, NY Le Sueur County, MN. vital records Le Sueur County, MN cemetery records & grave markers MN. Death records Greenwood Union cemetery records & grave markers Nicollet Co., MN vital records Blue Earth Co., MN vital records Obituaries for Herbert D. & Mary Ann Branagan Eddy History of Nicollet & Le Sueur Counties, MN Last but not least Eddy Family Association | Eddy, John (I54389)
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| 63 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eddy, A.C. (I60077)
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| 64 | 1860 Pike Co., AR Federal Census Muddy Fork Township Eddy Samule 35 m . farmer . . AL . . . . . . 307 287 287 Eddy Caroline 33 f . . . . AL . . . . . . 308 287 287 Eddy James 16 m . . . . AL . . . . . . 309 287 287 Eddy Samule 12 m . . . . MS . . . . . . 310 287 287 Eddy R.F. 10 f . . . . MS . . . . . . 311 287 287 Eddy W.E. 7 m . . . . MS . . . . . . 312 287 287 Eddy Fielden 4 m . . . . MS . . 1880 Samuel EDDY Self M Male W 56 AL Farmer TN TN Carolin EDDY Wife M Female W 54 AL Keeping House GA GA Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 12 AR AL AL Henry COMBS Cousin S Male W 21 AR Farm Laborer TN AR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Mountain, Crawford, Arkansas Family History Library Film 1254041 NA Film Number T9-0041 Page Number 490C | Eddy, Samuel (I05476)
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| 65 | 1880 George D. EDDY Self M Male W 21 AL Farmer TN AL Elitha A. EDDY Wife M Female W 15 AL Keeping House TN AL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Township 8, Oakville, Lawrence, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254018 NA Film Number T9-0018 Page Number 445D | Eddy, George D. (I79894)
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| 66 | 1880 U.S Census Hamilton WILLEY Self M Male W 26 PA Teamst Alice WILLEY Other M Female W 28 PA Keeping House NY PA Edward WILLEY Other S Male W 4 PA PA PA Guy WILLEY Son S Male W 9 PA PA PA Curtis CRAIG Other S Male W 21 PA Tool Dresser PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Bordell, Mckean, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255154 NA Film Number T9-1154 Page Number 338B | Willey, Hamilton Packer (I40564)
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| 67 | 1880 U.S Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Wm. J. EDDY Self M Male W 35 MA Bookkeeper In Wrench Factory VT MA Martha A. EDDY Mother W Female W 35 MA Keeping House MA MA Harrison P. EDDY Son S Male W 10 MA MA MA Wm. C. EDDY Son S Male W 4 MA MA MA Ernest J. EDDY Son S Male W 1 MA MA MA Sarah A. AINSWORTH MotherL W Fema Julia F. GREEN Other S Female W 21 NH Dom. Servant NH NH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Worcester, Worcester, MA Family History Library Film 1254568 NA Film Number T9-0568 Page Number 549B | Eddy, William Justus (I23002)
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| 68 | 2/2/1928 ULYSSES HILE EDDY OBITUARY; EDDY,ULYSSES HILE; EDDY,MARY JOSEPHINE BOZER; EDDY,PHILO B; SPEEGLE,MRS A M; NEWMAN,MRS I E; EDDY,T R DOB: 9/25/1865; DEC: 1/31/1928,ROZET,WY; MARRIED 12/25/1886; MT PISGAH CEMETERY,GILLETTE,WY NR | Eddy, Ulysses Hile (I00683)
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| 69 | A Genealogy of the Descendants of Robert Austin of Kingstown, RI page 370 Bertha Hall9, Carolyn Elizabeth Austin8, Alvin Edmond7, Jonathan6, Jedediah4, Edward3,2, Robert1; res. Carthage, N. Y.; b. Ja 1885; mar. June 27, 1906, Riley Penniman, son of Charles a Eveline (Smith) Penniman, b. Dec. 22, 1882, Wilna, N. Y. Ch 1 Phyllis, b. Oct. 23, 1909, m. Feb. 6, 1929, DeAlton Eddy, s Homer and Lida (Baker) Eddy, b. Feb. 8, 1906; res. Wanakin 2 Robert Lloyd, b. July 21, 1916; d. June 5, 1936. Ref. Mrs. Bates. | Eddy, De Alton Douglas (I13993)
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| 70 | Adams History page 460 Children of Abby Heath7, (1818) [153] (Zabdiel6, Dea. Ebenezer5, Capt. Ebenezer4, Joseph3, Joseph2, Henry1) and Nathaniel A. Eddy; res. Eddyville, Mass. i. Nathaniel Eddy8, b. in Eddyville, Dec. 15, 1839, d. Oct., 1848. ii. Marion Adams Eddy, b. in Eddyville, Jan. 21, 1842. iii. George A. Eddy, b. in Eddyville, Feb. 19, 1847, d. 19 Feb., 1885. iv. Florence Eddy, b. in Eddyville, Oct. 5, 1848, d. 29 March, 1851. | Eddy, Nathaniel Andros (I19050)
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| 71 | B. L. Corning , d. Mar. 17 , 1883 , ae 72 yr. Lydia A. Eddy , wife of Benjamin L. Corning , d. Oct. 21 , 1858 , ae 39 yr. 11 mo. 24 da. | A.Eddy, Lydia (I30578)
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| 72 | Centennial History of Waterville Page 260 William Thomas Haines. William Thomas Haines, son of Thomas J. and Maria Eddy Haines, was born at Levant, Maine, in 1854. He received his education in East Corinth Academy, University of Maine and Albany Law School. He commenced the practice of law in Oakland, in 1879, and moved to Waterville in 1880, where he has continued his law practice to the present time. He has represented Waterville in both branches of the State Legislature. He was County Attorney for four years and Attorney General of the State from 1897 to 1901, and is a member of the Governor's Council. He has been a trustee of the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, now the University of Maine, for many years, and has had an important part in the development of that institution. July 1, 1883 Mr. Haines married Miss Edith S. Hemenway of Rockland, Me. His children are Ethel A., William and Gertrude W. Mr. Haines has large holdings in railroad property, owns timber lands in northern Maine, on which he carries on lumbering operations, and is prominent in many business enterprises of the city. He is in the directorate of many corporations and is a trustee of Coburn Classical Institute. He is a member of the Masonic order. W. T. Haines" -- the HONORABLE WILLIAM THOMAS HAINES, always known to a legion of friends as "Bill" Haines -- was the son of Thomas J. and Maria L. (Eddy) Haines. He was a direct descendant of the eighth generation from Deacon Samuel Haines, who sailed from Bristol, England, in one of Sir Raleigh's ships, in 1635. Wrecked on the Maine coast, the crew and passengers landed at Pemaquid, August 15 of that year. Born on a little farm in Levant, Penobscot county, Maine, Aug. 7, 1854, his parents too poor to render much of any material assistance to an ambitious youth planning on being Governor of his state, he fought his way through gulf of obstacles in the zones of both poverty and politics, finally landing the governorship at the election of 1912, serving two years. He had been seated in the chair of the chief executive only a few weeks before friend and foe alike discovered that he himself the governor without any assistants and few if any advisors. But his name goes into the pages of our history as one of the strongest characters who have ever held this high office. He was proud of the old Pine Tree State, its history and its traditions, and stood as firm as a rock for all that he convieved to be for the greatest welfare. He was a good lawyer, had been Attorney General of Maine, was a business man of marked ability, and amassed quite a fortune. He died June 4th, 1919 | Haines, William Thomas (I36377)
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| 73 | Cutler Memorial and Genealogical History Page 56 THANKFUL, b. Aug. 17, 1756; m. (???) Cady; d. at Plainfiel a. 40. Had: 1. John6 Cady; resides in Blackston Mass.; a merchant. 2. Lucy6 Cady, m. William Eddy; resides in Middleborough. 3. George6 Cad resides unm. on the homestead at Plainfield. 4. Susa Cady, m. Joseph Gladding from Providence, R. I.; resid in Plainfield. | Eddy, William Shaw (I02447)
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| 74 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eddy, K.B. (I77314)
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| 75 | Deaths from the New York Evening Post, 1801-1890 7/14/1828 12th inst. Bloomingdale, CASPER W EDDY, M.D. of N.Y. 38y.6 Genealogical Records: New York, 1675-1920 Event: Lived in: 1815 Comments: M. D. Source: Longworth's American Almanac, New-York Register, and City Directory Publisher: D. Longworth Publication Information: NY, NY, 1815. Page: 201 Province: New York | Eddy, Caspar Wistar (I03224)
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| 76 | Deaths from the New York Evening Post, 1801-1890 10/8/1874 Wed.7th City, Rev Thomas M Eddy 52y St Pauls M E Ch City. | Eddy, Thomas Mears (I07826)
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| 77 | Deaths from the New York Evening Post, 1801-1890 11/30/1888 Newport, Nov 27 James Eddy Mauran | Mauran, James Eddy (I22709)
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| 78 | Description: With more than thirty thousand entries, this encyclopedia of important Americans spans the history of the nation from the first arrivals in the 17th Century through the end of the 19th Century. Rich in detail, each entry includes a short family history and a record of the important accomplishments of the individual. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Biographies of Notable Americans, 1904 [database online]. Orem, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc., 1997. Original data: Johnson, Rossiter, ed. Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans. Volumes I-X. Boston, MA: The Biographical Society, 1904. Eddy, Richard, clergyman and author, was born in Providence, R.I., June 21, 1828; son of Richard and Martha (James) Eddy; grandson of William and Huldah (Albro) Eddy, and a descendant of William Eddy, rector of Church of St. Dustan, Cranbrook, England, from 1591 to 1616. He was apprenticed to the trade of book-binding and was so employed from 1843 to 1848, when he removed to Clinton, N.Y., and studied for the ministry. He was ordained a Universalist clergyman in 1850 and was pastor in Rome, N.Y., 1851-54; Buffalo, N.Y., 1855; Philadelphia, Pa., 1856, and Canton, N.Y., 1857-61. He was chap lain of the 60th N.Y. regiment, 1861-63; pastor in Philadelphia, Pa., 1863-68, and librarian of the Pennsylvania historical society, 1864-68. In 1868 he became pastor of the Universalist church in Franklin, Mass., where he remained until 1870. He was pastor at Gloucester, Mass., 1870-77; Akron, Ohio, 1880; Melrose, Mass., 1881-89, and Chatham, Mass., from 1889. In 1877 he was elected president of the Universalist historical society; was editor of the Universalist Quarterly [p.389] Review, 1884-91; and became editor of the Universalist Register in 1887. He received the degree of S.T.D. from Tufts college in 1883. He is the author of: History of the 60th Regiment New York State Volunteers (1864); Universalism in America, 1636-1886 (2 vols., 1884-86); Alcohol in History (1887); Alcohol in Society (1888); Universalism in Gloucester, Mass., 1774-1874 (1892); History of Universalism, A.D., 120-1890, vol. X., American Church history series (1894), and numerous sermons and addresses. Richard Eddy Richard Eddy (1828-1906), a Universalist minister, wrote an enduringly valuable two-volume history, Universalism in America, 1884-86. Born and raised in Providence, RI, Richard was the son of Martha James and shoemaker Richard Eddy. His family belonged to the First Universalist Church in Providence. When he was eight Richard dropped out of school and started working, at first in a tailor shop and later as a chore boy in a bookshop. At sixteen he was apprenticed to a bookbinding firm. During these years he deepened his connection with the Providence Universalist Church. Upon finishing his apprenticeship, he studied under Thomas J. Sawyer at the Universalist-founded Clinton Liberal Institute in Clinton, New York, 1848-50. Sawyer and his author/editor wife Caroline became his lifelong friends. While studying at Clinton, Eddy met Sarah Stoddard whom he married in 1852. They had five children. After her death he married Lucy P. Friend of Gloucester, MA. Ordained in 1852 at Frankfort, New York, Eddy served churches in Rome, New York, 1852-53, and Buffalo, New York, 1854, and Second Universalist Church in Philadelphia, 1855-56. Then in Canton, New York he did supply preaching while furthering his historical research. During the American Civil War he was chaplain of the 60th New York Volunteer Infantry, 1861-63. In 1864 he wrote a history of the regiment. Eddy served the First Universalist Society in Philadelphia, 1863-68. At the same time he was Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1865-68. He was minister at Franklin, MA, 1868-69, and Gloucester, MA, 1870-77. He did much of the organizational work for the Universalist General Convention's celebration of the Universalist centennial in Gloucester in 1870. He assembled and edited the official account of the meeting, Universalism in Gloucester, Mass., 1892. Eddy's remaining full-time parishes were in Akron, OH, 1880-81, and Melrose, MA, 1881-89. While at the latter church he observed his 50th year as a Universalist preacher. The final years of his ministry were as a supply or interim pastor in such locations as East Providence and Georgiaville, RI. Because of his father's alcoholism Eddy became an advocate of the temperance movement. He was for many years head of the Independent Order of Good Templars. He had delivered over two thousand lectures in favor of temperance and produced two hefty scholarly works-Alcohol in History, an Account of Intemperance in All Ages; Together with a History of the Various Methods Employed for its Removal, 1887, and Alcohol in Society: an Arraignment of the Drink System as an Enemy of the Public Good, 1888-for the New York City-based National Temperance Society and Publication House. At the very beginning of his parish ministry Eddy started to gather material about the history of American Universalism. As Sawyer noted, the "inquiry and research into our denominational history" was "largely the recreation and business of his life, outside of his professional duties." As minister in Philadelphia in the 1860s he met once a week with the Rev. Abel C. Thomas to discuss the topic, compare notes, and share knowledge. In 1872 Thomas published his own history, A Century of Universalism in Philadelphia and New-York. While Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1865-68, Eddy was assisted in his research by ministers and scholars from other denominations. Between 1874 and 1882 Eddy contributed to the Universalist Quarterly a series of historical essays including "Mrs. Judith Murray," "Universalist Conventions and Creeds," and "The Universalist Origin of American Sunday Schools." He served as editor, 1886-91. Universalism in America, Eddy's major work, covers with care and detailed documentation the history of the Universalist movement from 1636 to 1885. It includes a bibliography of 2,278 American-produced Universalist books, sermons, tracts, essays, and periodicals, published between 1753 and 1886. For each entry he gave several locations of libraries which had copies. Sawyer, in his review in the Universalist Quarterly, wrote, "Here is a volume which our Church should cordially welcome, and of which it may well be proud. Till it appeared we had no history of our faith in this country at once comprehensive and satisfactory." It was to be another century before another thorough history of Universalism in America was published. Its author, Russell E. Miller, a Congregationalist and chair of the Tufts history department, rated Eddy's history "a magisterial work, scrupulously accurate, replete with factual and biographical details not readily available elsewhere, and representing a prodigious amount of research extending over more than a quarter of a century." Eddy held many denominational posts and served on numerous committees. He was Standing Clerk of the Universalist General Convention, 1861-67, and from 1887 until his death he edited its annual publication of church and ministerial statistics, The Universalist Register. At the same time, as secretary and president, 1876-1906, he labored on behalf of the Universalist Historical Society (UHS). He helped to establish the UHS library which was housed after 1869 at Tufts College. In 1883 Tufts awarded him an honorary STD. Eddy died in 1906 as a result of a heart attack while visiting at the Gloucester summer home of his son Benjamin. A funeral service was held the following Sunday at the Independent Christian Church (Universalist) in Gloucester, where both he and John Murray had ministered. The library of Harvard Divinity School has Eddy's 163-page autobiography and two of his personal scrapbooks (1824-1906). The latter includes letters, addresses, sermons, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Unfortunately his diary has yet to be located. His works not mentioned above include The Life of Thomas J. Sawyer. . . . and of Caroline M. Sawyer (1900) and, with Joseph Henry Allen, A History of the Unitarians and the Universalists in the United States (1894), and [on Abraham Lincoln] The Martyr to Liberty: three sermons preached in the First Universalist Church, Philadelphia, Sunday, April 16, Wednesday, April 19th, and Thursday, June 1st (1865). For Sawyer's review of Universalism in America see the Universalist Quarterly (April 1885). Biographical data can be gleaned from David Robinson, The Unitarians and the Universalists (1985); Russell E. Miller, The Larger Hope, vols. 1 and 2 (1979-85). There are obituaries in the New York Times (August 17, 1906), the Universalist Register (1907), the Universalist Leader (1 Sept 1906), and Tufts College Graduate (October 1906). There are short biographical entries in Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography (1900) and Who Was Who in America. Richard Eddy (1828-1906), a Universalist minister, wrote an enduringly valuable two-volume history, Universalism in America, 1884-86. Born and raised in Providence, RI, Richard was the son of Martha James and shoemaker Richard Eddy. His family belonged to the First Universalist Church in Providence. When he was eight Richard dropped out of school and started working, at first in a tailor shop and later as a chore boy in a bookshop. At sixteen he was apprenticed to a bookbinding firm. During these years he deepened his connection with the Providence Universalist Church. Upon finishing his apprenticeship, he studied under Thomas J. Sawyer at the Universalist-founded Clinton Liberal Institute in Clinton, New York, 1848-50. Sawyer and his author/editor wife Caroline became his lifelong friends. While studying at Clinton, Eddy met Sarah Stoddard whom he married in 1852. They had five children. After her death he married Lucy P. Friend of Gloucester, MA. Ordained in 1852 at Frankfort, New York, Eddy served churches in Rome, New York, 1852-53, and Buffalo, New York, 1854, and Second Universalist Church in Philadelphia, 1855-56. Then in Canton, New York he did supply preaching while furthering his historical research. During the American Civil War he was chaplain of the 60th New York Volunteer Infantry, 1861-63. In 1864 he wrote a history of the regiment. Eddy served the First Universalist Society in Philadelphia, 1863-68. At the same time he was Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1865-68. He was minister at Franklin, MA, 1868-69, and Gloucester, MA, 1870-77. He did much of the organizational work for the Universalist General Convention's celebration of the Universalist centennial in Gloucester in 1870. He assembled and edited the official account of the meeting, Universalism in Gloucester, Mass., 1892. Eddy's remaining full-time parishes were in Akron, OH, 1880-81, and Melrose, MA, 1881-89. While at the latter church he observed his 50th year as a Universalist preacher. The final years of his ministry were as a supply or interim pastor in such locations as East Providence and Georgiaville, RI. Because of his father's alcoholism Eddy became an advocate of the temperance movement. He was for many years head of the Independent Order of Good Templars. He had delivered over two thousand lectures in favor of temperance and produced two hefty scholarly works-Alcohol in History, an Account of Intemperance in All Ages; Together with a History of the Various Methods Employed for its Removal, 1887, and Alcohol in Society: an Arraignment of the Drink System as an Enemy of the Public Good, 1888-for the New York City-based National Temperance Society and Publication House. At the very beginning of his parish ministry Eddy started to gather material about the history of American Universalism. As Sawyer noted, the "inquiry and research into our denominational history" was "largely the recreation and business of his life, outside of his professional duties." As minister in Philadelphia in the 1860s he met once a week with the Rev. Abel C. Thomas to discuss the topic, compare notes, and share knowledge. In 1872 Thomas published his own history, A Century of Universalism in Philadelphia and New-York. While Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1865-68, Eddy was assisted in his research by ministers and scholars from other denominations. Between 1874 and 1882 Eddy contributed to the Universalist Quarterly a series of historical essays including "Mrs. Judith Murray," "Universalist Conventions and Creeds," and "The Universalist Origin of American Sunday Schools." He served as editor, 1886-91. Universalism in America, Eddy's major work, covers with care and detailed documentation the history of the Universalist movement from 1636 to 1885. It includes a bibliography of 2,278 American-produced Universalist books, sermons, tracts, essays, and periodicals, published between 1753 and 1886. For each entry he gave several locations of libraries which had copies. Sawyer, in his review in the Universalist Quarterly, wrote, "Here is a volume which our Church should cordially welcome, and of which it may well be proud. Till it appeared we had no history of our faith in this country at once comprehensive and satisfactory." It was to be another century before another thorough history of Universalism in America was published. Its author, Russell E. Miller, a Congregationalist and chair of the Tufts history department, rated Eddy's history "a magisterial work, scrupulously accurate, replete with factual and biographical details not readily available elsewhere, and representing a prodigious amount of research extending over more than a quarter of a century." Eddy held many denominational posts and served on numerous committees. He was Standing Clerk of the Universalist General Convention, 1861-67, and from 1887 until his death he edited its annual publication of church and ministerial statistics, The Universalist Register. At the same time, as secretary and president, 1876-1906, he labored on behalf of the Universalist Historical Society (UHS). He helped to establish the UHS library which was housed after 1869 at Tufts College. In 1883 Tufts awarded him an honorary STD. Eddy died in 1906 as a result of a heart attack while visiting at the Gloucester summer home of his son Benjamin. A funeral service was held the following Sunday at the Independent Christian Church (Universalist) in Gloucester, where both he and John Murray had ministered. The library of Harvard Divinity School has Eddy's 163-page autobiography and two of his personal scrapbooks (1824-1906). The latter includes letters, addresses, sermons, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Unfortunately his diary has yet to be located. His works not mentioned above include The Life of Thomas J. Sawyer. . . . and of Caroline M. Sawyer (1900) and, with Joseph Henry Allen, A History of the Unitarians and the Universalists in the United States (1894), and [on Abraham Lincoln] The Martyr to Liberty: three sermons preached in the First Universalist Church, Philadelphia, Sunday, April 16, Wednesday, April 19th, and Thursday, June 1st (1865). For Sawyer's review of Universalism in America see the Universalist Quarterly (April 1885). Biographical data can be gleaned from David Robinson, The Unitarians and the Universalists (1985); Russell E. Miller, The Larger Hope, vols. 1 and 2 (1979-85). There are obituaries in the New York Times (August 17, 1906), the Universalist Register (1907), the Universalist Leader (1 Sept 1906), and Tufts College Graduate (October 1906). There are short biographical entries in Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography (1900) and Who Was Who in America. Richard Eddy EDDY, Richard, author, born in Providence, R. I., 21 June 1828. He was apprenticed to a bookbinder at the age of fifteen, but in 1848 went to Clinton, New York, where he studied theology and became a Universalist minister. He had pastorates in Rome and Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Canton, New York, and in 1861'3 was chaplain of the 60th New York regiment. He was librarian of the Pennsylvania historical society in 1864'8, and then held pastorates in Franklin and Gloucester, MA, Akron, OH, and Melrose, MA, where he went in 1881. Since 1878 he has been president of the September 1776. He had married Caroline Calvert sister and co-heir of the last Lord Baltimore, and died while oil a visit to Maryland in 1784 "to look after his lady's estate," which the treaty of 1783 entitled him to. His grandson, Sir Frederiek Eddy, an officer in the British army, fell at New Orleans, 24 December 1814.Sir Robert's brother, William, Lord AUCKLAND, born in 1744; died 28 May 1814, studied law and became a barrister. He was at different times secretary of state for Ireland, privy councilor and ambassador to France, Spain, and Holland, and in 1789 was made an Irish peer, with the title of Baron Auckland. He received the same title in the English peerage in 1793. He was one of the lords of trade and plantations in 1776, and one of the three commissioners sent by Lord North in 1788 to treat with the Americans. Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright | Eddy, Richard E. (I32230)
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| 79 | Description: With more than thirty thousand entries, this encyclopedia of important Americans spans the history of the nation from the first arrivals in the 17th Century through the end of the 19th Century. Rich in detail, each entry includes a short family history and a record of the important accomplishments of the individual. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Biographies of Notable Americans, 1904 [database online]. Orem, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc., 1997. Original data: Johnson, Rossiter, ed. Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans. Volumes I-X. Boston, MA: The Biographical Society, 1904. Eddy, Norman, representative, was born in Scipio, N.Y., Dec. 10, 1810. He was graduated from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1835, and practised in Mishawaka, Ind., until 1847, when he removed to South Bend, Ind., and began the practice of law. He was elected a state senator in 1850, and was a representative in the 33d congress, 1853-55. He was appointed by President Pierce district attorney for Minnesota in 1855, and was commissioner of the Indian trust lands in Kansas in 1856-57. He served in the civil war as colonel of the 48th Indiana regiment, which he had organized, 1861-63, being wounded in the battle of Iuka Miss. He was collector of internal revenue, 1865-70, and secretary of state of Indiana 1870-72. He died at Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 28, 1872. Norman Eddy EDDY, Norman, congressman, born in Seipio, Cayuga County, N.Y., 10 December 1810" died in Indianapolis, Indiana, 28 January 1872. He was graduated in medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in 1835, and removed in 1836 to Mishawaka, Indiana, where he practiced for several years, but finally gave up his profession for that of the law, and was admitted to the bar in April 1847, removing to South Bend, Indiana, in the same year. He was elected state senator on the Democratic ticket in 1850, and in 1852 was elected to congress over Schuyler Colfax, but was defeated by him in 1854. President Pierce appointed Mr. Eddy district attorney for Minnesota in 1855, and in 1856'7 he was commissioner of the Indian trust lands in Kansas in the autumn of 1861 he organized the 48th Indiana regiment, was commissioned its colonel, and continued in command till July 1863, when he resigned because of disability resulting from wounds received in the battle of Iuka, Mississippi In that engagement the 48th lost 119 killed or wounded out of 420 that entered the fight. Colonel Eddy was appointed collector of internal revenue by President Johnson in 1865, and in 1870 was elected secretary of state of Indiana, which office he held till his sudden death from heart disease. Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright | Eddy, Norman (I83083)
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| 80 | EDDY SAMUEL 1825c - 12 MAR 1830 HISTORICAL CEMETERY #: CR025 URIAH EDDY LOT CRANSTON RI Location: 30 ft northeast of GLEN RD ->30 ft. NE of tele. pole # 3 at TEL pole # 3 34 burials with 29 inscriptions from 1820 to 1923 85 ft x 55 ft in good condition no enclosure; sign missing NOTE: James Arnold recorded this lot 12 Sep 1891 (Vol 1, Pg 241) A short distance northwest of the pumping station at Pocasset beside to street in open lot, unprotected yet yard in good order. This cemetery has been recorded and checked. | Eddy, Samuel (I51074)
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| 81 | EDDY, Luther b. Apr 21, 1817 d. Nov 28, 1904 EDDY, Julia (Luther) b. Feb 16, 1834 d. Jul 27, 1909 EDDY, Delia (Luther) b. Jan 4, 1826 d. Nov 18, 1867 Luther EDDY Self M Male W 63 NY Farmer VT VT Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 62 NY Keeping Hou Carnelie MILES SDau D Female W 38 MI Keeping House NY NY Fred MILES SGSon S Male W 12 MI At School MI MI James PHELPS Other S Male W 21 MI Labor --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Eagle, Clinton, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254576 NA Film Number T9-0576 Page Number 380C | Eddy, Luther (I01957)
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| 82 | Eddy, Samuel, representative, was born in Johnston, R.I., March 31, 1769; son of Richard and Martha (Comstock) Eddy. His first American ancestor, who immigrated to Plymouth in 1630, was the son of the Rev. William Eddy, vicar of Crainbrook, county of Kent, England. Samuel was graduated from Brown university as salutatorian in 1787, and was admitted to the bar in 1790. On Feb. 28, 1790, he was appointed a delegate to the state convention which decided to adopt the constitution of the United States. He began practice in Providence, R.I., and was clerk of the Rhode Island superior court, 1790-94; clerk of the general assembly, 1793; member of the committee to collect and revise the state laws, 1794, and secretary of state of Rhode Island, 1798-1819. He was a representative in the 16th, 17th and 18th congresses, 1819-25. In May, 1826, he was elected fifth justice of the supreme judicial court of Rhode Island, and in 1827 became chief justice, holding the office until June, 1835. He was a fellow of Brown university, 1805-39, and secretary of the corporation, 1806-29. He was a corresponding member of the Massachusetts historical society. Brown conferred upon him the degree of LL.D. in 1801. He published: Scripture Its Own Interpreter in Relation to the Character of Christ (1818), and Reasons Offered for His Opinions, to the First Baptist Church in Providence, from which he was Compelled to Withdraw for Heterodoxy (1818). He died in Providence, R.I., Feb. 2, 1839. Samuel Eddy EDDY, Samuel, jurist, born in Johnston, R. I., 31 March 1769; died in Providence, R. I., 2 February 1839. He was graduated at Brown in 1787, and studied law, but was not long in active practice. He was clerk of the RI Supreme Court in 1790'3, secretary of state in 17981819, and in the latter year was elected to congress as a Democrat without opposition, serving three terms until 1825. He was chief justice of the state Supreme Court in 1827'35. Brown gave him the degree of LL.D. in 1801. Judge Eddy contributed to the collections of the MA historical society, and published "Reasons for My Opinions" (Providence, 1818). Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright | Eddy, Samuel (I60231)
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| 83 | Edmund was a boot fitter in 1850 at Randolph. married 1st. int. Dec.20,1840 at Randolph, Drusilla P. Pratt of Stoughton. married 2nd int. Jul.19,1846 at Randolph, Polly Smith, born May 27,1814(gs), died Sep.21,1888, gs., Oakland Cem., Randolph, dau. of ?? Simeon & Polly (Spear) Smith. Edmond F. EDDY Self M Male W 64 MA Root And Herb Gatherer MA MA Polly EDDY Wife M Female W 66 MA Keeping Hou Lorenzo D. EDDY Other W Male W 42 MA Farm Laborer MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Randolph, Norfolk, MA Family History Library Film 1254549 NA Film Number T9-0549 Page Number 221B | Eddy, Edmund (I20772)
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| 84 | Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester County vol1 IV) William Mills, Jr., probably the eldest son of William Mills, Sr., born in Needham, MA, about 1725; married (first) Hannah (???), who died at Needham, February 23, 1758; second (???); and (third) Eunice Eddy, at Oxford, March 4, 1772. He seems to have had a distinguished record as soldier and officer in the revolutionary war. Children of William and Hannah Mills were: 1. James (see forward). 2. Esther, December 10, 1751. Children by the second wife were: 3. Enoch, born May 27, 1759. 4. Rhoda, born January 2, 1761. | Eddy, Eunice (I19616)
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| 85 | Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester County vol1 (VI) John Putnam, eldest son of Edward (5), was a captain in the revolutionary war, and a colonel in the militia. He married Mary, daughter of Rev. David Hall, D. D., in 1758. Their children were: Joseph, born 1758, died in the revolution; Stephen, 1761. removed to Vermont; Elizabeth, 1763, married Thomas Eddy. 1784: John, 1766, was a physician; Charles, 1768; Mary, 1771, married Aaron Putnam, 1790; Deborah, 1773, died 1789; Rebekah Hall, baptized 1776, died young; Sarah, 1778, married Rufus Marble, 1798; Joseph Hall, 1780; Rebekah Prescott. 1783, married Solomon Putnam, 1805. | Eddy, Thomas (I47648)
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| 86 | Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester County vol1 Page 476 uncompromising man and he "suffered great disquietude because his children, except one, left the Quakers and became Calvinist Baptists." Accordingly he left to his Quaker son, the youngest, who had been "willing and obedient" the lion's share of his property. His children were: 1. Ebenezer, born 1704, married, December 13, 1728, Mary Hoskins, daughter of Henry Hoskins and granddaughter of William Hoskins; Ebenezer died August 14, 1796; his wife died October 5, 1768. 2. Isaac, born 1705, married, May 5, 1735, Deliverance Holloway, of Middleboro. 3. Elisha, married, November 10, 1738, Margaret Paine, of Freetown, daughter of John Paine and Rebecca Davis. 4. Abigail, married, October 28, 1736, John Howland, of Middleboro; she died 1756; he died 1790, aged eighty. 5. Judith, born July 4, 1709, married, December 2, 1736, Lieutenant Thomas Nelson, Jr., of Middleboro, who was twelve years selectman, fourteen years in general court, lieutenant of Fourth Company of which Isaac Peirce was ensign; she died January 22, 1792. 6. Elkanah, married, March 2, 1742, Hannah Eddy; they were Quakers. | Eddy, Hannah (I12173)
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| 87 | Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester County vol2 Page 323 Professor Samuel Taylor Maynard accompanied his parents from Hardwick, his native town, when six months of age, to Harvard, where the family lived about three years and moved to Northboro, Berlin and again to Northboro, respectively. He was schooled in the various common schools of the towns where his parents lived, and then entered the MA College of Agriculture, from which institution he graduated in 1872. For three months after his graduation he went as foreman for the Nonantum Hill Nursery at Brighton. From that position he went to the College of Agriculture again as its assistant professor of horticulture, and then became professor of botany and horticulture. He was connected with this institution for thirty-four years, as student and teacher, as well as a director of horticultural experiments. Since severing his connection with that college, which was in 1904, Mr. Maynard has been conducting a fruit farm and doing landscape gardening. His time is occupied at small fruit growing, some nursery work, and writing, more or less, for horticultural papers. He is the assistant editor of Suburban Life. Politically he is a supporter of the Republican party, and is a member of the Unitarian Church. Professor Maynard married (first), in 1873, Mary Eddy, born 1851, died in 1882. She was the daughter of Elisha and Lucy Baldwin, of Westboro They had the following children: Howard Eddy, born 1878, married Bertha Newhall, of Lynn, MA; he is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic School and a MA Agricultural College, and resides at Boonton, New Jersey. Alice Elizabeth, born May 22, 1876, a graduate of Smith College and is now a music teacher in the public schools of Wilton, New Hampshire. Professor Maynard married (second) Amy Barnes, of Northboro, daughter of George and Mary Lincoln, of Northboro. By this union there are two children: Edna Barnes, born August 2, 1896; Edward Barnes, born at Amherst, May 29, 1898. | Eddy, Mary Eliza (I58126)
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| 88 | genealogical form April 04, 1996 Howard Louis Eddy junior April 04, 1996 P. O. box 358 , 5796 P. E. Rd. Collbran, CO under career details or other interesting facts ; Graduate chemist with American vanadium corporation . Early of pointy to Colorado state patrol where he served 25 years . That trend of four years Irvine's, U.S. Navy, World War II Rae | Eddy, Howard Louis (I16376)
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| 89 | Genealogy and Ecclesiastical History of Farmington, Connecticut CATHARINE O. WRIGHT," to church June 5th, 1853, baptized same time; born Feb. 15th, 1830, to Silas Wright and his wife Catharine G. (Eddy,) daughter of William, she married Oct. 19th, 1853, George Tolles, son of Orris, of Plymouth, but now, 1861, of this place and his wife Hannah (Jordon;) born Jan. 30th, 1820, at Waterbury, Conn.; he is a machinist. THEIR CHILDREN. 1. Estella, born March 20th, 1857. 2. Jennie Alena, born March 2d, 1862. | Wright, Catherine O. (I18602)
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| 90 | Holmans in America Page 24 87 v Rufus, b. Oct. 20, 1780; d. Oct. 30, 1846, Union Ct.; m. Lucy Eddy. page 55-56 87 RUFUS4 HOLMAN (Thomas3, Deacon Thomas2, Solaman1), son of Thomas and Lydia (Bates) Holman, was born Oct. 14, 1780, at Union, Ct., and died Oct. 30, 1846. (Vernon, Union, Ct., Rockville, Ct.) He married, Sept. 1, 1803, Lucy Eddy, who was born Feb. 19, 1781, at Woodstock, Ct., and died Oct. --, 1850, Vernon, Ct., or Rockville. Rufus Holman was a farmer, and lived in Union, Ct., until 1832, when he removed to Salisbury, Vt., and remained there ten years, and then returned to Union. His daughter, Annie, married Solyman Sparks, the half brother of Jarad Sparks, the historian, and former President of Harvard. Children: i Chester, b. Nov. 1, 1804; d. Apr. 19, 1808. ii Lucina, b. Apr. 1, 1807, Union, Ct.; d. (???), Wis.; m. Daniel Bowe, and settled in Wisconsin, possibly Hartford. 266 iii Annis, b. Aug. 20, 1810; d. Mar. 31, 1884; m. Solyman Sparks, half brother of Jarad Sparks, the historian, and President of Harvard University. 267 iv Wm. Palmer, b. Feb. 20, 1813; d. Apr. 14, 1893; kept hotel in Iowa. v Amy, b. Aug. 15, 1815; d. in Mich.; m. Ralph Lucius Williams; settled in Mich. vi Clarissa, b. June 11, 1816; d. Feb. 11, 1819. vii Lucy, b. Nov. 11, 1820; d. (???); m. Henry Greggo. Settled and died in Los Angeles, California. No. ch. viii Rufus Milton, b. Oct. 8, 1826; d. y. page 130-131 266 ANNIS5 HOLMAN (Rufus4, Thomas3, Deacon Thomas2, Solaman1), daughter of Rufus and Lucy (Eddy) Holman, was born Aug. 20, 1810, Union, Ct., and died May 31, 1884. She married, Apr. 14, 1833, Wellington, Ct., Solyman Sparks, who was born Mar. 15, 1807, Wellington, Ct., and died Mar. 23, 1881. Solyman Sparks was half brother of Jarad Sparks, former President of Harvard. Children: i Seraph A., b. Nov. 7, 1838, Willington, Ct.; m. Andrew J. Culve ii Philander, b. May 20, 1841, Willington, Ct.; d. Mar. 1, 1900. 514 iii Lucy E., b. May 23, 1843; m. Jas. M. Coe. iv Mary A., b. Nov. 11, 1845, Rockville, Ct.; d. May --, 1889; m. Randall Keling. v Ellen L., b. Nov. 12, 1847, Willington, Ct.; d. Feb. 20, 184 vi Dwight H., b. Sept. 27, 1849, Rockville, Ct.; d. June 1, 1852. 267 WILLIAM PALMER5 HOLMAN (Rufus4, Thomas3, Deacon Thomas2, Solaman1), son of Rufus and Lucy (Eddy) Holman, was born Feb. 20, 1813, Union, Ct., and died Apr. 14, 1893. He married, (1) Sept. 20, 1837, Lois Buckley Grant, daughter of Elisha and Eledia (Fuller) Grant, who was born Apr. 14, 1813 (V. S. 1814), and died July 3, 1856, Sargeants Bluff, Iowa. He married, (2) Aug. 12, 1857, Caroline H. Mattison, of Hertford, Wis., who was born July 4, 1827, Oswego, N. Y., and died Feb. 17, 1898. William Palmer Holman moved with his father to Salisbury, Vt. His wife's (Lois B. Grant's) father was a cousin of Gen. U. S. Grant. He was in the business of manufacturing shoes for ten years, then returned to Union, Ct. In 1855, removed to Iowa. He was a farmer and stockraiser, seven miles south of Sioux City, near the Missouri River. Village of Sargeants Bluff, 1887. He was the only white man there. He went through all of the hardships of frontier life, no white man nearer than the Red River of the North, or Oregon, or British Columbia, on the West. Children: 515 i Chas. Jerome, b. Mar. 1, 1840, Rockville, Ct.; m. (1) Meda Cole; m. (2) Kittie Carpenter. 516 ii Albert Murillo, b. Mar. 25, 1845, Rockville, Ct.; m. Emma E. Webster. iii Daniel, b. Mar. 3, --; d. Apr. 22, --. 517 iv Ella L., b. Feb. 1, 1851; m. Geo. W. Waitt. By second wife: v Child. vi Child. vii Milton Palmer, b. Feb. 8, 1863; m. Alice Petrie. viii Edward Hiram, b. Feb. 3, 1867; m. Annie (???). | Eddy, Lucy (I06902)
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| 91 | http://www.geneabios.com/wesleyan/eddy.htm History of Class of 1865 Wesleyan University, Fortieth Reunion, Middletown Connecticut, June 27, 1905. Born June 10, 1840, in Verona, Oneida County, N.Y. (Cousin of Edgar Russell, Wesleyan, Class of '65.) Left college near close of Freshman year. Graduated at St. John's College, Fordham, N.Y. 1862-3, Lieutenant and Captain in the 114th Infantry Regiment of New York Volunteers. 1879, Book-keeper in the office of the manufactory of Crawford's improved mower and reaper, Cazenovia, N.Y. 1880-1, Assistant Postmaster, Cazenovia, N.Y. In 1866, Associate Author of "Record of the 114th Regiment, N. Y. S. V.: Where it went, What it saw, and What it Did," by Dr. Harris H. Beecher, late Assistant Surgeon, Norwich, N.Y. Died March 6, 1881, in Cazenovia, N.Y. Unmarried. | Eddy, Robert Newton (I38394)
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| 92 | http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/needham/highland/files/Highland_pg49.asp 1854, Betsey M. Eddy (b. Genessee Co., NY, 1834, d. Milford, 22 Mar. 1906). Betsy m. (2) 1883, Charles Bayles Phillips (b. E. Bloomfield Twp., Ontario Co., NY, 3 Jan. 1810, d. Fenton, 20 Mar. | Eddy, Betsey Maria (I25136)
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| 93 | http://www.peck.k12.mi.us/Mageskim/genfinch.htm Maria W. Provost (b 2 March 1829 in Xenia Ohio; d 18 June 1908 in Elsie, MI and buried in Riverside Cemetery Elsie, MI with Seeley Finch and Sherman G. Eddy) m 25 Nov 1847 in Xenia, Green Co, Ohio. [51--1880 C father and mother born in Canada Joseph and Nancy; on her death certificate Joseph Provost b Canada and Nancy Eddy (?daughter of Capt. Samuel Eddy was Marie Finch Cameron's story about her grandmother) b Michigan] 2nd husband Lawrence P. Laurason ( b 71 1880C in Canada; d , (mother and father born in Jersey) m 29 Oct 1879 in Clinton Co. MI Work | Provost, Maria W. (I85187)
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| 94 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~kylogan/Bios/001.html Biography of Amanda America EDDY Surnames: ROBERTSON, GRAYSON, EDDY, ATKINS Robertson Genealogy (Part 2: Amanda America Eddy) by Brenda Robertson-Dennis One of the motivations I had when beginning the research on our family history was to learn more about the women in our tree. In my perspective, these mysterious mothers in time literally dangle off of the branches like multi-colored leaves in the fall. Their names read like a military roll call: "Mitchell, Threlkel, Eddy, Atkins, Harper, Ford, front and center!" An army of mothers and grandmothers, aunts and sisters, wives and daughters, these are the quiet, comforting, powerful shapers of little persons that we can proudly call our own. This issue's installment focuses on one particular leaf on our tree, Amanda America Eddy. The history of the Eddy family in Kentucky began with William Eddy, Sr., who was mentioned in a Henry Co., KY deed, dated June 1812. His son, William Eddy, Jr. was born 9 years earlier in 1803 in Augusta County, Virginia. When William Eddy, Jr. was a young man, he moved to Logan County, KY where, in abt. 1827, he married a native Logan County girl named Clarissa Atkins. Together, they had 8 children, including their only son Samuel, who was born February 15, 1830. Samuel grew up working the land in the style intended by his pioneering grandfather. On February 8, 1857, he married Susan Carolyn Grayson of Logan County. A year and a half later, on November 4, 1858, Amanda America Eddy was born in Adairville (pronounced | Eddy, Amanda America (I16129)
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| 95 | http://www.trentu.ca/library/archives/84-004.htm Eddy, Charles Henry - son of Stephen P. & Jane Eddy, Haldimand twp., date of birth Nov. 8, 1849, baptised Dec. 23, 1849 | Eddy, Charles Henry (I57921)
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| 96 | Index: SAGINAW NEWS Monday, October 14, 1968 (B9) Name: VASEY, PEARL E. Maiden Name: EDDY Spouse's Name: HARVEY H. Married: Tuesday, December 16, 1919 12 Age: 69 Date of Birth: Tuesday, August 22, 1899 Place of Birth: NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA Date of Death: Sunday, October 13, 1968 Place of Death: SAGINAW, MI Miscellaneous Year moved to US/Saginaw: SAGINAW 1926 Cemetery: ROSELAWN Misc: RESIDED 1821 STONE ST. Church: 1ST PRESBYT. Funeral Home: CASE | Eddy, Pearl (I79639)
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| 97 | John Cary the Plymouth Pilgrim page 155-156 Ezra Cary, son of Joseph, Sec. 61, b. Plainfield, Ct., Aug. 25, 1785; m. and removed to Richfield, N. Y., where he died. Children: I. Ezra. II. Eliza; m. William H. Hanna. III. Zeneah; m. Mr. Eddy. IV. Abigail. V. Albert, Norwich, N. Y. VI. Alanson, Troy, N. Y. | Eddy, Russell (I24895)
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| 98 | Leland Magazine page 163 Timothy Lamson and Betsy Boice. Mary M. 1799 Lemuel H. Elliott, Providence, R. I. See Sketch below. Ebenezer B 1801 1828 Concord, Mass. Editor & Publisher. Caroline M. 1804 James W. Thurber, Providence, R. I. Hus. Master Mariner. Elizabeth M 1807 Nelson S. Eddy, do do Hus. Merchant, Man. Nelson T. Eddy & Eliza. M. Lamson. Adfia, 1827 Providence, R. I. Ellen, 1829 do do | Eddy, Nelson Steere (I12473)
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| 99 | Lyman T. EDDY Self M Male W 38 PA Bookkeeper CT CT Margaret E. EDDY Wife M Female W 41 PA Keeping House PA PA Alma F. EDDY Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Milesburg, Centre, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255112 NA Film Number T9-1112 Page Number 102D | Eddy, Lyman Thomas (I30730)
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| 100 | Michigan Marriages From 1840 to 1899, Surnames Beginning with E to G page 55 FRIZZLE, IRA R. marr. EDDY, SOPHIA E. 26/02/1851 | Family: Frizzle, Ira L. / Eddy, Sophia E. (F06466)
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