Mary E BAKER

BIRTH: ABT 1879 [S1084]

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Mildred LaVerne FIFE

BIRTH: 13 AUG 1914 [S92] [S93] [S94]

Father: Charles William FIFE
Mother: Sarah HATHAWAY

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MARRIAGE: 18 NOV 1932, Santa Ana, California [S92] [S94] [S93]

+Evelyn Elisse HOAG

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 _Charles William FIFE _|
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|_Sarah HATHAWAY _______|
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FRANCIS

DEATH: California [S127]

REFN: 131

Family 1: Charles Harold RAY

MARRIAGE: [S127]

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Harold and Francis adopted 2 children..we do not know where or who they a re. As of 1995 Francis is alive in a nursing home in California. [S127]

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Allie Almira HULBERT

BIRTH: 29 JUN 1858 [S747]

REFN: 94HUV-79

Father: Samuel Marsh HURLBURT
Mother: Saphronia WRIGHT

                          _Chauncey HURLBUT __
 _Samuel Marsh HURLBURT _|
|                        |_Charlotte MUNSELL _
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|--Allie Almira HULBERT 
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|_Saphronia WRIGHT ______|
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BIRTH:p. 499, The Hurlbut Genealogy or Record of the Descendants of Thoma s Hurlbut of Saybrook and Wethersfield, Conn., Who Came to America as Ear ly as the Year 1637. With Notices of Others Not Identified as His Descen dants, by Henry H. Hurlbut (Joel Munsell's Sons, Publishers: Albany, NY , 1888) [S747]

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John HURLBUT

BIRTH: 12 MAR 1730, Groton, Ct. [S141] [S754]
Barbour Collection of Vital Records says he was born 11 March 1729.
DEATH: 10 MAR 1782, Hanover, Pa. [S717] [S754]

Father: John HURLBUT
Mother: Mary STODDARD

Family 1: Abigail AVERY

MARRIAGE: BEF 1757

                  _Stephen HURLBUT _
 _John HURLBUT __|
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|--John HURLBUT 
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|                 _Ralph STODDARD __
|_Mary STODDARD _|
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He was a farmer and lived many years in Groton, or probably always, unti l he removed from the state. His farm was between two and three miles fro m Gales Ferry, and one half a mile from Lantern Hill. He was a man of con siderable prominence in his neighborhood, having the confidence of his fe llow townsmen, active, patriotic, useful. With a tolerable English educat ion for the time, and a fair penman, he was as I infer from the examinati on of some of his papers, occasionally chosen and officiated as selectman , and also as schoolmaster, besides being the deacon of the church. In th e movements which immediately preceded the Revolution, he was associate d with Col. Ledyard, and several others in the town, as a committee of co rrespondence.

There is preserved of his papers, a full record or journal of his occupa tion from day to day in the year 1775, including the condition of the wea ther also, for each day of the year, with the exception of a few in the m onth of December. Among the entries of that journal, comprising the routi ne of the daily employment of a farmer of that time and locality, are th e following; "winowing wheat", "butchering pork", "shoe making", "cartin g wood", "drawing mill-logs", "shelling corn", "ploughing in oats", "sowi ng flax-seed", "mending oven", "shearing sheep", "planting", "mowing", di gging petatoes", making cider", etc. I copy here also the following fro m same; "With ye Authority & Select men & choosing Taverners," "Annaversa ry fast", "21st about 4 o'clock in ye morning Alarmed with Tydings from B oston," (this was the news of the battle of Lexington in April;) "upon wh ich I set off to meet ye com at ye ferry with ye Col.", "advised to ye Co mp together, bro't orders to ye Captain," "22nd at Capt. Belton's where y e Town were mainly together," "to Robert Stoddards, he refused to take pa per bills in payment for Note;" "20th" (July) "Continental Fast;" " At Po quetanuck securing Ponderson's store from King's ships"; "7th" (Aug) "Te n sail of ships and transports appeared at ye west end of Fishers Island , caused a general alarm."

John Hurlbut visited the Susquehanna valley as early as May 1773, havin g bought a right in the Connecticut "Susquehanna Company", and arrived ho me in June of that year. In the autumn of '75 and '77, he was also in Pen nsylvania. Selling his farm in Groton in the summer of 1777, he, in the s pring of 1778, with his wife and children (excepting Christopher and Joh n who left in February proceeding, for the same destination), with two wa gons, horses, cattle, sheep, and swine, left his late home in New Englan d for the Connecticut colony on the Susquehanna. After crossing the Delaw are, he was taken with the prevailing "camp-distemper", and with his wif e he stopped to regain his health, the others meanwhile moving on. On th e way their daughter Abigail, aged 6 years, was taken with the common sic kness, and at Lackawaxen or rather at what was Paupacke, the little gir l died. The delay caused by these misfortunes, very likely was the the oc casion of their being spared the great calamity of the massacre early i n July of that year at Wyoming, whither they were bound. They removed t o a farm in Shawaugunk, N.Y., where they tarried a while, and in November , 1779, arrived at the land of Mr. Hurlbut's in Hanover on the Susquehann a. It is proper to say, that they were driven away for a while as it is u nderstood, and their house burned, whether by Indians, or else by barbaro us whites, who claimed to act for the State authorities of Pennsylvania , which for some years were in collision with the Connecticut settlers re garding ownership and jurisdiction.

He was a member of the Ct. Assembly from Wyoming in 1779, 80, and 81, an d in the absence of a clergyman in the settlement, he frequently officiat ed by preaching a sermon, etc. (HG p91-93)

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Cortes MARTIN

BIRTH: ABT 1865, (guessing date) [S1080]

Family 1: Christina SHERMAN

MARRIAGE: 25 JAN 1888, Troy, Orleans Co., VT [S1080]

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Fred PATTEN

BIRTH: ABT 1892 [S1084]

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Harriet Eliza SHERMAN

BIRTH: 04 APR 1825, Ridgefield, OH [S1080]
DEATH: 22 OCT 1890 [S1080]

Father: Daniel SHERMAN
Mother: Laura HUBBELL

Family 1: Sidney Dole FISH

MARRIAGE: 10 FEB 1846 [S1080]

                   _Taylor SHERMAN _____
 _Daniel SHERMAN _|
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|--Harriet Eliza SHERMAN 
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|_Laura HUBBELL __|
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Roberta Lynn SMITH

BIRTH: 10 MAY 1959 [S92] [S93] [S94]

Father: Dale Blaine SMITH

Family 1: Jeff WASHBURN

MARRIAGE: ABT 1978 [S92] [S93]

                      _Myron Cecil SMITH ______
 _Dale Blaine SMITH _|
|                    |_Bernice Louise WHITHAM _
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|--Roberta Lynn SMITH 
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