Elizabeth May ABER

Father: Dallas James ABER
Mother: Phoebe Jane DORER

Family 1: Edward Raymond BABB
  1.  Lyle Norman BABB
  2.  Gary Lester BABB 
                      _Daniel G ABER _____
 _Dallas James ABER _|
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|--Elizabeth May ABER 
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|                     _James DORER _______
|_Phoebe Jane DORER _|
                     |_Martha SUTHERLAND _
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Elizabeth BENEDICT

Family 1: William DRINKWATER
  1. +Jerusha DRINKWATER 
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Myron Baker HOAG

Father: Lorenzo Dow HOAG
Mother: Mercy BAKER

Family 1: Eva M. WARNER
  1. +Myron Dow HOAG
  2. +Otto Claude HOAG
  3. +Burtis V. HOAG
  4. +Herbert De Forest HOAG
  5.  Ruth Rosetta HOAG
  6. +Rudy Henrietta HOAG
  7. +Elsie HOAG 
                     _Burtis Warren HOAG ____
 _Lorenzo Dow HOAG _|
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|_Mercy BAKER ______|
                    |_Elizabeth Palmer HOAG _
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[Rathbun.FTW2.FBC.FTW]

Myron Baker served in the U.S. Civil War. He was a member of Company D , First Regiment Micigan Engineers and Mechanics and participated in "Sh erman's march to the sea." He suffered an injury/ illness during this mar ch (Atlanta: November 1864). He was suddenly and violient thrown down b y a leaver they were using while assisting to tear up railroad tracks eff ecting his back and kidney. Myron was not hospitalized but he suffered pa in from this accidient. He was only 16 when he enlisted. [Rathbun.FTW2. FTW]

Myron Baker served in the U.S. Civil War. He was a member of Company D , First Regiment Micigan Engineers and Mechanics and participated in "Sh erman's march to the sea." He suffered an injury/ illness during this mar ch (Atlanta: November 1864). He was suddenly and violient thrown down b y a leaver they were using while assisting to tear up railroad tracks eff ecting his back and kidney. Myron was not hospitalized but he suffered pa in from this accidient. He was only 16 when he enlisted. [Rathbun.Warbo ys.FTW]

[Rathbun.FTW2.FBC.FTW]

Myron Baker served in the U.S. Civil War. He was a member of Company D , First Regiment Micigan Engineers and Mechanics and participated in "Sh erman's march to the sea." He suffered an injury/ illness during this mar ch (Atlanta: November 1864). He was suddenly and violient thrown down b y a leaver they were using while assisting to tear up railroad tracks eff ecting his back and kidney. Myron was not hospitalized but he suffered pa in from this accidient. He was only 16 when he enlisted. [Rathbun.FTW2. FTW]

Myron Baker served in the U.S. Civil War. He was a member of Company D , First Regiment Micigan Engineers and Mechanics and participated in "Sh erman's march to the sea." He suffered an injury/ illness during this mar ch (Atlanta: November 1864). He was suddenly and violient thrown down b y a leaver they were using while assisting to tear up railroad tracks eff ecting his back and kidney. Myron was not hospitalized but he suffered pa in from this accidient. He was only 16 when he enlisted. [S92]

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Amelia Ann HURLBUT

Father: William HURLBUTT
Mother: Ann CONANT

Family 1: Charles P HOLMES 

                     _Uriah HURLBUTT _
 _William HURLBUTT _|
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|_Ann CONANT _______|
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Leone JOY

Family 1: Leon GARDEMANN 

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Lillie LAWLER

Father: William LAWLER
Mother: Lucinda HULBERT 

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 _William LAWLER __|
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|--Lillie LAWLER 
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|                   _John Nelson HULBERT _
|_Lucinda HULBERT _|
                   |_Maria HANDY _________
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Hattie M LEARNED

Family 1: Andrew J WALLIS 

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Dorothy PRINTUP

Family 1: Archer Butler HULBERT
  1.  Joan Woodward HULBERT 
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MISC!:excerpted from 'A Tribute to Dorothy Bryson on Her 100th Birthday ' -- Born in Britton, South Dakota, she graduated in 1915 from Oberlin co llege with a major in Classics and went on to Radcliffe for an MA in th e same field. A few years of teaching in secondary schools preceded a sc holarship to the University of Chicago that helped her pursue a doctorate . There, in 1921, she was beginning a dissertation about Plautus and Rom an comedy when she decided to accept a one-year appointment as an instruc tor in Classics at Colorado College. . . . . At Colorado College, Cupi d quickly intervened in her PhD plans, for she fell in love with Archer B utler Hulbert, a widower with two daughters. In 1923, she was married th is handsome, gregarious history professor, who was almost twenty years he r senior. . . . In 1933, at the bottom of the Depression, Archer Hulber t died suddenly and unexpectedly. Overcoming all obstacles, Dorothy vali antly carried on the unfinished work of the Stewart Commission. . . . Sh e married again in 1938; sadly, her husband, Colonel Franklyn F. Wing, di ed only four years later. The second hallmark of Dorothy's character, he r devotion to commmunity service, came to the fore at this juncture. Dur ing World War II, she served as executive director of the colorado Spring s YWCA. . . . Then in 1951 she came back to her favorite institution, Co lorado College, where she served until 1960 in various new roles: as th e exective secretary of the summer session under Dean Adams, as part-tim e lecturer in English, and as the head resident of Montgomery and McGrego r Halls. . . . While most people fade into retirement at the age of 65 , Dorothy was just reaching the peak of her performance. At 69 she marri ed for a third time -- a CC graduate of the Class of 1911, Arthur Earl Br yson. . . . All of Dorothy Bryson's remarkable accomplishments have bee n carried out with seeming equanimity and unassuming modesty. Although s he now walks with a cane and wears a hearing aid, she remains bright-eye d and smartly dressed, and her mind seems as sharp as ever. She appear s frequently at college events, where she much prefers to inquire into th e welfare of others rather than to talk about herself; to face the futur e rather than to dwell on the past. . . .' [S747]

BIRTH!:letter from Nancy Olsen to L. Lienert dtd 1 Oct 1995; in L. Liener t's possession [S747]

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Rosalie REHAGG

Family 1: William King HOAG
  1. +Billy Keith HOAG 
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