Notes: Larry and Jane's Family Tree

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1401	This may not be the correct Olive Brown as she is shown being born in Thompson, CT, versus Charlton.	Brown, Olive (I9185)
1402	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Newman, Elias (I3719)
1403	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Dorr, Maria (I6418)
1404	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Hatheway, Wilbur C. (I6614)
1405	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Lugenfelter, Carrie (I6654)
1406	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Plantz, Melissa (I6655)
1407	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Meyers, Lucy (I6656)
1408	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	vandenBurgh, Benjamin Bedell (I6657)
1409	This new update contains most of the 1930 United States Census, and all United States Census Records, alphabetically, from Oregon to Wyoming, 1850-1930, all of the 1880 United States Census Records and all of the 1881 United Kingdom Census, including Canada for the Surname Fairbank/Fairbanks.	Bostwick, Stephenson Thorne (I6673)
1410	This transaction mentions the land of Molly Brown, wife of Jonathan Brown, lately deceased. Molly and Jonathan also had a son, Jonathan.	Brown, Barzellai Ellis (I1390)
1411	This was second marriage for Stephen Burdick, first for Caroline Easton Brown.	Family: Stephen Burdick / Caroline Easton Brown (F2103)
1412	This will represents the final disposal of his grandfather's, Jonathan Brown's, farm in Washington County, New York. As Leonard had no direct descendants, he directed that, if none of his nieces or nephews named in his will had an interest in acquiring the property, it could then be sold at auction and the proceeds distributed. The executor of the will complied with this direction by eventually selling the said property in 1907. The full text of this will is posted on Larry and Jane's Family Tree website at http://www.wilsonld.com/genealogy.com.	Brown, Leonard (I82)
1413	This work is always in progress...please remember to check documentation...please notify me of differences/errors/questions.	Wait, Christopher Brown (I8199)
1414	Thomas R. Cummings, 58, passed away on Wednesday, April 5, 2006, at home after a long illness. He was born in Schenectady and was the son of Jane Bell McCotter Cummings and the late Richard M. Cummings. Tom was employed as a graphic designer and printer for the Printing Services for the past 18 years. He was an honorary member of the Woodlawn Sportsman Club, where he loved to compete in their competitions, a member of NRA where he was a pistol range instructor, formerly active with Roamer's Motorcycle Club and the Americade event. He was an avid outdoorsman. In addition to his mother, Tom is survived by his devoted children, Vicki (Del) Adair, Sharon (Gene) Banks, Terri (Tammy) Holton, Richard (Sylvia) Holton Jr., Edward Holton Sr., Kathleen (Bill) Bohannon and Amy Hallock. Tom is also survived by 15 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; loving cousins; and many beloved friends. Tom was predeceased by his wife, Judy, she passed away on November 9, 2005. Relatives and friends are invited to attend graveside services on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at Memory's Garden in Colonie. There will be no calling hours ..." [The Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY), April 7, 2006, Page: B6]	Cummings, Thomas (I8365)
1415	THOMAS, Elisha Smith, P. E. Bishop, born in Wickham, Massachusetts, 2 March, 1834. He was graduated at Yale in 1858, and at Berkeley divinity-school, Middletown, Connecticut, in 1861, was ordered deacon in June, 1861, and priest soon afterward. He was at once put in charge of St. Paul's church, New Haven, where he remained three years. In 1864 he was elected rector of Seabury Hall, Faribault, Minnesota, and professor of Old and New Testament exegesis there. On the resignation and removal of Dr. James L. Breck, he succeeded him in the secretaryship of the Seabury mission. He spent the year 1869 abroad, studying the Semitic languages and attending lectures on New Testament exegesis. On his return he was elected rector of St. Mark's church, Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he remained five years. On 1 July, 1876, he became rector of St. Paul's church, St. Paul, Minnesota He was deputy from the diocese to three successive general conventions, and also a member, and for several years president, of the diocesan standing committee, trustee of the Bishop Seabury mission, and of St Mary's Hall and the Breck mission and farm. He was instrumental in founding two missions in connection with his own parish, and built mission churches at Warsaw and Morris-town. He was consecrated assistant bishop of Kansas, in St. Paul's church, St. Paul, Minnesota, 4 May, 1887, and received the degree of D.D. from Yale the same year	Thomas, Elisha Smith (I5572)
1416	Though U.S. census records, 1870 and 1880, indicate her name was "Mary," she apparently preferred the nickname "Minnie." City Directory listings in 1880s, when she was old enough to be listed, note her as "Minnie." Even her parents, when ordering her cemetery marker used the nickname "Minnie." She was born on a gorgeous farm in Saranac, near that of both sets of grandparents. According to a letter written by maternal grandmother Lydia Butler Guynup in 1879, the Badgers had tired of farming so Minnie's father Eleazer moved his family to Manchester where he would work in a factory. It was likely far less pleasant than the recruiting advertisements touted. Minnie worked in a factory from about age 14, tragically died of consumption.	Badger, Mary Ann "Minnie" (I13298)
1417	tkruger@ocii.com	Source (S500)
1418	Tombstone inscription read: How short, how swift, how frail the life of man? The greatest age on earth is but a span. Oh then be sure improve the present hour. The next perhaps may not be in your power.	Brown, Shearman (I1330)
1419	Town Clerk/	Hall, Benoni (I1147)
1420	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I604)
1421	Tribune - Star Terre Haute, IN Thursday, October 31, 1985 FRANCES L. MYERS St. Bernice - FRANCES L. MYERS, 78, St. Bernice, died at 9:10 p.m. Tuesday in Vermillion Convalescent Center, of natural causes. She taught elementary school for 47 years in Helt Township. She was born October 8, 1907, in Helt Township to Omer and Arletta Myers. Survivors include Marie Myers, Clinton; and Leila Wright, Riley; and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Sugar Grove United Methodist Church, Vermillion County Retired Teachers Association, and Indiana State Retired Teachers Association. Services are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Friday in Karanovich Funeral Home, Clinton, with the Rev. Nan Chizmar and William Duke officiating. Burial is in Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Visitation is after 2:30 p.m. today.	Myers, Frances L. (I8510)
1422	Tribune Star Monday, June 4, 2012 Barbara Ann Myers Mack Hillsdale - Barbara Ann Myers Mack, 83, of Hillsdale, died Saturday, June 2, 2012, in Vermillion County Convalescent Center. She was a lifelong resident of Vermillion County. She was born October 20, 1928, to Eaton Myers and Opal Ford Myers. Survivors include her children, David (Jean) Mack of Hillsdale; Marianne (Rick) Clark of Oshkosh, WI; Mick (Jacquie) Mack of Clinton; Scott (Mae) Mack of Paris, IL; and Fauniel (Dennis) Clawson of Oviedo, FL; 8 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; a niece Kelly (Don) Weinzerl of Florida; and a nephew Ron (Diana) Mack of Cayuga. She was married December 14, 1947 to Leigh S. Mack, who preceded her in death in 2002. She was a graduate of St. Bernice High School, a member of the Salem United Methodist Church, active in the Vermillion County Choral Club, and Home Ec Club for many years. She was retired from Meis Department Stores in Terre Haute. Services are 12 noon Wednesday, June 6, 2012, at Frist Funeral Home, 458 Blackman St., in Clinton, with the Rev. Leon Myers officiating, assisted by the Rev. Bill Felts. Burial will be in Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Visitation will take place from 10 a.m. to noon, prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, or Salem United Methodist Church.	Myers, Charles Eaton (I8148)
1423	Tribune Star Monday, June 4, 2012 Barbara Ann Myers Mack Hillsdale - Barbara Ann Myers Mack, 83, of Hillsdale, died Saturday, June 2, 2012, in Vermillion County Convalescent Center. She was a lifelong resident of Vermillion County. She was born October 20, 1928, to Eaton Myers and Opal Ford Myers. Survivors include her children, David (Jean) Mack of Hillsdale; Marianne (Rick) Clark of Oshkosh, WI; Mick (Jacquie) Mack of Clinton; Scott (Mae) Mack of Paris, IL; and Fauniel (Dennis) Clawson of Oviedo, FL; 8 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; a niece Kelly (Don) Weinzerl of Florida; and a nephew Ron (Diana) Mack of Cayuga. She was married December 14, 1947 to Leigh S. Mack, who preceded her in death in 2002. She was a graduate of St. Bernice High School, a member of the Salem United Methodist Church, active in the Vermillion County Choral Club, and Home Ec Club for many years. She was retired from Meis Department Stores in Terre Haute. Services are 12 noon Wednesday, June 6, 2012, at Frist Funeral Home, 458 Blackman St., in Clinton, with the Rev. Leon Myers officiating, assisted by the Rev. Bill Felts. Burial will be in Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Visitation will take place from 10 a.m. to noon, prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, or Salem United Methodist Church.	Myers, Barbara Ann (I8150)
1424	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3)
1425	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I835)
1426	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2406)
1427	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2407)
1428	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1)
1429	Unmarked Grave	Brown, Charles (I944)
1430	Unmarked Grave	Phenix, Abigail (I1042)
1431	Unmarked Grave	Sheffield, Eleanor (I1078)
1432	unmarried	Barney, Horace (I2001)
1433	until 30 Sep 1921 as a musician 2nd Class man in the Navy	Gerlicher, Roscoe F. (I1436)
1434	Upon arriving in America he was admitted to membership in The Church of England in Salem, MA. On Mar 24, 1639, he established a glass foundry, the first in America to make window glass. However, he became a victim of religious persecution, was excommunicated from the church at Salem, and in 1646 moved his famiy from Salem to Rehoboth, MA. On Oct 2, 1650 Obadiah Holmes and others of Rehoboth, were indicted by the Grand Jury at New Plymouth for holding meetings in their homes on Sunday. This indictment prompted his move from MA to Newport, RI. There he became a colleague of Roger Williams , and the 2nd minister of the first Baptist Church in Newport,RI, taking the leadership of the church while Pastor John Clarke, M.D. was England. He was christened at Didsbury, Co.Lancashire on Mar 18,1609/10, the son of Robert Hulme Jr and Catherine (Johnson) Hulme. His stone suggests a birth as early as 1606. He married Catherine Hyde on 20 Nov 1630 at Manchester, Co.Lancashire, England. Children: John Holmes, Jonathan Holmes , Mary Holmes Brown, Lydia Holmes Bowne, Martha Holmes Odlin, Samuel Holmes, Obadiah Holmes Jr, John Holmes, Joseph Holmes, and Hopestill Holmes Taylor.	Holmes, Rev. Obadiah (I15246)
1435	Used last name of Rathbun versus Rathbone because two deceased wives are listed with the last name of Rathbun in the RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription.	Rathbun, Albert C. G. (I7335)
1436	Used the last name as Rathbun versus Rathbone as that is the name used for his burial in the RI Historical Cemeteries transcription.	Rathbun, Joseph Anthony (I7334)
1437	Verner Oliver Crane, a former resident of Redlands, died of heart failure Thursday, November 7, 2002, at Oddyssey Hospice in Indio. He was 95. Born December 8, 1906, in Walla Walla, WA, he grew up in Redlands and lived in Redlands for 36 years. The past 7 years he had lived in Desert Shores, CA. He didn't finish high school, instead going to work as a chauffeur for George O'Brien (cowboy actor) and Lily Burke (wife of Billy Burke). He had owned an auto dealership in Alhambra for 10 years and was a member of Redlands Elks Lodge and the Eagles in San Bernardino. He also spent 20 years working for Bechtel and Aramco in Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and Libya. He enjoyed photography and playing poker. Survivors include 2 daughters, Bonnie Allison of Bakersfield, and Sherrie Singleton of Crescent City, CA; step daughter, Bobette Felton of Desert Shores, CA; and 17 grandchildren. He was predeceased by 2 children Patricia Helen Crane in 1924, and William James Crane in 1999. He was also predeceased by his 2 brothers and sister; Raymond Marion Crane in 1976; Barbara Elizabeth Crane Mann in 1999; Donald Alva Crane in 1993. He was married 3 times. He married Helen Taylor in Redlands 1925, Maggie Strain in Las Vegas in 1960, and Aline Van Voorst in 1972.	Crane, Verner Oliver (I9804)
1438	Victor died at the Mankato Health Care Center. Victor was born to George and Marguerite (Woods) Holcomb in Mankato. He attended school in Mankato also. He married Betty LeMoine May 7, 1965 in Mankato. In 1994 he retired after 30 years with Kato Engineering. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing cards, western movies and reading. He was a member of the American Legion Post 11. Victor is survived by his wife Betty; one daughter and her husband, Shari and Dave Baker of Mankato; three grandchildren; four brothers, Francis and his wife Jean, Marion and his wife Judy and Ira, all of Mankato, and George and his wife Bert of Kasota; one sister Mary Holcomb of Colorado and nieces and nephews. Victor was preceded in death by four brothers and two nephews.	Holcomb, Victor (I1830)
1439	Violet Marie (Allar) Gillette, 92, of Spooner and formerly of Springbrook, died on Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010, at Spooner Health System Nursing Home. Violet was born to Edwin and Esther (Scribner) Allar on June 7, 1918, at Springbrook. She was the youngest of 18 children. She attended school in Springbrook through the 10th grade. On April 3, 1937, she married Bert Gillette. They began their married life in Inver Grove, Minn., where three children were born. They moved to Springbrook in the spring of 1946 where Bert became joint owner of the Midway Garage. Violet stayed at home and had three more children. She enjoyed working in her garden and having many of her siblings and their families and friends near. During the 60's, Violet completed nursing aide training and worked for the Spooner Hospital and Nursing Home for 25 years. She enjoyed this work and was respected by the other aides, nurses, and doctors. After retiring, Bert and Vi enjoyed traveling to visit their children and also traveling with various bus tours. Violet was a member of the Namekagon Congregational Church UCC and the Ladies Aid at church. She was a member of the Eastern Star. In 1990 they moved from Springbrook to Spooner to live with their daughter Nancy. Violet lived the last six years of her life at Spooner Health System Nursing Home where she enjoyed many of the activities but especially singing with the visiting performers and the nursing home staff. Violet was a caring, thoughtful and loving person that will be missed by all. Violet was preceded in death by her parents; all of her siblings; and her husband, Bert. She is survived by her children, Norma (Glen) Henderson of Kalispell, Mont., Mike (Arlene) Gillette of Citrus Heights, Calif., Jerry (Bonni) Gillette of Naperville, Ill., Nancy (Joe) Benavides of Spooner, Cathy Shelko of Naperville, Ill., and Sue (Scott) Hamm of Cadott; 15 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; one brother-in-law, Jack Gillette, of Spooner; one sister-in-law, Clara Allar, of Hayward; and many nieces and nephews.	Allar, Violet Marie (I2719)
1440	Waite Brown is probably descended from the famous Chad Brown of Newport, RI. His descendants founded Brown University. Waite is not a blood relative of the descendants of Beriah Brown in North Kingstown, RI.	Brown, Waite (I2392)
1441	Walnut Grove Tribune, August 5, 1971 Funeral for W. A. Swoffer Held Tuesday Funeral services for W. A. "Buck" Swoffer were held on Tuesday morning, August 3,1971, at the Walnut Grove United Methodist Church. The Rev. Hugh Stephenson officiated. Douglas Dahms was soloist and Mrs. Gene Munson organist. Mr. Swoffer died of a heart attack at his home Friday morning, July 30th. Honorary pall bearers were Alfred Hendrickson, R. A. Bertelson, Arthur Lund, Walter Wiggins, Walter J. Andersen and Wm. A. Kuehl. Pallbearers were Carl A. Peterson, Charles Rys, Vernon D. Nelson, Walter Nelson, Mike Maguire and Steve Ourada. Interment was in the Walnut Grove cemetery. He is survived by his wife; eight children, Mrs. C. W. (Gretchen) Guelzow of Cocoa Beach, Florida; W. J. (Jack) Swoffer of Minneapolis; Richard S. Swoffer of Walnut Grove; Alfred H. Swoffer of Seattle, Wash.; Edward R. Swoffer of Binghamton, New York; Mrs. Howard (Mary) Egge of Universal City, Texas; Mrs. C. Elton (Patricia) Lund of Roseville; and Mrs. George (Joanne) Hopkins of San Jose, California. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Keith (Fanny) Boulden of Larimore, No. Dak. A lifelong resident of the comunity [sic], he was born September 25, 1887, at Walnut Grove, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swoffer. He attended the Walnut Grove schools and graduated from the School of Agriculture at the University of Minnesota in 1906. Mr. Swoffer spent several years surveying in the Arizona and New Mexico territories and the upper Minnesota River. On January 2, 1911, he was married to Henrietta Gerlicher at Winona. Mr. Swoffer was a partner in the Swoffer and Swoffer Elevator here for 41 years until he retired. Mr. Swoffer served on the Walnut Grove school board for many years and was a director of the Citizens State Bank. He was affiliated with the United Methodist Church, the Masonic Lodge and the Shrine. Mr. and Mrs. Swoffer observed their 60th wedding anniversary this year. Mr. Swoffer's father, Alfred Swoffer, and Walter J. Swoffer homesteaded a few miles north of Lamberton in 1870, coming from England. In 1882, the two brothers came to Walnut Grove and started a general merchandise business and in 1892 went into the grain business here	Swoffer, Walter Alfred (Buck) (I3134)
1442	Walter E. Cotter, age 104, of Woodland Road, Barrington, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, July 18, 2017. He was the husband of the late Elizabeth "Betty" M. (Martin) Cotter. Walter was always the dignified gentleman, whether in business, social engagements, golf or family matters. A person of moderation, he always had a job, and was often sought after for his dedication, trustworthiness and industry. He never hesitated to speak his mind, but always did so with grace and compassion. Born in Providence, a son of the late William H. and Sadie (Barney) Cotter, Walter lived in Barrington since 1954. He graduated from South Kingstown High School, went to work in his hometown of Wakefield as a store clerk, then as a newspaper reporter, then as car dealership bookkeeper. He attended Georgetown University. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, where he developed a mail system for the Naval Post Office that succeeded his tenure in the Navy. Mr. Cotter was hired by Aetna Casualty, where he acquired the enviable knack of tuning out the din of the office, while focusing on the matter of underwriting insurance. In 1956 he formed the insurance agency now known as Burns & Cotter, where he stayed active well into his retirement years. Walter enjoyed tennis, racing on a friend's S-boat, and watching his family grow. An avid golfer, he was a 60 year member of Rhode Island Country Club, where a recent plaque is named for him and his achievement of shooting his age at least once a year from the age of 79 to 91. He is survived by a daughter, Elizabeth "Lisbeth" C. Herbst and her husband Dave of Bristol; two sons, Walter B. Cotter of Riverside and John M. Cotter and his wife Susan of Englewood, FL; a brother, Richard S. Cotter of Idaho Falls, ID; ten grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. He was the brother of the late William H. Cotter, Jr. and Alice "Sis" Robinson. Walter's firm handshake belied his gentleness. His confident stride belied his humility. His patient wisdom of stating, "There is no penalty for being early!" showed us that we were blessed to have his guidance. Now, in his passing, he is not early, but rather he seems to be right on time. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Tuesday, July 25, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Luke's Church, 108 Washington Road, Barrington. Relatives and friends are invited, and may visit with the family at the church on Tuesday from 9:00 -10:30 a.m. A private burial, with military honors, will be held at St. Francis Cemetery, Pawtucket. Please omit flowers. Contributions in his memory may be made to St. Luke's Church	Cotter, Walter Edward (I101)
1443	was 47 years, 1 month, 6 days old when she died	Jacques, Susan Taylor (I4169)
1444	Was 54 years, 5 months, 16 days old when died	Brayman, John B. (I4168)
1445	Was apparently born in a shanty in South Dakota, was 1/2 Indian, her mother supposedly an Indian princess.	Davis, Myrtle Marie (I8331)
1446	Was called "Patty" when she was growing up.	Brown, Mary Patricia (I1201)
1447	Was classmate of Rolland Harvey Wilson	Brown, Ellsworth Leonard (I402)
1448	Was cremated and ashes scattered on Puget Sound, Washington. Marker in cemetery in Eureka Township, Wisconsin (same cemetery as Bertha and Floyd and next to their graves).	Davison, Lucille I. (I8635)
1449	Was he the Daniel Barney who d. 15 March 1822, age 84, at Hartwick, N.Y., age 84? Probably not. I have a death date of 15 Feb 1806 in my records. "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 123 by Mary E. Wesbrook "Boston Transcript" genealogical column, Jul 8, 1925; #2127, 8689(2) Rhode Island Vital Records," vols 6, 8 & 12 Coventry, R.I. Vital Records Swansea, Mass. Vital Records DAR Patriot Index, p 38 "Seven Pierce Families," p.201 CFI Mass. (IGI) "History of Swansea, Mass." Vital Records of Rehoboth, Mass.," pp.20, 530. LDS FGS Carma Coffin, 1237 East Santa Clara, Ventura, Cal. "Jacob Barney, 1634" gives his death date 15 Feb 1806'. A private record says he died about 1806, but can he be the one who died 15 march 1822, age 84, at Hartwick, N.Y.? While his chief residence was Swansea, Mass., he spent many years in Scituate and other Rhode Island towns. A complete list of his children is not found. From Aunt Betty's notes: Lieutenant in Capt. Richard Smith's Third (Scituate, R.I.) Company, June 1766 (Smith's Civil and Military Lists of Rhode Island I:259)	Barney, Daniel W. Jr. (I2115)
1450	Was in Oliver Cromwell's army. First record in America is in 25 Jul 1649 will of Edward Bullock of Dorchester in which a debt is acknowledged "due to Sampson Mason for wife's shoes." 1651, bought house & land in Dorchester from William Betts. 9 Dec 1657 Records of Rehoboth "voted that Sampson Mason should have free liberty to sojurn amonst us". 1667, one of the founders of Swansea. One of the proprietors of the "North Purchase". One of the larger contributors to King Philip's War.	Mason, Sampson (I3741)

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