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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-12-29
FOR Sale.

A neat cottage on Hoard St; has 4
rooms and cistern; property of f. A
Duncan. Mr.. Duncan intends to re-
move to Linden and will sell cheap
if sold right away. See J. b. Rey-
nOlds 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-12-29

"This i going to be 4 mild winter.
There will not be much snow or ice,
and the water next spring will not be
very high, with little chance for
Hoods This Is the story and predic-
diction Of tile mnskrat Of Wisconsin,
according To the hunter, the trapper
and the casualobse rver.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-12-29

The best editorial summary of
the problems discussed in President
Rooseyelt's annual message aud of
the questions now before Congress
will be found in the January mum
Der OF the Review Of Reviews, There
is also in Che same magazine good
discussion Of the situation in world
politics and international relations
at the opening Of the new year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-12-29
Fresh Bakery Goods

such as cakes, doughnuts, cookies
bred etc. every day. Brewer Il Pen
hallegon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-29

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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-09-29
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

titan name. Il could not q have been q.
surname, II she was full sister, to Lady
spottswood, for thtS lady s maiden name
lis stated Din all the records i have seem
to- have been Anna Butler .Rrawne.,S 4
The Butler was put in her name In COM
pliment to her godfat Their, the Duke of
Ormond. whose surname was B Butler i
is now; said that Lady Spottswood was
niece ito the Duke 4: Of Orrnond. Is that
conjecture or Is ut pported Il by old re-
cords (Purely coniec ture.--,E e'.A NJ #ss
3s Il know how difficult. II not impossible!
1T is. 20 obtain rella BILE genoa logical $infor-
nation, when there Is! nothing to- guide
the seeker except identity or .resembanca
of srlrnames. The fact that one bears a
noble surname Is no proof (withnut other.
hevidence) that one is descended from q
noble English family with essame sur
name. "a q was customary. for serya IS and
dependents OH the English nobility and
gentry to ASSUME the snrnames Of their
patrons iandama sters. though thout pre-
tending to ANY blood relationship With
them. For confirmation Of this fact see
Morley's life of Oliver Cromwell PUBLISH
ed In the Century Magazine a. few years,
ago. Old family records, the parish and
county records seem to be reliable. tbs
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& . y "
Chelsea for the old home at Chelsea
In Mlddlesex. England. We do not think
that this familyof Moore has any, cons.
snectioE with that Of the ate Bishop
Moore, whose ancestors We're from GBcl X;
shire England. II is more likelS that
Colonel Bernard Moore is of the Rock:
bridge MooresS~nf whom was the Hon.
Andrew Moore; who was Of Scotch de p.
scent. n r s13SJ ID 3 $3.50 81
II Mrs. J.ss S. OF No 1924 N1nlns
Street. West, Richmond will send , !, US 8
or the Shields family. .8j
HI N From a Constant Reader 9. NJ. p
PLEASE publish genealogy of Upshur fam n.
bily, OF Essex Il county, Va. and of the
BIIarrlsons, fof Caroline county Il
Send Us some data5of both and y viii
be issued. {Y3 s55
= K The Cary Family will be given II. Is
sue OF o7thS Instant.
al In reply to aS demand for he "Rodes'
family, we giveSthe following Informal
ton, as gathered from several reliable
sources: @ n " iis5 t6
4. The first known was Gerard de, Rodes,
OF Horncastle, In Lincolnshire. q proml-
5nent baron In reignIFof Henry II. lie
eventually ettleds lin Derbyshire, Eng
land ssSi. tss-
John Rodes, OF stavely, Wyoodthorpe
Whose ancestry Is traced back TO Cre-
rard- de- Rodes), married, first, Attelina,
daughter OF Thomas Hewett, Of Wales,
In Yorkshire (will proved April 2S, IBID
Issue: Francis Rodes 90, born 1880 died
1885, was educated at st, Johns Coz
8lege, Cambridge. hut did not graduate.
t,Hx .taro a ,k rn I
1859 was called to the bar Was Lett
reader a t his i'm 1860, and was double
reader In 1876, and seems to have de-
rived considerable fortune from his prac-
tice, In 1878 he was raised to Z eglee
Of Colt, and on August q, 1862. was made
Queens sergeant. On June 20. 1888. no
was raised to the bench2as Justice OF The
took part In the trial &c Mary Queen nf
Scots, at Fotherngay, He died about tia
end OF 1888, at Stayely, NYoodthorpe, lis
will, dated June Z, 1857, was proved April
%, 1901 Among numerous enefacttons,
he made beqnests to st. Johns College
and the newly-fouEded grammar school
lat stayely His reports were among the
manuscript collections Of Sir John May
Enard (1Go2 1890, and are now In l.incon-
! shire Library His principal seat was mt
marlborough, Derbyshre. where he built
the hal still standing, He also pllr-
chased extensive es tates-B lllngdsy. Der
field, Great and Little Honghton--all IN
Yorkshire. He married, first, E!izaheth,
daughter OF Brlhn Sand ford, Of Thorpe
fsalyine, Yorkshtr a 81 second, Mary, Oldest
daughter of Francis Gharleton, Of An
5pley,S In Shropshire. II lis sstste married
John Manners, fourth Earl Of Rutland
3(see Burke) who appointed dge Fran
scls Rodes f(2)s SIla OF his execu tors
II Judge Francis Rodes (2l was succeeded
IN his IA rlboro,sg nj estat e by his eldest
son by first wife 81 II hll r odes Et;,,,
who was knl ghted ard aSssryed 4 as sheriff
\ Of perbyshirei horn 400 died 1880 sl iins
had ss son, ancia ~ D, ~ no ma rIed Fs!!a-i
/ 1.asssll and was elevated N r.
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onel Richard Wyatt \. OF the Revolution.
3as&well as all the ma e members Of the
family, We're such red hot rebels to The
crown tina t they did not want to look
upon Anything connected with England !;
so her father one day tore down from
E the parlor wall the coat-of-arms, which
was Iarge9oil pa hitting iii a brass frame.
and with his sword cut 1t out and threw
1t in the fire. His pretty little daughter.
4 Nancy. seeing this. ran in ard rescued
flames hiding under the
ewes OF the v house In the attic. When
the British came nd set fire to the
house, Nancy thought OF her treasure,
rushed In. and gain rescued 1T from the
flames. Ny,ers she married Colonel Ar-
thony New, In fter years. she took the
old relic with her to Ken ucky.5 t was
there that Colonel r. w, Wyatt, OF
edition. saw 1t, much battered with
a ge% and sea FRED Il withspfire. but enough
was left. to- distinguish It's colors q e red
and azure. with the boarss heads and the
conventional fleurr e. vs. n
OF the mary relics OF this ancient and
honorable family t hat t re. now scattered
among the descendants. & one particularly
is terestlng, now in pos session Of Mrs.
tOyerton Woodland Hicks, IL being a cour-
8terpane more than two hundred years
old, the cotton OF which It Ia made hav-
= ing, been grown, spun and woven by the
ladies OF tho Ware branch OF the fam
sily,s# loEg before the Revolution, when
Virginia was under the crown. tis pure
white, daintily embroidered fringe It's
{ flenr-de-lys.sw with a heavy fringe al its
side. while tho Goa -of.arms are embrold-
erred at It's head. ;S: Y, Si ~ XII,
We also present; a picture Of &c llfton.."'
tie old Wyatt homestead, In 4 Albemarle
county, now owned by. Mr., "A 81 p. Fox,
formerly OF Richmond. No more beau
EtifulH location car be seen In Albemarle
having In full view, ION the one hand
classic Monticello; on the other, beauti-
3f,llf Edge Hill, while at Its feet winds
the graceful Rlvanna,i and stretching be-
foro It are the Everlasting Hills Of
the Southwest mountain range. with
their health-givlng }breezes.
From "A subscribe err Re February %. 1901
s"In8the spottswood Family Of the 31st
January, It refers to the Moor family Of
5"Chealsea.. ~ In King William county. IL
possible, will you give the history of
chelsea ~ Who was original owner and
builder UP to date OF its passing away? 8
5Answer-Wa presume twas built by
Colonel Bernard q NJ GORE. u who named It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

baronetcy August IA, 1s41, BY King
Charles L. He had a son, Francis Rodes
% Z. of scarborough second baronet, who
died 1852. He married Ann. daug hters Of
Sir Gervis clifton. Their son. Clifton.
rled March 10, 1852 first H I4ettie Clifton,
leaving no children 4 second, elizabeth.
daughter Of John serimshre. a. Col,
greave his children by second wife were
John Rodes rs. born 1862 y s imposed to
have been lost at sea. "a .5.
Derfield and Great ard Lit ef Iioughton
passed to the eldest son of judge Fran
els Rodes by his second Wife Sir &c COG
frey Rodes az (died 1891 !, whose son,
Edward Rodes (lb99- 1865, served as
sheriff OF Yorkshire. and colonel Of Torso
under CROMWELL and was also member
OF Cromwells prlvy council sheriff q
Perthshire, and represented .PerthEln Par
laments OF 1G56-5s, also II $50 1850. Sir
Edward Rodess sister, Elizabeth, was
third wife OF Thomas Wentworth, Earl
OF strafford Her portrait, by all.lln.
known, hand. belongs TO the Earl OF
Crewe Il who so possesses a. portrait OF
her father, sir Godfrey Rodes.
] ohm Rodes 20 Il and Eliza beth (Jason),
son OF Francis Rodes ~. had o. son,
John Rodes (6, OF Cornhlll,5 London, a
linen draper oldest son>, who married
Mary, daughter OF illianl q I'ighe, OF
London, and had lissue;B1st, liam (O,s
born l645, I'd, John C7)i died Infants 1.-TWO
unmarried daughters); second son, Fran
els Rodes az. . went to Maryland; was
twice married. and eventually returned
to England; the third sor, Charles
Rodes 10 removed to Virginia. where
he married, 1895 x fourth child. Ann, mnr-
,ried Henry Harrison of NVorlsop.
The arms for Rodes are described as:
'.Arg,3 a lion PEASANT; guardant, encir-
cled by two acorns. az. between Two
beEdlets,. ermInes, az Crest--Arm couped
mt elbow holding an oak branch, or
THE above taken from authentic books
and papers In the ST.. Louis libraries
and other sources by direct descent
dant. Mr., Frank Rodes, of St Louis.
IF From "c.n Beaver Dam Hanover
county Vat ia
In tho account or the pendletop
family, written In the genealogical
column a few weeks ago, II stated that
the Pendletons at Virginia, are sup
posed to be descended from George Pendle-
tons OF y Norwich. England" So there
isn't any doubt about this descent?
II have a copy of the Pendleton geneAogy,
the first part of which was copied from a
record written by Judge Edmund PEN
dleton, more than a century ago. This
record states as n fact that Judge PEN
dleton's grandfather, Ph!lip Pendleton.
was descended from the above mentioned
George Pendleton, OF Norwich, England,
Ihaye also possessed for many yenrs.
IA Winston family CEREAL gy, taken from
old Winston records, It agrees with the
Winston genealogy. furnished by the Rev.
~, Powell Garland.
5 L. have also possessed for many years
William Byrdis diary, which tells OF his
visit 10 Colonel Spottswoods famllM,
III The M iss ,gheky, 't therein nlent oned,
was sister to Lady Spottswood, and
I.strhalsy b seems to have been her Chyis.
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COLONIAL Ho ME OF COL II VvWYATT
Wiere distinguished people been adned and

eSs.L n.
dore Hoyt Woodland, Of Tensas Parish ii.
La. III q .s$s III vi
I'd, q Richard oyerton Wyatt. Al p, sur 'uFr'
seon in Confederate army. died Of pnee Nll
rnonia while In camp. s.
j. Captain James Walter Wyatt; killed
at the battle Of Cold Harbor, while act
mig Major. He fell with twenty-sev zen
bullet holes In his body.
sth.; Eveline Harris Wyatt. died in her ; =
girlhood. II; n, 81 ..s, ,.ll
5th. Alice Elizabeth Wyatt died IN early
eth, Ida May Wyatt. married joseph
Marion Wyatt OF Caroline county.
7th Mary Nelson WYATT I II N ~ E19
". Va ~, Az sss :,
sth. Kate Harrison Wyatt, married LIST
sa mucl EstonF Wilson, OF Texas I'd, Rev.
John wills Lea: OF WI liamsb urg,s but
lived! In Huntington, Va
{sSI Issue / OF. Mart as Ann ~ and - heo-
Sdore IIoyt Nv coda I'd l3s
(a)5 Harriet Overton Woodard, married
Samuel DoWney r ticks, Jr,. son Of Samuel
u. Hicks. formerly prominent y to bacco-
mist OF r ichmond. " Ar
q (b)5 Annie Pritchard Woodland married ma
Edwi lansing Fox, Of Keswick. Va now
of scottsville, h Va. g Il, ~ y,
r. (c)s John wyatt yYoodurd, died In early
youth. I. Fl !, :, !, !, 7. I.
pseph Marion Wyatt and q la FL lay Y
Wyatt, had issue: q: sl,s ',zs...
d Harriet James Wyatt married Henry
st, Clair yashington. Of Richmond ya,
Their daughter was Harriet Washing
tom. sS4 n !, s, !, ~
liar. Edwin Williams, OF Berwi ck,S "a
& (s) Ida Marion Wyatt, OF Hun tillngton,
Va 8s 81 g, y !.
Hunting ton. Va. sag !. 4 I, Il 7,
!. Harriet Il Overton SyYoodard and 8 u D.
Hicks had ono daughter, Virginia + Ran
ldolph Hicks. q
ta) Richard wyatt Fox, died an infant,
Is Edw. Lansing Fox, Jr., died an in n.
3fant, s5 II. L, ss y. FL & \ +, rs \. /
Il /. Ia Katherine N elsons FOX. I,
The issue OF W Ian. Richard B '7E'
Wyatt nd Narth Scott is as follows; '
LIST 81 Richard Watson Wyatt marrl lee
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1||Y;EtIY Y ~ !5l!EngI l 81.
rottie Eubanks, 81 ot Midde.ex county

Bettie Eubanks, Of NtIddlesex county Es'r'':
Va. 81
"a. Annie Eliza wyatt. unmarried, %
Huntington, ~. Va. 4
n "a. Joseph Marion Wyatt, married Ida
May Wyatt, OF Clifton, Albemarlo
coiitty, Va. dead !,
4tli.8 Thomas Barton Wyatt, married
Annie Leake, OF North Carolina. gs
William X. I 3. w yatt and Belle Scott
(second wIfe) had Virginia Ellen Wyatt.
OF Huntington w. Va, and Margaret
Barum Wyatt, OF West Virginia. i.f
Richard Watson Wyatt and Bette Eu
bank had two children--C Charles Russell
Wyatt prominent lawyer OF Hunting
ton /, ~, Va, who married Sarah sloan.
ana Belle Layton Wyatt who married :l'
Colone Joseph lizard, OF Fairfax co eiil
3ty, 4t " a., IA now Lieutena rt-G lover NOT al OF
Virginia. \ e, .t !.
S The issue of Thomas Barton att and
Annie Lea Ike Wyatt. as follows: James
Augustus Lenkc Wyatt, sJr., SSt Ann Eliza
beth Ieake Wyatt. WORKMAN Wyatt.
SJaines Pembroke Wyatt. They reside 3 In
North Carolina. E Is, 8s s sSss. 4.
The children OF Belle Layton wyatt
sand Colonel. j Joseph w lard are I'm Belle,
Layton Willard and FL beth ~ Hard g. M.
q The children of Cha rles r ussel w yattt
ana y sarah sloan are: Charles Russell.
wyatt, Jr.,8 Morton Sloan Wyatt. Joseph
Willard Wyatt s s55 s55 rs L, 81
THE coat -of-arms. ~ hich5 we presen is Is
taken from a sketch mao from he OIL q III
gnal.f+ drawn by Colonel r. w. IVY Wyatt
10 fs3"Cl ftcn.' some yea rs q 50: III # \ ~!
@F QUITE Nar interesting incident in ~ con 4
INJECTIONS with these arms Is told. sho wing
tho intense patriotism OF our
airy forefathers. IN
Nancy Wyatt's IA Their, who vas Col
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also true that the members Sof til

also true that the members Of then
clans, bore the surnames Of ~ heifg
tains, regard less OF any kinshtp.Ms
s5 a genealogl cal conf lecture is sonly VI
lecture. at the best; rave & lsi III
| good many genealogi les to be found
III supposition, and I have knoWI#
such genealog les to be8 tested hi s6s
I{thentic records. IN every a ms tam
supposed record was proved to bSsl
take. An Innocent, ingenio us ~
Ebut a mistake, Notwithstanding
sl We than kt# on i es teemed v cprreAis
for the above, though "a n errorg RI
ISin0quotinG sus as saying In /. the $P14
article, that tia Pendl etons Sofs sl
!; are supposed to be descendS
George Pend ton. Of NorWs q, = T.!
I'VE said they were g posed tod
sscendef from Henry Pend eto9|
George. We can nowhere find ain
EPendleton: but .,if y Judg e Pel
grandfather. Philip Pendl ctqn ,W4
descended from George Pend let
England ,'' then many ofs the desc
OF the family are In error ifroIt&
v.a quoted the above. I3ul.,swtt HI
ception, We agree In er,,.yyi' yVOrd5S
above letter. We made II he sant&8
|8mnt In connection With our SsSss la2
article, about English servants
pendants insthe colony assuming
names and titles of their m sterS3gs
was somewhat resented, We hayAG
hard to admit OF no guessworke
ing our Virginia families to tha9M
reera go; hut we fear. IN, som q caNe
tho defendants themsel ves, In thelE
ness to claim an esout cheon5 81 tllS4it
fathers, have heell unintentl onatf
into a suppositions by similarity 0J
or want OF undoubted autsiority q WI |Es
Ri N
To "E, Fl. IT," Aberdeen. yyaYki
State: The Lively family Rllls5A
lin our next. fais.
In answer to Mr.. n, +. q
ford City, Va, in query as to THIS N
OF Jam as Pend lie ton, who maprta
Rell, daughter of Joseph Bell %
lp,lsta, county 1895. and renloysd n
t,;nky, 1896. whose son wa = y q nlN
man Pendletonap We thinks lfngtSE
tho above James Pend Teton WA
the sons OF Edmund Pendle
Plains. Caroline county, WllssS
l74S.l and married 17T3 Mildred
He had several sons which q RI M y;
In the Page genalogy fronl mi
quote. Ent Rev. Mr. SlauKhtaysS
History Of ST. Marks E'arLs
ipepor county, Val. spea ks q ~ ~ S Sss
dletons from, Caroline who set ne s:
western counties and doubt less III y
James Is one OF thein, IL IN 5gs ~
For more than an hour he u
kduelists had fought des T r. ca &, a N
B Suddenly one o. thsnI y as 4 AZ N
.''iioldI exclaimed the refer 9
ever he Is In French spplng
the combat ants, ny ls a ttA$
Esir2r'i 81 a /,
piled the tineIist Who hAd ygin $
II ssiSheatlla your wes pcns. u III NSl
said tina referee, 9aQr r. S9
chicag 81 TriRuas, syE IS " IL }3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

Anvil Guy after the death " he sister,
who was his first wife. \ 4 & Z
" william wyatt and Polly New had the
following issue: q III js Y. II 4. a I,
VA ~ William Richard Banum Wyatt ma ma \
ried f,rst Martha Scott, second Belle
Scott, sisters. Of Caroline county, Ya.55
(2)virgif,la Wyatt married Hugh
Chandler, Of Caroline county.
BY the I'd wife Of William Wyatt
(susan MINOR were:
"a j John iviviars Wyatt married Emma
5Doggett, 4 Of Caroline county,. "A.
as Elizabeth Wyatt married George
Coleman, Caroline county.
I1liabet ii K Wyatt Il and vi Rev Robere
Wilkinson had Nil dred Hnrr ison ~ !lki1-
son--and Mary Ann w ilkinson who mar
ried DR.. Baldwin N. I; Buckner, Of M adj.
SUI, county Richard wilkinson and NIL NJ
dred Minerva ilkinson, who married leo
Daniel ~ Brown, Q 4 Powhat an IN county;
Sarah Elizabeth rilklnson. .5s !. !.
The Issue OF Mary Ann Wilkinson and y.
Or. Buckncr. was Robert q rthnlr, 3Linden
Chnpmh n. Wa tier. l.elgh h. NJ D.,s and Mary
Blanche, " no married Mr.. Cnrnegie-all
the q bove are or Roanoke Va. 3
l The Issue az Y Samuel AtWell Guy Ind
Anne Wyatt, were John Henry Guy, ma :.
Fled Mary Ransom, Of Richmond. Va;
Eliza Frances Guy married Dr. Peters D u
;y; his second wife, Sara h NVyat T. (slster
OF hts frst). were giniaf g t1y;sll len
GuyEmarried James Iolena n. 9 nd Samuel
$Atwell Guy. Jr., married Emma " II bb,
near Lyncllburg. Va8 NJ \.
THE issue Of Richard Ware wyatt and
Harriet King Harris. we're
1st, Martha Ann Wyatt, married Theo.
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Gas Ran gess and Blue

@ II you are a tier a Il horoug hly good 4
n stove, come here one thntSSSyou can de-
pend on. we s how 70 b. line that will
s5 open your eyes. Ever Il style OF Ga Sc
and Gasoline stoyes and Ranges, We
OFFER a good, reliable stove 81 O2S
for3E as little Sas :, -:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

$ Ii Mrs. JSs S. ~ OF, No. 1924 Main
Street West, Richmond, will send &us
coat of arms. we will get out something
or the Shields family. Z \: Z, 81 s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-17
..Thc IBmrgomastern Tonight.

That great musical comedy, "The
Burgomaster, will again delight
amusement lovers at the Tacoma the
ter tonight. In the cast Is one OF
most promising young actors In
nerica who has not only given evil
ence of the most unctuous humor az
j comedian, but who promises to be
one of the leading stage producers
# the covntry. He is Oscar l.. Fig
IN, and he has already reached the
distinction of being featured with
The Burgomaster," as large as the
company He is a brother of Max
Figman, stage director for Mrs.
Fiske, who produced Mary of Mag
dala" for that great actress, and all
of her other pieces for the past five
years. Though Oscar Figman has
never seen his brother direct q re-
hearsal, his methods are the same as
those Of Max Figman He Is very
quiet, never loses his temper, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Half way
around the globe Miss Ethelind Cody,
a well known Cleveland girl, is trav-
cling to meet the man who is to be
her husband. He is Samuel Higgin-
bottom, Welshman, Princeton gradu-
ate, missionary and teacher in the
Christian school at Allahabad, India
If all goes well and the ship Mas
sillia, on which Miss Cody will sail
from England, reaches Bombay on
time the wedding will take place in
that city November l
Miss Cody first met Higginbottom
several years ago when he visited
her father, Indus Cody, at the Cody
home, 60 Fifth avenue. Higginbot-
tom had then spent several years in
the mission field, winning marked
success. Miss Cody was teaching in
the Haymarket kindergarten, having
studied in the Cleveland and Chicago
kindergarten schools Whether Hig-
ginbottom took with him a promise
of marriage when he left Cleveland
to return to his mission field is not