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that the degree accorded In the list of degrees
specifications in this wise: John Pepont Morgan direct
descendant OF the Rev James Ppont the most of the
founders of Yale And had been thinking all the time that it
account of the steel trust Not bit of it Mr. Morgans
honors not personal but hereditary Yale them If
the specifications intended apology
the apology is worse than the ofense. -
The process by which the
Mr. Morgan determined confused If his honos
hereditary their character obviously ought preserved
Being descended from clergyman Mr. Morgan certainly
should be created doctor divinity He
theology he does of law and he buy the best of BOTH
The Yale governing body strange place find the snob
rampant The whole world knows that Mr. Morgan distinguished
because he hnancier successful captain
Of eminent achievement many fields All this makes him
perfectly object OF artificial conferred distinction
when the financial world
the ground that he had grandfather the spectacle becomes
groesque
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MR. HEARST, FUNERAL DIRECTOR

R HEARST has lost his grievance and makes sulen
MI reluctant still crying fraud but subdued
lVI He is hard loser The f of for the New
York mayora election showed change favor of Hearst
of about half of for every ballot box opened
mistakes the original favored Hearst others helped
Mcclellan but the final balance Hearst did
AcCeans majority third of the
of judgment and supplied evidence that fraud intended
The count furnishes proof that in New York. under Tammany
elections conducted with substantial regard for the rights
of candidates
Mr. Hearst loses the of martyrdom
long his precious jewel Put microscope
the baube turned clay Mr. Hearst has been publicly exhibiting
his wounds for years. but appears that they
OF paseboard by the stage property
Mr. Hearst conducting the funeral of his hopes
brass band and oaton The remains appear inspection
consist of vague charge that the ballot stuffed
AS he will not be compelled this allegation
anywhere else this is obviously the immortal part of Mr. Hearss
grievance He will permit forget it 1t will be embamed
n words
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Fails to Find Any
Trace of Disaster
The Smart Set

"HE engagement of John Geary and
Miss Marie Carter of San Diego
was informally announced a day
or two ago, and is of unusual
interest to old San Franciscans. who
remember the prominent part played
by Geary's forbears in the city's
history. His grandfather, General John
Geary, was the last alcalde in the old
Spanish regime and the first mayor of
San Francisco, and it was in his nonor
that Geary street was named. Geary's
father. Colonel william Geary. was one
of the most distinguished and beloved
officers in the service, and his death,
which occurred about six months ago,
was regarded as a genuine loss by
wide circle of friends. He left five
sons all of whom are popular here,
and one daughter, Margaret. who lives
with her mother In Berkeley.
Miss Carter is not known here, but
is reported as both pretty and clever.
She is shortly to make a visit to her
f1ances family, when his old friends
will have an opportunity of Offering
her their good wishes in person
Miss Jennie Crocker. who has been a
guest of the Whitelaw Reids in Lon
England two weeks ago, and is expected
in her country home, "Uplands," near
FL Cerrito, this evening. Miss Crocker
crossed the continent in her own car.
She was the bridesmaid at the marriage
of Miss Jean Reid and the Hon. Hubert
Ward, last month, in England, and was
presented at the last drawingroom by
Mrs. Reid. Templeton crocker. who grad
uated from Yale last month, is making
the trip to California in his motor car,
accompanied by a classmate. They will
join the family here next month.
The officers of the West Virginia,
which is now at Mare island. will be
hosts at minstrel show on shipboard
this evening, to which several OF the
matrons and maids from Mare island,
and a few from this city. have been
hidden. The affair promises to be a
very jolly one, and will conclude with
supper at midnight. Tomorrow after
noon the same ship will be the scene
of one of the informal dances that are
so popular with the girls of the smart
set The deck will be canvased and
screened for the dancing, and decorated
as usual with banners and flags. Tea
will be served at about o'clock.
Mrs Elizabeth Davenport and Miss
Eleanor Davenport have hidden a num-
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ber of friends to an informal tea. which
will take place this afternoon in the
Davenport home in Pacific avenue.
Their guest of honor will be Miss
Louise Hollister Cooper, whose engage
ment to Hewitt Davenport was an
nounced a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret McEnerney are
on their way TO Europe. where they
will spend vacation Of several months.
The plan was decided upon only a few
days before they left for New York.
most of their goodbys being written
from the train
Mrs. Walter Dean is visiting her
brother and sister in law. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hicks, in Los Angeles, and will
spend three or four weeks in the south
ern town. The Deans present plan is
to give up their San Rafael house in
three or four months and go to Europe
for what may be stay of some years,
with their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs. Josiah How
ell have gone to Weber Lake, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames were
among the San Franciscans who sailed
on the Mariposa on Monday for Tahiti,
where they plan to spend a month or
two.
Mrs. W. II. H. Switzerland, wife of
Captain Switzerland. and her daugh-
ters, Harriet and Mary. left on Tuesday
for Honolulu, where they Will spend a
month or six weeks. The Southerlands
returned only a week ago from a visit
TO the Yosemite valley with friends.
The engagement of Miss Helen Chat
fee, the daughter of General and Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee, and Lieutenant John
Howard, was announced in Los Angeles
a few days ago. The Chaffees are well
known here, as well as in the southern
city. Lieutenant Howard Is now on
duty in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watson will
spend the summer in Mill Valley. where
they have secured a cottage for the
season
Miss Winifred Mears will leave verv
shortly for the canal zone. where she
viii visit her brother, Lieutenant Fred
ertck Mears- Lieutenant Mears Is one
Of the engineers stationed at that point
Miss Mears is already planning a hook
that shall describe a wonaan's view Of
the canal.
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Impertinent Question No. So
What Is Fashion?

For the original wite answer to this ouestion,b
brefer the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next five answers The Call will pay ONE Dol
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once MAI
your answer short and SEND 1T ON 4 POSTAL
CARD 10
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
Winning Answers to "what Is Happne..y
Out In the
Zach with chew of gum;
With Tommys nv
guess that's going some
bard trestc
Thinking that getting what you thought Won wanted
81 prize Richard. 1920 street.
Happiness far I can
Means take things they are
Not as they should be
prize to Station city
One of the few diseases isn't CONTAGIOUS
street ctv
The pig of everyday life-hold i 49,.
u prize to E. O. rOnpkns 2ls Lake city.
A bank park
Where the perfumes
Music the ---1
And the Sunday Morning Cali
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Answer to Queries

PROPERTY AND DIVORCE-J. z.
NJ, Aptos, Cal. In an action for divorce,
the wife leaving her husband, but not
having any children, is she entitled to
alirnony? (2) In like case what part
of the husbands money or property will
the law allow her? (3) If a woman
marries a man who has property before
marriage. In case of divorce, what part
of that property will the law allow her +?
These are questions that can be
answered by court upon hearing the
facts.
vOTING-F. c., Fruitvale CAL Came
to California from the east in Decem-
Der, 1907. Can 1 vote in this state at
the election next November?
In order to vote in this state a citizen
must have resided in it one year next
preceding the election at which he
wishes to vote.
YEOMAN-L. NJ c., City. What Is a
yeoman on warship?
The nautical definition of a yeoman
Is an inferior officer under the boat
swain, gunner or carpenters, charged
with the stowage, account and distribu-
ton of the stores. !.
THE PHILIPPINES Subscriber. City.
What inducements are there for young
men to locate in the Philippines?
Address communication to Governor
James F. Smith, Manila, and he will
have the same answered.
PANAMA--Subscribe City. To whom
should one apply for government lob
on the Panama canal?
Make application to the isthmian
canal commission, Washington, D. c.
CHINA. E. NJ, Aptos, Cal. What
is the population of China?
1t was estimated on the first of jan
uary of the current year that the pop
ulation of China was $4,000, 900.
BILL-Subscriber, City. When does
bill outlaw in California?
An open account outlaws in six years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03

WI dCIIy ldl SECS no good IN KooseVe and po1cleS
1t is like this, says the Kentucky philosopher:
kind
that said be candid
administration has rafting good
differ to its effect the destiny of the United
admitregardles
previous condition of serude convehtonst thoroughly
enjoyed half Theodore
be candid will admit that objection still four
founded repub and the father Of whom the
objected establishing dpotm however benevolent ppuang
Roosevelt believed
seriously dcommode he trusts
We all know where hostility Roosevelt and
chief inspiration 1t does not from the democrats
whom voted him and again
could he be candidate with
due regard for the best traditions republic More than that
the whole country will be ready agree when
that Roosevelt has been great presidents the
people with united have done the Grover
Cleveland
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THE SNOB AT YALE

COOKING over the list of degrees recently granted by Yale
university honors causa finds the of Tohn Pier
pont Morgan created doctor of We are certain that
none will grudge Mr. Morgan this distinction which not
much badge of learning sort induction TO an
OF nobility OF the muarious which pluocracv
transmitted into arsocray becoming familiar to America
and the well trodden road Europe Morgan has amnv
earned his distinction
Yet the Yale faculty sight in Mr. Morgan
It neither Of his wealth of his accomplishments
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POLITICIAN who did mot go to

A POLITICIAN did
FIat LOOKS Alike Chicago telling stories Of happen
Many Editors 1 ings in Washington. D. C, anin
anecdotes OF Senator Thomas
papers often than he enjoys
politician, "P the only IN the
1t such joke that eo
pondn special dispatch About week erward
bureau
proof He indicated the clippings Comment
The other the only senator in the chamber
chaplain offered his In of these there's comment
editoy otherwise It's all in the ven
needed be there
any who could be named"
r1I You neve tell what will produce
-AuiH"01o feeling Sometimes
ACTS OF MeIodraa aky Shaw comedy
think wild mod could sleep it does
exciting She
might learn of what
stuff her dreams made.
,,x =, ,,k do you is the most popular
0 - in London just for male babies2 Peter"
Name Tor 6aoleS you Martin
used dislike though OF his uncle Peter Donahu
He need not dislike Elizabeth favored for
girl babies this the other side of the and Shel this side
1.:rs - IT, Pao Alto this
vouches it-as"on is too
trace OF OISaSter be
of editorial perhaps Jennings:
When the feet bluejackes
of them after he had marched all the
Ness and nearly hailed during
the long line
say friend he asked which where the fire wa"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
The Insider

Tells how Senator Thomas c. Platt received
public comment on his solitary attendance
in the senate when chaplain offered prayer
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF ROOSEVELT

n A ARSE HENRY WATTERSON has eye for things on
both sides of fence and he takes little stock the inspired
lVl acrimony that good Roosevelt and my policies
It is like this. the ckv
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SIumberS Through 9
Acts of McIOdrama

You would not think a wild melo
sometimes. The other night in I
sensations in every act, one woman
fully through the entire six acts.
stuff her dreams were made.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
Peter Is FaVOrife
Name for Babies

used to dislike his name, thoug
He need not dislike it any NOR
girl babies this season on the 9th
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames were
among the San Franciscans who sailed
on the MaripOsa on Monday for Tahiti,
where they plan to spend a month or
two
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs. Josiah How
ell have gone TO Weber Lake, where
they will spend several weeks.
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THE RIO GRANDE.
Availability OF Waters for Both irriga-
ton and Navigation,

Consul Clarence A. Miller. Of Matam-
oras, reports that although the agita-
ton for the abandonment OF the Rio
Grande as navigable stream is sim
confined to the Texas sido OF the
river it presents a question OF mpor-
tance to both sides. He writes:
All parties concedo the necessity and
importance of irrigation but while
this has been successfully developed,
to certain extent. on the Texas side
Of the river It has not really been COM
menced on the Mexican side. As the
character of the land rs the same ON
both sides, the conditions for successful
irrigation are Just as favorable on the
MoXcan AK on the Texas side. The
Mexican law, which prohibits foreign
crs from Buying land from within 20
leagues about 60 milos) of the river
has Kept Out Americans capital avail
able for its developments
Whether the supply of Wator is and
win be sufficient for both purposes IA
a question for engineering experts To
solve, Practical men who seem 10 be
conversunt with the entire situation.
estimate that the uigating canals.
when in fun operation. win consume AT
least one third or one-half the water
supply of tho river My personal
opinion is that the river can be made
naVigahle from it8 mouth 60 Browns
Vile without interfering with irrigation
interests Above Brownsville nayiga-
tion would be OF little profit to either
country.
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GENEALOGICAL BOOKS.

GENEALOGICAL BOOKS.
English geneaiogies which can be
purchased through the Genealogical So
ciety of Utah. address, Joseph f..
Smith, Jr.. secretary:
COLLIER-Iife of Arthur Collier,
with family, 1704-l732, 81.
COLT and COUTTS--lncluding fam
lily of Colt in America, S2.75.
CAMBERBACH-ln pedigrees
OF Harrison button and Heushaw, 81.
CONDER-Family of Westmoreland,
1925
COOKEs--Also Puleston. families, 500
COOK E Family of KinGsthorpe, $S,20
COPE-Of Wiltshire of the colonies
and Philadelphia, sos.
COPE-Records of the faInlly OIL
CoRNHrTE-French family $s,75.
CORNWALL-Of Bernhard and Lin
lithgow, privately printed, $ll.25
CORNWALLLS-Des of tables
of descent, boo6plates, 1918.
COMMUNICATING, Curwen, Cor
Z, wine, in the United States, Curwens OF
CoURTENEY-Baro of Okehamp-
| ton and Ealrs of Devon $3.50
COURTENAY-Of Cornwall, family
pedigree sS.25.
COVENTRY--First countess of COW
entryt 15 cents.
C0WPER, BUTLER-Earl Cowper
and Lord Butler, pedigrees, $S.75.
CRANE-Of Preston, $S.76.
CRANMER and WOOD - Twelve
sheet pedigrees of Cranmer and Wood
families sl1,25.
CRANMER-Mem privately
printed. So
TRANSFORMERS letters and
account of Cranston family, l64S-lIOH
$52.
cRAvEN-of etreewiok' York
shire, 81.
CRAWFORD and LINDsAY-Pedi-
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CREWSDON-Also Whitweu and
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CRISPE--Wns. certificates, pedi-
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CROKER-See Fox,
CROMWELL of the pro-
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CRUICSHAN Young.
CuLCHETH-Risley families OF
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CUNIIFFE-Of Wycoller. 1925.
CURWEN-Of Worthington Hall
Cushman-of Plymouth, u. $. A,
50. so.
of the Earl of Stair, $21.00.
DARBY-Of Salop and Bucks, IN
Guiding Rathbone, Dickinson and Fow-
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valid. father OF first Duke Of Nor
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Notwithstanding the Deanes of
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DEANE-Of Mass, L. S. a.
DENISON-Of Wakefield, Methley
| and Leeds, 50 90.
DERING--Of Kent. $1,000.
D'ESTE-S2 90
DFVEREUX- -Earls of I9ssseX, 80. 10.
DICFENSON-Of Gildersome and
| Coalbrookdale. including Darby, Rath-
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LYDIA E. EolgIEgHAM'S
VEGE TAHl.E COMPOUND

IS proven by The following letters.
Mrs, Mary Wood, of Christiana,
Tenn, writes to Mrs. PinlSham:
81 had the worst form OF female
troubles and my nerves were all torn
10 pieces; sometimes suffered so mucn
that it seemed as though could not live.
/ began 30 take Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and now |
feel like different person. Your medi-
cine is worth it's weight in gold, and
canuot say enough for your advice. "
Mrs. Wallace Wilson, Thompson
vile, Conn, writes to Mrs Pnkham /:
~ was all rum down, nervous, and
could not rest nights Doctors failed
to help me. Lydia p. PinlSham's Vege-
table Compound restored me to perfect
health"
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APRIL 80.

1524-Chcvalier Bayard. last of the
knights errant. died; born t475.
1632-John Count de Tilly, famous i'm
war. died;
17s9-George Washington inaugurated
first president of New York.
iS54-James Montgomery, British poet,
died. born 1T72.
1905 Religious liberty granted to GER
tain denominations by Car Nicho-
las III,
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THE WYcKoFF FAMILY.

The following is self-eXplanatory:
1t is with keen desire To aid those
of my kindred beyond the vel that
submit the following. / wish to avoid
duplication of the sacred work as much
as possible to gain genealogical inform
alton, and to encourage others to como
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T RAN I I(oo
WON ERR

Organic disturbances of the femin-
inc system act like a firebl and on
the nerves of women, often driving
them fairly frantic.
A nervous, irritable woman is a
source of misery not only to herself,
but to all those who come under her
influence, That such conditions can
be entirely overcome by taking
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May .

1493-The famous bull issued by Pope
Alexander VI. giving nearly all AM
erica TO Spain.
1S57-Alfred de Musset, French poet,
died: born 1872
1904-Edgar Fawcett, well known Am
erican author, died; born 1888.
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MAY 1.

152S-Pamilo de Narvaez discovered
bay of Pensacola, Fla.
1900 unsakascy, the celebrated Hun
galian painter, died; born 1874.
1904-Antonin Dvorak, noted Bohemian
musical composer, well known in
america, died; born 1871.
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

famous Dutch admiral, died. born
1907.
1859 pionysius Lardner, English as
tronomer, died; born 1893.
190i-Richard S. Greenough, noted AM
erican sculptor, died; born 1919
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THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW

We are pleased TO announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
Pure food and Drug law as 1t contains
no opiates or other harmful drugs. and
children and adults f. j. Hin Drug Co,
1.-THE Never Substitutors."
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APRIL %.
APRIL IS.

17lO-Thomas Betterton. famous actor,
died
175s-James Monroe, fifth president,
born: died 1881
1905-General Fitzhugh Lee noted
Confederate veteran. former United
States consul at Havana, died; born
1885.
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FACTS FOR SICK WoMEN.

For thirty years Lydia r. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and hr positively cured thousandso of
wonen who have been troubled with
displa'ements, inflammation, ulcera-
tlon, Irregularities, periodic pains,
packaehe. Why don't you try ii
Mrs, PinlSham invites all sick
Women TO write her for advice.
sne,,i mas guided thousands to
heaith' Address, Lynn, Mass.
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Moons Book store is now located
just south of Walkers Store.
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GENEALOGY.

, fos7~orys sras work oar ihe,r Respective
trenches - order OF heissair-
4 sketch ~ the Nrlson tWyckun,
WycoT. ETC.. fNially appsarea In the
Semi-weesly Desert News ot the 18th
OF September. 1907. Continuing, Capt,
ter, 2, Clair, l. who probably, IN 1885,
left Holland NJ Alico Longstrcet 2
dnu Richard Iongstrcet l and ALICE
Ashburn 90. Their child, Samuel II,
Wll5of m, Ella nboth Holmer dau..
capt. Jonathan Ionor 8. and Lydia
Thruckmorton inu. Jas. 1hrocSmor-
ton /, and Sarah -. Thelr enid,
Peter II. wlkon n. Ann Lloyd Tay-
Tor 2, dau Ddwerc Taylor ! % Middle
town, N. j., and Sursh Lloyd co. Their
child. Edward r. WNkon 8 m. Martho
Ann Triton dsu, Win. Triton 5 of
Chesterfield, n. j., and Margaret Richie
Laurence 8. Thelr child Jas, u WI
koff IN. Alice II. Davis o, These nre
my parents,
The first Davis in lireal descent Of
whom | have any record was Isaac Da-
Wis ] of Piscataway, n. j., VINO m. Jane
Dunham 9. Their child DR.. VIM. d.
Davis m. Alice Holmes {, Jos 6, Capt.
Jonathan 81. Their child, Henry Z. Da-
Wis m. Sarah h. Meirs dun. John
Meirs and Lucretla Gasldll 60 Their
child Alice II. Davis 3 was my mother.
The first Holmes of whom ! have
record was Rev. obodlah Holmes of
Preston. Lancashire, England. later OF
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, m
Catherine -- i'm England. Theii
child Jonathan Holmes m. Sarah bor-
den dau Richard Borden l and Joan.
Their child Obodiah Holmes 3 m. Alice
Ashton ca. Their child Joseph
Holmes m. Elizabeth Ashton 90.
Their child was Jonathan Holmes .
previously referred to in both Wikoff
and Davis families.
OF the Bruere (BruNere) family, Pc
ter came to this country with his moth
err from France. He M Eleanor Price
CO. Their child capt. Jas. Bruere 2
m. Sarah Horsefall o.. Their child
Mary Bruere 3 m. Joseph Holmes 6
referred to above in DAVIS family.
The first Tilton in lineal descent is
Abraham Tilton l of Shrewsbury, n. j.
His son Abraham Tilton m. Eliza
beth Rogers co. Their child was VIM.
Tllton referred to in Wikoff family.
VIM. Lawrence / of Middleton. n. j.,
m. End time 1898 Elizabeth Scudder 2
relict John Al. Burtus l and dau. John
Scudder of Long Island By former
IN. VIM. Lawrence had a son JAS Law
renee m. Mehetable AL Burtus dau
John Al Burtus l and Elizabeth Scud-
der p Their child Jas. Lawrence 3 m.
Elizabeth Richie 2 of Aberdeen, Scot
land dau. John Richie ! and Leslie { J..
Their child John Richie Lawrence m.
Margaret Shinn 2 dau. JAS. Shinn L.
Their child was Margaret Richie Law
renee >. referred To in Wikoff family.
For the sake of brevitY dates, etc.
are mostly omitted. but the former can
be Appropriated from Wikoff genera
tons near enough TO see II one can pos
sibly descend from given FAMILY.
MARY. 3. WIkOFF,
ElmWood Farms,
-
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HOPKINS.
ARMSTRONG.

win Joseph II. Armstrong kindly
communicate with Joseph l.. Graham,
800 west Fifth South. Provo. Utah, in
relation to the Grahams of Scotland
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APRIL 30.

l67s-Miohel AdrIaanszoon de Ruyter,